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Ur. B. H. s Angeles, March 7, 1933 9215-3—W R e fe rrin g to your l e t t e r March 3rd, in connection w ith grass f i r e s endangering Las Vegas water pipe lin e : I had already in stru cted Mr. Adamson to have the f i r e hazards removed. For your f u l l inform ation, quote my l e t t e r March 3rd to him upon th is su bject: "Very reo en tly Mr. P ra te r, Mr. A lth o f and m yself walked the e n tir e water pipe lin e from Las Vegas to w e lls and s e ttlin g basin. I t was deoided a t that time to drop the matter o f coverin g the wood stave pipe lin e . I f there is a f i r e hazard, the thing to do is to remove the hazard and the hazard in th is case appears to be grass and weeds which should be handled as c ite d above and you w i l l please so arrange." /ST U ra MAR I 1933 lk A. L. Coey
