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Los Angeles, February 15, 1933, 9315-3-II Mr* Halter R, Bracken; You received copy of Mr. Coey’s letter to me of February 3rd, in connection with your request for two oopies of Drawing 6330, covering 1040.5 ft. of 4", 1366.0 ft. of 6*, and 133,0 ft, of 8* oast iron water pipe line serving industrial property fronting on Main Street, Las Vegas, which was aoquired from the LA&SL RR by the LVL&W Company. I assume that Mr. Goey did not furnish you copies of prints showing location of pipe line consisting of various sizes of pipe. Our maps have been corrected to show location of these pipes and two prints of portion of station map of Las Vegas are attached hereto. Mr. Coey has advised that the 4" and 6* pipe line is 388 ft, from main track of LA&8L RR, and 6 ft. from track No. 8, However, it is my understanding that track No. 8 is not straight from end to end. R. L. Adamson
