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V.ator Development - near Dry Lake, Clark County, Nov, Los Angeles, Jane 6, 1924, Dear Leoi . , I have your letter of June 5th and note what you aav about parties surveying around Dry Lake, ^ * over haa heB n b e L i i t i a f « S ™ s f l H * a .hJmestead Of desert entry could n oltaid facilities, I aImf ifnic ilif n Bed °t^o> itnhiionnk» tonha ta caco duenste rotf hloamceks toefa d eould be taken up, and it may be cattlemonte who are making the investigation with a view of putting down alell* r ^ rrooaadd ttoo mScraiSp ^tJhSe 1 f1o5rt^y uitp:o nwc nwih?ic 5h° tahe gwoeoldl iidse a tof obre tdher ilRlaeidl-aton da paplrsoop mraikaete apthpel iucnadteirognr otuo ntdh wea tSetra.t e En*gi neer for ppeerrmmiissssiioonn __ , . Aa aay# actual possession would protect us against any mining claims that might be located, and it would also pro* tect us against any claimant other than the government. That° is, a homestead or other attempted entry* could not- in my opin* ion be made while we are in actual possession, ^ o p m f . r . i i e a l
