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si a Las Yegas, Nevada, Be cembe r 29, 1925. Pile W-29-1 Mr. G.C.Barry, Auditor, Los Angeles, California. .Bear Sir: Your Bills Collectible, Audit Numbers 125-24 to 125-41, issued to sundry employees for taxes on cottages they arc buying, are returned herewith to be included in the accounts you maintain against the purchasers. Bills for taxes, insurance, etc., heretofore have been charged to these accounts and credited from the monthly payroll deduction list or the •Form 6 sent from this office, and there seems to be no valid reason for deviating from this practise now. It is this Company's purpose to assist its employees in acquiring homes on easy terms and it would be inconsistent with this,policy, as well as rather harsh toward its wage-earners, suddenly to demand cash payments ranging from $25.00 to 0-30.00 in addition to the monthly payroll deduction of $44.00 or $49.00. Yours truly, Walter R. Bracken, Vice President and Agent. 8
