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Be: 1929 taxes on lots sold in Clark’s las Vegas Townsite Los Angeles, November Sth, 1929* LV-26 Mr. 1. B. Bracken:- We have had eliminated from the Las Vegas Land and Water Company’s bill, taxes against the following lots in Clark’s Las Vegas Townsite, which have been sold as indicated: LOT BLK 17-18 23 5-6 24 13 -14 24 21-22 25 27-2S 25 PUBCHASEB 0. J. Pothoff James Williams 0. C. Boggs-- 1 1 - Lloyd B* Hile ^ Trueman C. Higbie In order that purchasers may understand their obligations in connection with taxes on property acquired from our company, would suggest that you advise the above named parties that they shall be ezpected to assume 1929 and subsequent taxes on these lots* May I suggest that future purchasers be advised of this tax obligation at the time of delivery of deed; this to avoid the possibility <£ a tax delinquency* Tours truly, Agent
