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I agree.Bracken discussing installing a pipeline to Industrial Unit No. 1.
hln001146. Union Pacific Railroad Collection, 1828-1995. MS-00397. Special Collections and Archives, University Libraries, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Las Vegas, Nevada. http://n2t.net/ark:/62930/d1g44mr0d
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26-3VGA LASVEGAS 1108AM MAY 7 1931 H C MANN OMAHA FRANK STRONG F R MCNAMEE LOSANGELES REFERRING TO OUR CONVERSATION LAST EVENING REGARDING WATER LINE FOR INDUSTRIAL SITES: FIND IT WILL REQUIRE APPROXIMATELY 3,400 FEET OF THREE INCH PIPE TO CONNECT TO OUR PRESENT THREE-INCH L!NE SERVING UNION PACIFIC BUS GARAGE. POSSIBLE REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL TRACT WOULD NOT WARRANT LVL&W CO INSTALLING PIPE LINE AT THEIR EXPENSE, BUT IF COULD BE DONE UNDER OUR FRANCHISE, WE WILL HAVE LINE INSTALLED AT RAILROAD EXPENSE AND WILL SERVICE, MAINTAIN AND CARE FOR COLLECTIONS FOR RAILROAD COMPANY. B-7-3. JOINT HCMAMN OMAHA, FRANK STRONG, F R MCNAMEE LOS ANGELES. WALTER R. BRACKEN 1141AM