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SALT LAKE ROUTE. las Vegas,ITev, Jul,30th, 1919. W.H.Comatook, . Los Angeles.Cal. Your wire date.CQnsultod Ice i’lan-t and thay] have no objections to having valve closed when watering trains but it would mean serious trouble for the city main and should not be done. Believe the trouble is in the coach line as we now. have good pressure in the Extysinesu city since we raised the head at bo both springs as instructed by Hiller. John Clark and- I will make examination of coach line in the morning and report later. ' . . .... Walter. R.Bracken, ?P Agent.
