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Los Angelos, November 20, 1930 9215—3-W Mr. V. R. Bracken! You received copy of Mr. Cunningham*s mail-gram 0-358 of November 14th to Mr. Armstrong, in connection with providing water main to serve industrial r- " * > '? " ’ property abutting Main Street south of location now under lease to the Rio Grande Oil Company. Z should like to have your reaction to the plan suggested by Superintendent Cunningham, and what the cost of the lateral line referred to would be. Incidentally, should also like to know what, if anything further, has been said to you. by the Rio Grande Oil Company with respect to a permanent water connection, assuming they are still obtaining water under temporary arrangement made a few weeks ago when the P.F.E. Company consented to the Oil Company connecting up with their line opposite the icing plant. F. H. Knickerbocker
