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Las Vegas * January 11, 1944 1 23-4-7 Mr, C, B, Seiswender 1709 West Eighth Street Lee Angelas, California Bear Start This will acknowledge and thank you for your letter December 31 with which you enclosed a list of the Grandview later Company*s consumers in Las Vegas. %e are glad to learn that the Beptune people have offered you & fair price for the used meter and if you wish we will remove it fro® the line if and when our Company takes over operation of the Grandview mains, I a® afraid you sere misinformed about the comparative value of the valves. A new 6* valve can be purchased for |30.00 and the second hand value of a 4* valve would be about fl0»- hardly worth the expense of removing from the line. We are also enclosing the water bill for December which was sent to your old address on lest Sixth Street and returned to us. Sincerely yours, WALTER R. BRACKS!
