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#2 - Edward C. Renwick, Esq - 5/22/53 the field books upon request by the District. Accordingly, I suggest the addition of the following language to Exhibit tiQit; »Field books are not to be delivered to the District upon the close of escrow; however, the First Parties agree upon written request by the District to provide excerpts from said field books pertaining to any of the properties transferred by this agreement,” I have not as yet received a copy of the latest revisions to be made in the draft of the contract, and it appears improbable that the same will be received in today* mail, I am anxious to get the final draft in the hands of the Directors of the District at the earliest possible time Accordingly, I would very much appreciate it if you could check in your office to see that the latest revisions were forwarded to us. Yours very truly, F!EH:fm Franklin T. Hamilton for OtMELVENY & MYERS
