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Los Angeles - June 12th, 1924 Mr. l o i t e r H. Bracken, Vice President & Agent, Las Vegas Land and Water Company, Las Vegas, Nevada. Doear S ir s - Have your le t t e r o f June 10th g iv in g .Analysis o f water at Las Vegas and note la s t paragraph o f sheet headed "D escrip tive Notes on Las Vegas Water Supply" remarks made about w e fl #2. Am not c le a r which is w e ll #2 b&t i f i t is the one served by the v i t r i f i e d pipe lin e i t occurs to me that i t would be w e ll i f you are s a t is fie d flow from the concrete lin e and from the flume is s u ffic ie n t , to break the v i t r i f i e d pipe lin e at some point where i t w i l l empty into the creek and use w ater from the other two points alon e. I f you agree w ith the above and b e lie v e i t w i l l stop the complaint o f lo c a l people, which o f course I b e lie v e e n tire ly unwarranted, recommend you so handle and arrange with our forces to do the necessary work. 3/L Yours tru ly , Cc-A. Maguire
