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Los Angeles, Cal*, September 10, 1909 File 612 Form 30, M. of W* Dept. lo. 487; 6'* pipe line, Las Vegas Yard. Mr. 3?,. P. Cullen, Division Superintendent, ' / cost of laying S’’ pipe sring coaches at Las Vegas, in place of present inadec line. | would suggest§|i >e revised and that the pipe line be made 10-inches from its junction with the 18-inch main to about 1 xe ice house, at which point it be reduced to 6-inohes i with the latter diameter to the east end of the fr< The reason for this suggestion is that the Mechanical Department is desirous that a water crane be ereeted in the yard'at a point in the vicinity of the ice house, and as there is a 10-inch crane on hand lying in the Vegas yard which could be put up, the pipe leading to it should be at least of the same diameter. Los Angeles, Cal Dear Sir;~ i Herewith I return Fori 30, M. of W. Ho. 487, covering 4 Yours truly, Chief Engineer.
