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X4 July 16, 1904 Qd-&t Mr.Walter R.Bracken, las Vegas* Nevada. Dear Sir:- I have your favor of the 10th Inst, and note you are daily receiving through the mails, communications as per those enclosed in your fahor above referred to. When receiving these requests for information, I would advise that you give them any information you can relative to the conditions of the country around Las Vegas, climate, etc., but anythin relative to the future movements of the railroad or any information relative to railroad matters, you can simply advise them that you are not posted on these matters. I return herewith correspondence inclosed in your letter Very truly yours, Eno (Signed) J. \ROSS CLARK, f
