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'. 'V: S 1 H Las Yegas, lev* Sept.19,1930 W-5 Subject2 Inspection Report - Rooming House - Las Yegas Mr. F.H.Knickerbocker, Seneral Manager, Los Angeles, Calif* Rear Sir: Referring to your letter September 16, 1930, File 030-2, relative to instructions reported from the Railroad Insurance Association, covering tlie Rooming House, Las Yogas* Suggestions as made by tbs Inspector Have been taken care of as follows: 1* The day after the inspection was made, all fuses were inspected and where they were oversize, fifteen-volt fuses were installed. 2. She electric wiring to closets of south wing were corrected to meet the Rational Electrical Code within a few days after inspection was made* 3* We have placed requisition with the Storekeeper for four fire extinguishers, which was their recommendation at the time* Yours very truly. ' fiifeR 'S'* Re a c h e s Yice-PreBideni & Agent
