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San Pedro, L os A ngeles & Salt L ake OFFICE OF GENERAL ATTORNEY T. E. GIBBON, General Counsel. C. O. WHITTEMORE, General Attorney. Salt Lake City, Utah, }Jov. 25th, 1904. .Kiel Ranch Mr. J. Ross Clark, Second. Vice President, Los Angeles, Cal. Dear sir:- I enclose herewith letter dated the 22nd inst. from Mrs. Mary Bishop in regard t.p her lease of the Kiel Ranch. Do I understand that it is desired for Mrs. Bishop to give up the property before the expiration of the term of her lease and also, under the circumstances as outlined in her letter, will, 'she be expected to pay any rent for the property?
