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San Pedro, Los A.ngeles & Salt Lake Railroad Company | ’* : ? , I ' ? ‘ LAW DEPARTMENT Office of A. S. HALSTED, General Counsel , f. r. mgnamee, GaHenteHNevrr General Attorney Los Angeles, Gal*, March 20th, 1913* Mr. Walter R. Bracken, Las Vegas, Nevada* Dear sir:— I am in receipt of a letter from Mr. Peter Buol in which he complains about the price on the two strips of land we agreed to convey, and for which we executed deed, and in conversation with Mr. Nutt this morning he suggested that I talk the matter over with you and get your views on the matter. Would like to talk over the matter of insurance on buildings that we are constructing there also, and if convenient would like if you would come down for a day, and kindly advise me by wire when you will be here. I presume you will go to Goldfield with the crowd tomorrow and it will be probably Monday before you can get down. ,1 am inclosing you original and copy of written authority signed by Mr. Tilton, authorizing Oazel and Hinge to inspect the buildings now undey construction or to be constructed by Swadner. Have these parties retain one and give the other to Swadner* Very truly yours,
