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At ILos Angeles, March 12th, 1914 Mr. H. C . Nutt, Piping gas into Company houses Las Vega General Manager, Los Angeles. Pear Sir: Referring to Mr.Clark's letter to you of March 11th, relative to piping gas into the Company's houses at Las Vegas. As I understand this proposition, it rill cost us only 1*375.64 to have gas put into all of our houses there, and if this is so I think it would he a very good idea to do this and approve of this arrangement being made. During the hot summer months gas could he irsed for cooking purposes instead of coal and I think our tenants would he very glad to avail themselves of the use of gas. Yours truly, Dictated:
