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Transcription
Water connection and meter for new school Los Angeles, C a l,, May 17, 1910 Mr.Walter R.Bracken, .Agent, Las Vegas, Nevada. Lear Sir: Referring to your letter of the fourteenth, on above subject: As we require all consumers to pay for the meters in advance, we shall expect that the School Board will do the same, or have written authority signed by the proper parties covering the purchase of this meter. And, as the size of this meter is an unusual one and we would not have any use for it if it were left on our hands, I will ask that you get the cash or proper authority before we purchase the meter. required to do this, and we have been putting in 3/4” pipe for such connections. You may, therefore, have this extension made one foot inside the property line to conform to the franchise. If they re- quire a larger pipe than 3/4”, however, I think they should pay what ever difference there would be in the cost. In regard to carrying the water across the street to the school property: In accordance with the franchise I believe we are Yours truly, V- ft k/gjdent & AQf5.itor. .. ^*0 6 r
