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Transcription
Lae Vegas, Kevada, March 29, 1926. Pile '"'-15' Mr. C.C. Barry, Auditor, Los Angeles. Lear fir: Voucher 26—20 is returned herewith to be suppressed and replaced by one for $17.75 to pay for only the second item shown. The expense of #4.50 was incurred by LV1&W Co. for the ?iater Service Department of The Railroad in December 1925, and Supt. Cunningham was requested on January 8 to issue a voucher. When the last statement received from the Lap Vegas Review . included this charge we decided to pay it, assuming that Mr. Cunningham had declined to do so, but upon making enquiry before delivering the enclosed voucher we learned that payment had been sent by the Railroad. Yours truly. Walter R.Bracken
