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to furnish requested information may be that the Commission would arbitrarily fix an unreasonable valuation which would be difficult for the railroad to attack because of its failure to furnish requested information„ In view of your belief that much of the requested information is not pertinent and that at least some of the Information will not be available by June 15, 1958, I think it might be appropriate for you to write a letter to the Nevada Tax Commission advising them that some of the information may not be available by June 15, 1958, and also advising them that muoh of the requested information is not pertinent and is not required or used by other states in valuing property of the railroad, and suggesting to them that it might be advisable to revise the form furnished by J * L * Jacobs A Company by agreement • at a meeting between representatives of the Tax Commission, J# L. Jacobs A Company, and all railroads operating in the State of Nevada* CALVIN M. CORY
