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San Pedro, L os A ngeles & ^ lt L ake Railroad Office of General Attorney. t T. E. GIBBON, General Counsel. C. O. WHITTEMORE, General Attorney. COPY Salt Lake City, Utah, 190 r, !ia» MsI)emott I*os Vegas, Lincoln Count evada* Dear Mr. McDermotts* I Pave yours of the 2Sth ult.,and in reply beg leave to advise you that in my opinion it.makes very little difference if the creek does run off the property in places, provided there has been no use or appropriation of the water by the owner or owners of the land through which it may run* This fact would not prevent the owners, of the Vegas ranch from changing the course of the creek or from conveying the water hy flumes or pipe lines. I would advise that this he done as soon as possible if it is found that the creek does actually run off the land in places, I am pleased to note your determination to see that there is a fair deal all around, and you may rest assured that.X will stand hy you to the end. I suggest that in making the survey the old boundaries and fence li nes be carefully noted and shown on the plat . I will do as you suggest and send copies of your letter and the letter accompanying it to Mr, J. Boss Clark. I have heard nothing from Mrs, Stewart in regard to the State Land patents. Do you know whether they have heen received and also whether she has sent them to he recorded ? I suppose you have given her to understand that all changes and alterations in the deed must he made before it has been finally executed. I want to go east about the 2twenty sixth or twenty seventh of this month, and am anxious to get