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?M IAS VEGAS LAND AND WADER COMPANY. Los Angeles, Sept# 15, 1919. File 139-0 Mr. Walter R, Bracken, Las Vegas, Nevada# Dear sirj- Your letter September 13th In regard to contract of sale in favor Mrs. Nelson Hill. I assume that in view of the fact that this lady is carrying her bank account under the name given by you, we may as well carry on our negotiations with her in that name. It is preferable, however, for definite identification purposes to avoid the use of the word ’’Mrs.” and to employ the given name of women when drawing contracts and deeds. Yours very truly,
