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SAN PEDRO, LOS ANGELES AND SALT LAKE RAILROAD COMPANY OFFICE OF THE GENERAL MANAGER i R. E. WELLS GENERAL MANAGER, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. .Townsite at Otis.. Dec ember lf| l )GP. neroft, /Mr. J, Ross Clark, Special Committee. Dear Sirs- As instructed, I referred to the Chief Engineer the papers regarding proposed townsite at Otis, and now enclose (to Mr. Clark) Mr. Tilton's letter of December, together with the plan referred to therein. The only suggestion I have to make is that-I believe the land should be laid out so that the streets will run parallel and at right angles, respectively, to the track. Respectfully, \
