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Las Vegas » June 17, 19^8 a 2 Mr. Frank Strong* ( oo - Mr. W. T. Price) We have an application from Sol Morris of California Hydraulic Metals, Ino., 2132 last Dominguez St., Long Bsaoh 10, California, for a site in tbs West Bonanza Hoad Industrial Tract from which to ship scrap. His plan of operation is to have truokers pick up sorap from outlying points and dump it on the ground, until sufficient has aocumulated to warrant the use of a orane to plok up the sorap and put it in the oars. Me says he has 75 oarloads of sorap in sight, which would be shipped to Long Beach, and he would like about 2 acres. I do not know of any site of this size on spur traok where we could accomodate him, unless there is a possibility of extending the present spur west of Las Vegas Building Materials dome time in the future. Will appreciate benefit of your advice* A. M. Folger
