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FORM 2601 2 m 3-07—B NUMBER NUMBER Salt Lake Route. SENT TO SENDER RECEIVER time SENT ] 1............- ------— —r-------. . ? .......- ....^ Pink Message. ! REC’D FROM V *’ " '0. SENDER RECEIVER TIME REC’D __________sitB Written. .. .....................,-M. mm6*-- tfysF.....................................•••••• This blank to be used only as provided for in Supt. Telegraph Circular No. 1 of June 10, 1905, and must not be used by unauthorized persons. Its improper use should be reported promptly to Supt. Telegraph. All messages for parties on trains must be'enclosed in sealed envelopes. The exact sending and receiving time, initials of sending and receiving operators, and signal of office with which business was done, must be plainly noted in space provided for that purpose. Los Angeles, September 18, 1913. H- C. Ilutt, . - ? Las Vegas» Your wire from Caliente, regarding Mr. Vinehell’s movements. Hope you will have time at Las Yegas to show Tr* Bancroft conditions near the big spring called to your attention' by Mr.' Bracken. •J. Ross Clark. 5 PM '
