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Mr. J. Ross Clark, Lres., Lae Vegas Land & Water Co.,, Los Angeles, Cal. My .dear Mr . Cl ark :- Mr. Redmond has kept me in touch with everything doing in the L.V. & T. business, and X understand now the sale will not be held until the 2f|nd as Leo KoRamee advises us it would have to be advertised for at five days after the execution. I wish you would drop me a line and let me know whether to expect you Sunday of this week or later. Am awfully glad you took occasion to write Mr. Redmond such a nice letter in reference to disposal of material on hand over there, and I assure you he appreciated it very much, and in this connection when the personal opportunity arrives will you kindly remember to also thank Copper for the interest he has taken in the matter in taking over this stock, for X am sure he strained a point to assist in every way he could. Yours truly, Las V egas, December 11, 1919. Vice Mres. & Agent.
