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Transcription
Mr. F. W. Gillette, 1910-A, Broadway, Oakland, California . Bear Sir,- I Beg to acknowledge receipt of your favor of the lEth inct., contents carefully noted, which refers to the development of a tr^ot of land under the Carey Act, in the State of'Sovada, I note this tract is some forty miles from the rails of our road, and is of considerable size. I also note what you say, in regard to our Being interested in the matter etc. In reply. Beg to advise we have spend a good deal of money Building railroads through iievada and operating them, endeavoring to give good service, Both freight and passenger, and we do not feel we can undertake to develop everything within a reasonable radius of our line, as we feel that development of land and mines will Be undertaken By other people. However, any encouragement that the railroad can dis give you in your proposed project„ we will certainly^ But we oannot take personal interest in such matters. With kind personal regards, I am, Very truly yours, (Signed) J. BOSS CLARK
