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Los Angeles, Cal., April 18, 1911 68 Heptune Meter Co,, Fay Building, Los Angeles, Cal. Gentlemen: Please ship by freight three 3/4 inch Trident meters to Mr. Walter R, Bracken, Agent Las Vegas Land & Water Company, Las Vegas, Uevada, sending invoice to the undersigned. In this connection I desire to say that we have at Las Vegas a 3/4 inch Trident meter that was put out of service on account of gutta percha parts being warped by hot water. This is the meter that we had installed at the electric light plant to measure the water discharged from their engine. It developed that the water was so hot that it put the meter out of business. Will it be necessary to have this meter returned here for repairs, or can you ship the parts to Mr. Bracken to be installed by him? If this can be done, please include the parts in the shipment with the three meters ordered above and .bill against this .Company. Vice President and Auditor. FHG.R cc - W.R.Bracken. Yours t r u ly ,
