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October 20, 1923. Mr. -J. D. Mahoney, Superintendent of Shops, Las Vegas, Nevada. Lear Sir: Will you kindly loan every effort to help us ? in dlsraantelling the pipe lines now leading to the Fair Ground. The water supplied for a former baseball game or two for the shop boys, and later on for the County Fair, was given to them with the distinct understanding that as soon as over the water would be disconnected from City fire hidrant and material used which belonged to the Railroad Company would be taken up and returned. Inasmuch as the use of this water was illegal, according to the terms of our water franchise, I am anxious to see that the same is restored to conditions as existed prior to our allowing them this privilege. Yours truly, co-EE Calvin Guy Griffith Vice-Pres. & Agt.
