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6 <5 " ^ ci]r , March 2, 1904. 60-0 Mr. C. 0. Whitteraore. General Attorney, Salt Lake City, Utah. Lear Sir: . Replying to your letter of February 25th in regard to lease of the Xiel .Ranch to Mrs.Bishop. I note that yon have not retained a copy of the lease, and, as requested by you, I enclose herewith copy of sane for your‘files. All original leases and contracts should be kept on file in the Auditor’s office, and should you,at any time, require the original lease in question on account of litigation, same can be forwarded to you without any delay. In future cases of this sort I would suggest that you make an extra carbon copy for your files. Very truly yours, enc. (Signed) J. BOSS CLABK*
