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Transcription
Las Vegas, Rev, $1 Aug* 24, 1916 Mr. C.C, Sarry, Auditor, Los Angeles, Cal, Lear Sir: Referring to the within report, I have filled the same in only partially leaving open sueh places as I was not absolutely sure about but feel sure that you can fill them in from sueh information as is contained on the sheet whieh 1 enclose. In reference to our electric energy used, you are aware we secure this from the Railroad Company and the L.Y.L.&.W. Company own nothing only the pole line from Main street whieh extends on Bridger two bloeks and then down the alley to the Company houses. The two meters which I report are small meters used in the rooming house. If there is any further information whieh is necessary and whieh I have not given, if you will kindly wire me, I will make an effort to run in town and help close this matter up. Tfawrs truly, Incl Agent
