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,Drinking Water System - Las Vegas... Los Angeles, C a l., March 2, 19 16 . ^ OFFICE Mr, A, Maguire, Chief Engineer, Dear S ir :' |f ? MIV&!ARK 49 -| 11 Q3l1s0S C H I E F E MQ ?ME ER LQs g” I return your l e t t e r o f March / ir s t , with f i l e . I f you are s a t is fie d from your in v e s tig a tio n that/the in s ta lla tio n ou tlin ed in th is correspondence w i l l prove s a tis fa c to / y , you may make a form 30 to cover i t . As to the qu antity o f w&ter the men w i l l need, I should think th e ir experience a b e tte r guides^han Mr. D avisson's opinion. I 'am not q u ite c le a r as to statement in Mr. Hennessy*s l e t t e r o f the fou rteenth about cu ttin g down the amount o f pipe from 1500 fe e t to 1000 fe e t . I f the estim ate was based on I 5OO f e e t , reducing i t to 1000 would lessen the cost somewhat, but we want to be sure that the 1000 fe e t o f pipe w i l l adequately take care o f the shop. Yours tr u ly , Enel: HCU-VAC,
