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Las Vegas - August 27, 19**® W 23-1—**7 Mr. B. L. Adamson: Confirming telephone conversation In connection with proposed installation of water main to serve Bonanza Village, your file 1-733**# April 29: In telephone conversation with the Pipe Company a day or two ago, we were advised that they expect to commence making the 10* and 12* pipe ordered for this Job today and will begin shipping same the end of this month. Assiime you will wish to expedite preparation of agreement so whoever is awarded the labor contraot can unload the oars on arrival and avoid demurrage charges. A. M. Folger
