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Form 2191 c. s/ 1 2 -40-10,000M 1941 JUf| 2 0 PACIFIC RAILROAD c o m p a n y a , T i m e n l _________ _________M TELEGRAM Mail gram Las Vegas June 20 41 -jhb— j e m — ^ rv . WEB LV' Or ig JHD copy JEM WRB Note considerable water flowing away from the xesaxsftc side of oattle pens and running over towards Section quarters. Evidently stock yard people leaving valves open unnecessairly. Having difficulty keeping adequate supply water for city and Weeks should be instructed to save water. Have instructed my water service men to stop overflow water at stock yards water tank. A 225 JPM
