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J. H. A n d e r s o n , secretary W “ b . Gower, a u d i t o r December 28th, 1914 Mr. W. H. Coastook, Pacific Electric Building, Los Angeles, California. Dear Sir,- It has been customary in wiring the Special Committee for us to send one telegram to Mr. Bancroft at Salt Lake City and one to Mr. J. Ross Clark at Los Angeles. However, now that Mr. Bancroft is in Los Angeles, and, as X understand it, will remain there for some time, we will send only one message, directed to the Special Committee at Los Angeles, in order to save the unnecessary expense of a duplicate message. I am writing this letter so that you will understand our reason for this, and it may be that you can arrange so that when a message to the Special Committee is received from this office, each of the members will be furnished with a copy of it. With best wishes. Yours sincerely,
