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Lae Vegas, Nevada, October 29, 1922. Mr. H. A. Williams, Acting General Manager, Los Angeles & Salt Lake R. R. Co., Lbs Angelee, California. Dear Sir: Acknowledging receipt of your letter under date of October 17th in reference to water consumption of the ice plant here at Las Vegas. I be|| to herewith enclose you a letter received from H. T. thyte, Chief Engineer of the F.F.2S. Company, which is self-explanatory. I believe it would be well for us to allow Mr. Whyte to execute his intentions aa set forth in his letter sad try it out for a year; if at that time it is not satisfactory to our Company, we can then take the matter up with them again in regard to sinking a well and furnishing their own water. After enclosed letter has served your purpose, kindly return for my files. B/H Vice-President & Agent. CC—C.F.Miller
