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J»i Togas, Ber&da, September 27, 1904* 111 I |||| wl|$|p ? ||f Public 3ervioe Commission* Caroon City* fov&da, |fgff§| fentlemen: Regarding X« ft 2. Doefest 64: Inasmuch as las Vegas-’land <& <%tor Company desires to amaad’lta ^Amendment and Bupplefrient to Jeho&alQ of Kates and Charts’* filed with you In &«g~ oat If34* and ^fclch was to become of fee tiro Gctoberl, If34, tans effoctlre date of which was amopended by your €sr dor ted ieptemper 30» 1934, we rec?x*e -t that the flatter be held ip abeyance, for* the time being at least, so that m may file said amendment and thus obviate the necessity of an additional hearing. v Very truly yours* M3 1K0A3 MED & .A2KK CQHPABY. By " •iaiior' u.''' 3racken, ?ic«~ ires! dent • oc * Mr, Wm H» imdserboclsr* Mr, S, E. Bennett, Mr, 1, A« MatBsmm*
