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Los Angeles, Oct.16,1918 Agrement between LA&SLER and L.V.L.& W Co......... ...... Mr* W. H. Comstock: Referring to your letter of October 10th. concerning agreement between the L.A.& S.L.R.R.Co and L.V. L. & W. CO. covering water rights at Las Vegas: line extending from the spring to the jWater in the Las Vegas Yard. Shortly after the line was installed -about 1300* of it was replaced by an 18" wood stave line, costing $4,627.00. In 1911 2580* of 12" i was laid from the reservoir at the intake to the costing #3,837.80. In 1917 steel and wo ig in very poor condition was replaced with 16" clay pip i #21,783. concrete at a cost of During 1917 anotherNDlay pipe line was installed from the reservoir to second spring at a cost of #2,935.00. ing Westward from the water tank in the yard with wood stave,laid on top of the ground,for the reason that clay pipe proved not to be of sufficient strength to withstand hydraulic pressure: of the lineI. enclose herewith blue print showing plan and profile for I understand you will furnish copy of agreements asked We now intend to replace 4000* of clay pipe line extend- Yours truly, Engineer M of W AM/CD
