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upr000128-047
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Stationery - forms, office supplies purchased from LASL Railroad Company, postage
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SUBJECT : Stationery Supplies Red 4816 Gnaha - July 11, 1933 Las Vegas Land & Water Co., las Vegas, Nevada. Attfn: Walter R. Bracken Gentlemen: Your letter June 28 addressed to Kr. P. 1. Cragin, Los Angeles, referring to your requisition 52-16 of April 26 regarding item of 3 dozen No. 3 pencils. If you have not already been so advised, the Omaha General Store is source of supply for stationery for the entire Union Pacific System and Subsidiaries. dYroeusrs erde quasi siftoilolnosw,s -therefore, in the future should be ad­Storekeeper, General Store Omaha, Nebr. As to the pencils in question, our records clearly show that 36 which was the quantity ordered, were included in shipment made from here by express May 17. We accordingly charged you for the entire lot. To avoid delay, made back order from your requisition and sent an additional 24 by parcel post on July 7 for which you will also be charged. If you were actually short as you claim, some report should have been made prior to this date and if package in which this stationery was received, was in a damaged condition, you should have made claim against the Express Company for item short?