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#2 3wi 4 19, XS30* ?m jljt with the boalnesanen of Laa 7egae. art has always b««n most favorable to oar interests, the most eutstani* lag* as you. will recall, being when the Train Limit B i n *** defeated two years ago at legislative session* X hellevo Hon dor son, if he could he appointed assistant to *•#* would be acceptable to Leo, although 1 have never mentioned this ratter to him, as X te w his first reonest ^onia be for the appointment'of his younger brother, but confedentially I do know l&at an appointment of this kind ’Wild be of no benefit to us.at this tine* Tina onbtedly Henderson’s services a cold be se- ^ired for a very nominal »m per isontdi, with 'privilege of' transportation on o r lino, and I would then be in position to call on him for assistance at different service club meetings and matings of the city eoBnissloiwrs* ^ other attorney I have in mind is tferlon B. ‘ ?*?!;» peesldart of the hotary Club ant a mighty well liked young fellow who Is fast.developing1 a goat practice* Sari assisted Leo in the last monoxide gas stilts against the Bin: Cmnpanies. and it is'a known feet that it was thru sari a influence (he being a Mormon and the jury being com­posed principally of Mermens) that the Six cured a feverable verdict* Companies se­Either of these men would be a greet help to m hers, not only in Lae Vegas Land and vaster %sp*my btselnecs but more so in connection 1th railroad unitors; hot on ac­count of Hender son * e wide a o s aint&nee and years of wac- toviecre tI hawto ulodf MRJatrtclH »prefer M s appointment, if it la possible, I th.ink yon will-realise,, as 1 do, that this i® a very delicate subject to bring before Leo, but really be­lieve it should be done, and in the most &1 pi emtio way pos­sible* . ®|g aonilng copy of this letter feeMr* Bennett,- imier personal cover. Hoping you will give this matter yI oamrm vory ®irly consideration slid let mo have• .i^our advice. Yours truly. cToop Myr *t o KnMri*c keBrebnonectkte*r, * i i ® ' 'ft.' M a CkeC