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Letter from J. Ross Clark to H. Hawgood, March 10, 1903

Date
1903-03-10
Description
Letter discusses the value of Las Vegas. Clark states that Las Vegas would make a good head-quarters for the Engineering and Construction Department and can provide produce for nearby markets.

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Letter from J. Ross Clark to H.P. Myton, August 11, 1904

Date
1904-08-11
Description
Letter discusses the future plans for the Las Vegas Ranch regarding management and land ownership.

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Letter from J. Ross Clark to J. K. W. Bracken, June 10, 1903

Date
1903-06-10
Description
In the letter, Clark explains to Bracken that they can send a Chinese cook, instead of paying a couple to come out to the ranch to cook.

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Letter from J. Ross Clark to J. K. W. Bracken, May 28, 1904

Date
1904-05-28
Description
Letter discusses the use of water on the ranch and land rights.

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Letter from J. Ross Clark to J. K. W. Bracken, October 31, 1903

Date
1903-10-31
Description
Letter discusses the apple crop from the Las Vegas Ranch.

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Letter from J. Ross Clark to Walter R. Bracken, July 16, 1904

Date
1904-07-16
Description
Letter advises Bracken to respond to inquiries about Las Vegas with information on climate and overall conditions and refrain from giving out any information about the railroad.

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Letter from T. C. Peck to T. P. Cullen, February 5, 1920

Date
1920-02-05
Description
Letter concerns stopping a union representative who is trying to persuade shipworkers to go on strike.
Caption: Complaint - Southwestern Shipbuilding Co.

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Telegram from C. M. Hoffman to W. H. Comstock, September 25, 1922

Date
1922-09-25
Description
Telegram details a Las Vegas Foreman who was egged and another Foreman's wife who was verbally attacked in the streets.

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Letter from E. E. Calvin to N. A. Williams, October 17, 1922

Date
1922-10-17
Description
Relays another letter from railroad President, Carl R. Gray, regarding the purchase of two automobiles for company use.

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