Letters. -- ftamc

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Collection includes newsletters, clippings, programs, directories, correspondence, reports, legal documentation, and photographs.

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Collection contains a letter from Elston, Santa Ana, Calif. to Caroline Bancroft, Denver, Colo.; letter summarizes Elston's writing career, research methods, settings of books, circulation and serialization; also sends list of his Denver friends with addresses for Miss Bancroft to verify.

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Letters written to Edithe [Beach] following death of Bishop Nichols. Includes photographs of Nichols family. Material removed from William F. Nichols's "Days of my age".

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Personal and business correspondence.

Scope and Contents Material gathered by Denver author Elisabeth Kuskulis includes correspondence 1930-1950 about the Field home and other memorials. A 1950 typescript of her paper: My recollections concerning the acquisition by the city of Denver of the cottage where Eugene Field lived during his residence here. Visitors' register of the Field Cottage 1927-1930. Programs for annual "Eugene Field Day" at Eugene Field Branch of Denver Public Library 1938-1943. Includes scrapbook of articles regarding the...

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Collection contains financial records (ledger, bills) and legal agreements (contracts, leases); correspondence between W.P. Franks and A.C. Gardner PUP.

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Hand-drawn miner's map, (June 26, 1859) of Auraria and area 35 miles outside of Denver. Includes Gregory's diggings, Golden City, Golden Gate and Russellville. On verso is a letter, (Feb. 25, 1859), written to "Rob," possibly Robert Silverthorne. Also included is a description of ownership of claims.

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Letters to Antonio Ruibal, Judge of the Northern District of New Mexico regarding military response to the Navajo and Ute Indians and Rafael Garcia, Justice of Peace at Santa Clara, N.M. with permission to begin campaign against Utes.

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Letter describes two weeks of his work traveling long distances to visit patients. Melvin discusses the treatment of patients, weather conditions and the competition with other doctors.

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Letter to Denver Public Library recommends subscription to the magazine: Scientist and citizen. Addressed to "Chief Librarian," John T. Eastlick.

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Letter to potential client describes real estate prices and investment opportunities in Denver, CO.

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Letter concerns Chabot's editing and publishing of grandfather Maverick's "Notes on the storming of Bexar."

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Letter written from Bartlett, Ramsey County, Dakota Territory. Discusses purchasing a farm at $30 per acre and the conditions of the sale. Barager mentions he would pay Wheeler in wheat.

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Correspondence from Park and Doe (last names unknown) possibly from Shelburne, Vermont, to their family. Follows their trip to Pikes Peak beginning in St. Joseph, Missouri. Letters relate the trip across the country, people met, events, and their luck in mining. Last letter is from California Gulch.

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Letter describes Fisher's own activities in mining, and business activities such as investing in a sawmill, bringing flour from New Mexico for speculation, and real estate investments. Also discusses the rush of emigrants to the mines and the production of mining in the area.

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Collection contains letters received by Rodenbough from Innis Palmer, Brigadier General at Fort Laramie, Dakota Territory detailing troop concentration and a proposed expedition. Three letters from Lewis Thompson, U.S. Cavalry officer, describing army life and personal matters. The letters originate from Denver, Colo. and Fort Ellis, Mont.

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Collection contains letters from Thomas D. Worden written to his wife in Ft. Plain, N.Y. from Manitou and Womack's Ranch, Colorado Springs, Colo.; writes of local events.

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Describes travels from Cheyenne, Wyoming in winter, 1876 to Nevada including the countryside, encounters with various tribes, and animals. Original and copy.

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Letters written from Central City, Colo., Helena, Mont. and Virginia City, Mont. Describes mining business, prices of goods, and travels.