Box 1
Contains 54 Results:
William H. Brown (Osborn, Green County, Ohio) to W.A. Carter, 1865 May 15
Brown, a veteran, discusses an oil spring and the possibility of forming a company to exploit it, with Judge Carter. Brown wrote to General Connor who was in Denver about the matter.
William H. Brown (Osborn, Green County, Ohio) to General Patrick Edward Connor, 1865 May 15
On the same day that he wrote to Judge Carter Brown wrote to the General about the South Gap Oil springs. Mr. Eddy, Warren Leland. At the bottom of the last page of the letter is a note from General Connor to Judge Carter dated June 16, 1865. Connor wanted Carter to read the letter and inform him of what he thought of Brown's proposition.
H.& R.B.W. & Co. (Sam's Sam's Montana (?)) to W.A. Carter, 1866 June 29
Paul Sherman (Denver, Colorado) to W.A. Carter, 1866 August 15
Sherman inquired about his bounty and discharge.
J.W. Williamson (Salt Lake City, Utah) to W.A. Carter, 1866 September 1
Williamson discssed the business prospects of the oil spring company. He makes the statement that Carter has been paying all the expenses involved. Names mentioned are: General Connor, Lieutenant Joscelyn (?), Captain Linis, Captain Kilredge (?).
Charles S. Kintzing (St. Louis, Missouri) to W.A. Carter, 1866 September 6
The letter discusses the slump in trade in St. Louis caused by a cholera outbreak.
Johnson, Griffen & Wood (New York City) to W.A. Carter, 1866 September 17
Kingslands & Ferguson (St. Louis, Missouri) to W.A. Carter, 1866 September 21
D. Street (Denver, Colorado) to W.A. Carter, 1866 October 15
Street ordered nine beaver skins.