Title: Letter from C. H. Morrill to C. E. Perkins,
Date: November 9, 1899
Author: Morrill, Charles H., 1842 - 1928
More metadataC. H. Morrill, President. A.B. Minor, Sec'y and Treasurer. Office of the Lincoln Land Company, Rooms 20 to 23, Burr Block, Lincoln, Neb. Quotations of prices are subject to change without notice.
C. H. M.
Lincoln, Neb. Nov. 9, 1899.
My dear Mr. Perkins,—
I herewith enclose a statement made by Mr. Griggs, your attorney in Wyoming in regard to the condition of the Cody irrigation scheme. I thought perhaps you might like to know the facts in the case as Cody has stated he could put three or four hundred thousand dollars in it almost any time if railroad was to be built. I think most of the money he has put in their has been invested in wines and probably will be in the future. That, also, is Mr. Calvert's opinion.
Mr. Black came in this morning.
Yours truly,
C. H. Morrill
Enc.
Title: Letter from C. H. Morrill to C. E. Perkins,
Source: Newberry Library, CB&Q collection, 33, 1890, 6.8, Big Horn Basin
Date: November 9, 1899
Author: Morrill, Charles H., 1842 - 1928
Topic: Buffalo Bill's Wyoming
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