A. B. Mayes wrote from home to his uncle detailing the cases he had been working on. Mayes asks his uncle for information regarding the citizenship of Mrs. Cornwell the alleged daughter of Sam Ward. Her citizenship is doubted and Mayes' uncle acted as judge when the evidence was taken investigating the matter. Folder 410

Letter written in Tulsa to W. G. Robinson. Folder 516

Letter from the office of Whistler, Prickett & Co. who were dealers in general merchandise and Indian goods. Letter was from the Sac and Fox Agency in Indian Territory and dated September 20. The last number of the year was left off but assumed to be 1880. The letter is written on two separate sheets of paper. Folder 456

Letter requests money owed be repaid since Mayers was hard up for money. Folder 141

Letter from A. G. Mayers in Fort Smith to Dick, perhaps Richard Drew. A. G. Mayers requested money for shipping linseed oil to Webbers Falls. Bill $149.75 was written on the verso of 4026.1725.1 Folder 190

Letter from A. G. Mayers in Fort Smith to Dick, perhaps Richard Drew. A. G. Mayers wrote Dick to send the money he owes on his bill, $149.75. Bill was included on letter 4026.1725. Folder 191

Letter informed Mr. Drew that Rogers had arrived with the cattle and they were in a hurry to cross the cattle by sunrise the next morning. Ohmsted asked Drew to send $100.00 in silver for salt and other expenses. Folder 598

Folder 598

Letter from A. N. Hoskins in Philadelphia to John Drew in Washington City concerning claim before Congress and creditors and Drew and Fields. Folder 165

Letter from A. P. Riker in New York City to John Drew who had been sick. Letter concerning Rikers return home from eighteen day visit to Arkansas. Folder 172