Also: Henry E. Huntington telegrams to Edward A. Adams and Arabella Huntington, 1922 February 3, and receipt signed by Kate M. Smith to Adams, 1922 February 7, and carbon copies of Charles E. Graham letters to Arabella Huntington, 1922 September 28. 8 pieces.
gift of Edwards H. Metcalf, Collis H. Holladay, Jr., November 1981.
Gift of Southern California Transit District, December 1981.
gift of Alta California, January 1982.
Purchased from Frances Russell, March 1982.
Provenance unknown. In library as of January 1986.
gift of Collis H. Holladay, Jr., February 1992.
transferred from Ephemera, September 1992.
Gift of March 2001.
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Also: copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1925 February 9, statement and reimbursements on Brooklyn properties, copies of Huntington letters to Adams, 1925 February 19 and April 1, copy of Newport News & Mississippi Valley Co. to stockholders, 1925 March 25, copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1925 April 1, also unsigned proxies, blank affidavit and bond indemnity forms, copy of Adams letter for Huntington to Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 1925 March 30, copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1925 April 8, and receipt from Huntington to Charles E. Graham for books and records, 1924 October 15. Subjects: Henry E. Huntington's income tax, Brooklyn properties, Old Dominion Land Co., Newport News companies, the Stock Exchange, National Telautograph stock, Some on Henry E. Huntington letterhead. 62 pieces.
Also: Copy of Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft letter to Adams, 1925 May 5, copy of Telautograph Corp. to Adams, 1925 May 5, copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1925 May 18, copy of Rearick, Dorr, Travis & Marshall letter to Adams, 1925 May 13, copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1925 May 23, warehouse receipt issues by Brooklyn Warehouse & Storage Co. to Huntington, 1923 August 31, copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1925 May 25 with pencil notation relative to value of Brooklyn properties, clipping re: New York Board of Standards & Appeals scandal, 1925 May 26, copies of two letters from W.V. Kosbob to Adams, 1925 June 2 & 11, copy of Adams letter to trades people, 1925 July 6, copy of letter from Huntington to Adams, 1925 August 6, copy of telegram from Adams to Huntington, 1925 September 8 and Huntington handwritten notes relative to Brooklyn properties values. Subject: Archer Huntington, Frank Ramey, National Telautograph stock, Princess Hatzfeldt, Anna Jaeggi, Arabella Huntington estate, death of William E. Dunn, and Henry E. Huntington's income tax. 68 pieces.
Also: copies of letters from Huntington to Graham, 1921 June 1, 1922 February 13; copy of receipt signed by Arabella Huntington and Henry E. Huntington, 1915 February 5; copy of letter from Graham to C. Weidenfeld, 1922 August 16; copy of letter from Graham to Archer Huntington, 1922 August 22. Subjects: Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Southern California Edison, Newport News Shipbuilding, Chateau Beauregard, Foster Estate, West Virginia, Collis P. Huntington mausoleum, property in New York.
Also: copy of W.B. Davids letter to Adams, 1926 August 14, copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1926 August 21, copies of Huntington letter to Adams, 1926, December 13 and 1927 February 1 . Subject: Henry E. Huntington's income tax, Minneapolis & St. Louis stock, the Italian Primitives at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gibson affair, copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1926 December 13, Colonel Montgomery and power of attorney, Chase Bank and librarians' salaries, Archer Huntington, and Clara Perkins. 41 pieces.
Also: copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1924 December 8, copy of Rearick, Dorr, Travis & Marshall to Adams, 1924 December 3, copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1924 December 17, copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1924 December 15, copy of letter and report on Brooklyn properties from Hood Trading Co. to Charles A. Marshall, 1923 May 15, copy of Huntington letter to Courtenay DeKalb, 1924 September 23, Huntington telegram to Chase National Bank (draft, one handwritten), copy of Adams letter to Westwood Realty Co., 1924 December 18, printed article "A Veteran Railroader States the Case," 1924 December, copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1925 January 8, account of rents and disbursements on Brooklyn properties, 1924 November 30, letter from Commissioner of Internal Revenue to Huntington, 1920 June 17, and copy of power of attorney not completed, submitted by Edward Ball for signature of Huntington, account and disbursements of Brooklyn properties, 1924 December 31, copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1925 January 28, and copy of Edmund Zacher letter to Adams, 1920 November 18. Subjects: Arabella Huntington estate, Brooklyn properties, private vs. government ownership of railroads, purchase of a Lozier automobile, Huntington's personal accounts and income tax, and Newport News & Mississippi Valley Co. Some on Henry E. Huntington letterhead. 54 pieces.
Also: copy of Huntington letter to Adams, 1924 September 19, copy of Adams telegram to Huntington, 1924 October 17, copies of document from Kenmore Realty Co., and Adams letter to Simon L. Goldblum, 1924 October 27, copy of Adams letter to Westwood Realty Co., 1924 October 28, copy of Adams letter to W.B. Sievers, 1924 November 1, Charles E. Graham note to Adams, 1924 November 14, Huntington telegram to Adams, 1924 November 11, statement of receipts and disbursements relative to Brooklyn properties, and Huntington Land & Improvement Co. to Huntington, 1924 November 5. Some on Henry E. Huntington letterhead. 61 pieces.
