(1) EXHIBIT OF RECEIPTS AND OPERATING EXPENSES | Collections | The Huntington

(1) EXHIBIT OF RECEIPTS AND OPERATING EXPENSES | Collections | The Huntington

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V. & T. R.R. Co. - Receipts & operating expenses
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Receipts, Cancelled Checks and Expense Notes (1920-1932). 49 items
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(10) WAY BILL REGISTER NO. 1
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Records way-bills from March 21, 1881 through April 30, 1884. This is the first way bill register of the railroad. A special printed form filled out in manuscript. Records point of origin, destination and charges.
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Cash Receipts: Estate of Edward Perry Warren
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Volume with entries of cash receipts related to the estate of Edward Perry Warren providing date, description of transaction, and columns for the debits and credits of: cash, securities, other accounts, securities sold, accounts payable, executors' expenses, income accounts from dividends and interest, interest to legatees, income control a/c, distribution of estate to legacies and to trustees, and principal account.
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b The last Minden train register. This is autographed on by all of the passengers, train crew and railroad officials on the special passenger train operated on that date. The last train on the date of abandonment as also the work train operated the next day to take empty cars to the Southern Pacific at Reno, are registered
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Art Faustgen - operating expenses
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