Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-10-02

registered letter from both McCamant and
Liysey, dated April ., 1890.
Check No. 324 dated May /, 1890, for
5000. / find letter from Mr.. McCamant,
dated May 3, 1890, in which he says:
"Please accept my thanks for favors re-
ceived this morning"
Check No. 426, dated June 9, 1890, Tor
5000 Letter from McCamant dated June
4, 1890, which says: Your favor of yester-
day received, and you will accept my
thanks"
Check No. 46l, dated July 5. 1890, for
300. Letter from MeCamant, dated July
6, $780, in which he says: '1 have your
favor and you will please accept my
thanks.
Check No. 112, dated August 2, $780, for
S700 Letter from McCamant, dated Au-
gust ., 1890, as follows: "You will please
accept my thanks for favors received"
Check No. 155, dated September 4. 1890,
for $780, Letter from McCamant, dated
September 5, 1890, in which he says: 81
have your letters this morning and you
will please accept my thanks. "
Check No. 233, dated October 81, 1890,
for 5000. No letter. We may be able to
discover from kilograms that McCamant
was in Philadelphia that day.
Check No. 293, dated November 90, 1890,
for $780, Letter from Mr.. McCamaut,
dated November 80, 1890, as follows:
"Your letter received, and am much
obliged for your kindness"
Check No 337, dated December "a, 1890,
for 5000. No letter.
Check No. 4Os, dated February 2S, 1891,
for 81 ,00O No letter.
Check No. 135, dated March II, 1891, for
1915. No letter.
On June IL, 1890, Mr.. Bardsley paid to
some one as share of the newspaper
rebate the sum of 81, 1Os.9o.
I find letter dated June 6, 1891, from
Mr.. McCamant, as follows: "There arc
two or three matters of business concern
ing which / want to see you, and if it will
place you to no inconvenience | wish you
would be at your Office at 80 p. IN. next
Wednesday, the 11th inst"
In letter dated July 2, 1890, McCamant
says: 81 do not expect to be in Phila-
delphia this week, but intend stopping
there on my return from Washington ON
the 18th or 12 inst"
This would show that McCamant was
present in Bardsley's Office on June H.,
hot 1ar ha char of ho hot "a
from the newspapers, amounting to 81
108.S S5.
The rebates for 1889 were paid on May
81, 1889. We have telegram from H. n.
Graffen dated May 30. 1889, as follows:
II will be at your office at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow"
This includes about all the evidence
can discover either from the letters or
kilograms in my possession with the ex-
ception of letter from McCamant ac
knowledging the receipt of handsome
clock at Christmas, 1889.
With respect to Livsey, have a letter
dated October s, 1890, in which he says:
"Received letter. Am obliged"
Letter dated August g. 1890, as follows:
''Your complimentary note received; many
thanks"
Letter dated October 3, 1850, as follows:
Compliments of yesterday duly received;
accept thanks for same"
Letter dated November 5, 1890, as fol-
lows: ~ am obliged for your kind note
and compliments of 1st instant"
Letter dated December 2, 1890, as fol-
lows: "Your note was duly received. I
hope Keystone will pull through
Letter dated December 20, 1890, as fol-
lows: "Your kind note received.
On December "a, 1889, Bardsley drew a
check ''to the order Of myself for W. L. for
$780," On the stub of the check is "Wil-
liam Liysey, State Treasurer, for his kind
ness o me during the year" We have a
letter from Livsey, dated December 81,
1889, as follows: ~ received you letter in
Pittsburg on Saturday last when 1 arrived
home. Thanks for your kindly consider
alton"