Business, Industry, Labor, and Commerce
Found in 556 Collections and/or Records:
Diary
This is a holograph diary covering from 1 July 1881 to 15 April 1884. During this time, the author worked as a surveyor for the Utah Central Railroad in Spanish Fork Canyon and vicinity. The first 17 pages of the document are in pencil and the remainder are in ink. The hand is often difficult to decypher, especially since many of the entries are partly in shorthand (Pitman).
The discovery and development of the Tintic Mining District
Typescript. Tells briefly of mining in Utah and of her father, Stephen B. Moore.
John DeGrey Dixon ledgers
Accounts of his financial dealings with various individuals, institutions, and enterprises.
David C. Dodge ledger
Ledger provides an account of the miles of railway line laid by the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad between 1881 and 1882 for a line between Denver and Alamosa, Colorado.
Grenville Mellen Dodge invoice of stores
Printed and signed invoice of stores used in the building of the Union Pacific Railroad.
Mitchell A. Dodge papers on the Menominee Indian Tribe
Emery Wesley Donahoo papers
Isaac Dunford account book
Handwritten account book kept from 1859 to 1861 while Dunford was living in St. Louis. Also included is an account book for the years 1866 to 1877 relating to Dunford's weaving business in Bloomington.
Early Utah account books, 1850-1881
Early Utah business items, 1854-1908
Contract between Sidney A. Knowlton and O. B. Huntington— 6 February 1854. Letter—Hawkeye Steel Barb Fence Company to Springville Cooperative Institution— 11 May 1887. Letter recommending a certain building site for the Price, Utah courthouse. Bids for building the Utah State Prison— October 1907 and 15 February 1908.