Business, Industry, Labor, and Commerce
Found in 552 Collections and/or Records:
D. Allan Mackay journals
Collection contains the personal journals of D. Allan Mackay from 1958 to 2006.
James Mackay financial note
Photocopy of a handwritten and signed note promising to pay John Hart the sum of five hundred and eighty three dollars and thirty three cents.
David Bickersteth Magee account book
This collection contains an account book of his bookshop in San Francisco.
Manti Temple accounts
Handwritten account records. The items list donations and other financial transfers to support the construction of the Manti Temple of the Mormon Church in Manti, Utah.
Lyman Royal Martineau letter
Handwritten and signed letter dated 20 Nov. 1891 and addressed to William Preston. Martineau was Preston's son-in-law. Martineau discusses financial matters relating to the Central Milling Company.
McCammon Investment Co. financial records
Contains financial records of the McCammon Investment Company. The records include receipts, bank statements, letters about shipping, and purchase orders. Dated 1908-1916.
McCammon Investment Company receipts
A collection of receipts from primarily Utah businesses who sold goods and merchandise to the McCammon Investment Company in McCammon, Idaho. Includes receipts from a wide variety of businesses mostly in Salt Lake City or Ogden, including hardware, grocery stores, furniture, baking companies, candy stores, and paint and glass. Also includes a small, printed map of Utah. Dated approximately 1906 to 1916.
Stace M. McDenough promissory note
Handwritten and signed promissory note dated 27 April 1879. The document pledges payment in three years of $500.00 at 6.00% interest. The note is signed by Pierre Menard, William Monson, Robert Morrison, Joseph Phillips, and witnessed by Samuel Morrison.
McEwan and Field business records
Handwritten account book and seventeen receipts for goods received.
Theodore McKean letter to Brigham Young
Handwritten and signed letter, dated 12 April 1875, and addressed to Brigham Young, the second president of the Mormon Church. McKean writes to Young to decline the nomination of "Supt." of the ZCMI department store.