Letter from H. Bories to Sigmund Heilner. H. Bories assures Sigmund that his "account is correct" and wishes Sigmund a Happy New Year. Dated January 6, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Akin, Selling & Co. to Sigmund Heilner. Once again, pleads for Sigmund to pay the balance on his note to their boot and shoe company for $919.00 including interest. Dated January 13, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from James F. Watson to Sigmund Heilner. Sigmund receives a bill from the U.S. District Attorney in Portland for $865.00. The judgment against him was $620.00 and court costs were $245.00. McArthur intends to object to part of the costs. Dated January 21, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Sam M. Frank to Sigmund Heilner. Sam M. Frank tells Sigmund a Note must be cashed in Baker City-- that it cannot be cashed as far away as Portland, Oregon. Dated January 31, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from W. W. Thayer to Sigmund Heilner. W. W. Thayer confirms that Sigmund lost the case which L. L. McArthur was trying to win for him. Thayer writes the jury was fraudulent, and the guilty verdict was on their heads, not Thayer's who must have been the judge. He was in sympathy with Sigmund on the trial that was held November 27, 1885 in Portland, Oregon. Dated February 2, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Sol Hirsch to Sigmund Heilner. Sigmund has written Sol Hirsch to invest in his Mammoth Mine. Sol refuses, but tells Sigmund he knows someone who might discuss it with him. Dated February 5, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter

Letter from W. W. Elmer, another person who Sigmund tried to interest in his Mammoth Mine. Elmer spent $800.00 investigating the mine but determined it would be a failure to him to pursue it further. Dated February 22, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter

Transcription of a letter from Seligmann Heilner to Sigmund Heilner. Seligmann writes a letter that clearly shows that "life like this is unbearable." He is referring to their many legal entanglements and costs. Dated March 1, 1886.

Legal bills are coming in for Sigmund to pay. Ramsey & Bingham of Salem, Oregon requests $76.00 printing brief bill and trial fee for their services. Dated March 1, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter

Note from C. J. Soldert to Sigmund Heilner. C. J. Soldert sells one sorrell horse for a sum of $75.00 to Sigmund. Dated March 4, 1886.