Letter from Sachs Bros. & Co. to Sigmund Heilner. Sachs Bros. & Co. write Sigmund again that the balance his Note of May 15, 1883 for the amount of $1064.17 must be paid. Dated October 7, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from A. Bissinger to Sigmund Heilner. A. Bissinger is now calling his Note due. Sigmund must pay $1720.98 by November 1st to Bissinger & Co. At this point in Sigmund's life, it seems he is besieged with demands for payments. Dated October 29, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from G. W. Pickett to Sigmund Heilner. Sigmund's contact, G. W. Pickett, writes Sigmund that he is, once again, interested in the Mammoth Mine with a Mr. Treadwell. Dated October 29, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Hecht Bros. to Sigmund Heilner. Hecht Bros. writes Sigmund a word of sympathy regarding Seligmann's death, but informs Sigmund that Seligmann left a debt of $864.00 to their company. Dated November 9, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from G. W. Pickett to Sigmund Heilner. G. W. Pickett writes Sigmund that he cannot come to inspect the Mammoth Mine until the weather is more accommodating. Dated November 10, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Jas C. Pelton to Sigmund Heilner. Jas C. Pelton expresses his regret for not being able to pay Sigmund the money he owes but promises future payment. Dated November 25, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from L. L. MacArthur to Sigmund Heilner. McArthur backs out of any opinion in Sigmund's lawsuit, even though he is Sigmund's lawyer, writing, "Let the court settle it." Dated December 3, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Sol Hirsch to Sigmund Heilner. Sol Hirsch writes two letters (same date) informing Sigmund he is in trouble with his employers at Fleischner, Mayer & Co. because Sigmund has not paid his note to the firm. Dated December 4, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letters.

Letter from Sachs Bros Co. to Sigmund Heilner. Sachs Bros Co. writes Sigmund again imploring him to pay his note which now amounts to $1075.83. Dated December 6, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.

Letter from Hecht Brothers to Sigmund Heilner. Hecht Bros. informs Sigmund that he is faced with paying Seligmann's bill to their company. Sigmund, too often, co-signed on Seligmann's notes, consequently leaving him responsible for payment. Dated December 11, 1886. Includes a transcription of the letter.