Autograph letter signed, from James Brothers Lumber Co., Kane, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., asks who they should give credit for the gas, 1 p., 11 March 1897.

Autograph letter signed, from James Brothers Lumber Co., Kane, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., enclose statement of amount due from Clifton Deforce which is $35.44, ask for a check, 1 p., 16 March 1896.

11 bills and 1 account attached together, from the James Brothers Lumber Co., Kane, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., dated 17 September 1897, 30 March, 1 April, 23 May, 28, 29, 30 May, and 3 June 1896, 26 May, 28 May, and 10 June 1897, account dated 30 September 1892 - 8 February 1896.

Autograph letter signed, from J.C. Johnson, Glen Hazel, PA, to Evan O. Kane, if his “people” are going to operate the Bucktail Mines, the coal rights on the Johnson farm are for sale, 1 p., 5 October 1897.

Autograph letter signed, from J.C. Johnson, Glen Hazel, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., sets prices for his property, 1 p., 18 October 1897.

Autograph letter signed, from J.C. Johnson, Rosselas, PA, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., hasn’t heard Kane’s response to his offer, 1 p., 8 November 1897.

Typewritten letter signed, from D.H. Jack, Attorney at Law, Bradford, PA, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., Kane, the Park Land cases are scheduled for trial during the week of April 18th, suggests that Kane arrange for a continuance, 1 p., 16 March 1898.

Typewritten letter signed, from Jack, Bradford, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., asks if he will no longer object to the opening of Poplar Street in Kane if the report on Park Lands is modified so that no assessments will be made against them for contribution, 1 p., 12 April 1897.

Typewritten letter signed, from Jack, Bradford, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., the court confirmed the report of Kane’s in opening Poplar St. after striking out assessments for damages, 1 p., 24 April 1897.

Typewritten letter signed, from Jack, Bradford, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., asks who is in charge of the Kane Gas Co., 1 p., 10 June 1897.