The Jack Family Papers (circa 1860-1969 with bulk dates of 1860-1915) contain correspondence, business records, and photographs relating to the Jack Family of San Luis Obispo, California. Collection is unarranged. More information available at: https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8rn36k4
Sent from San Francisco to R.E. Jack in San Luis Obispo. Signed by the Cashier, D.W.C Thompson. Postcard is notification of R.E. Jack's account credit.
Certificate of land purchase to Erick Lybecker.
Correspondence from Jesse Riley accounting for the payment of "Chinaman Wy Lee's time to date, 6 months and 9 days at $30 per month,) $189.00 Less $145.00 = $44.00 due him" and cashed check for services on Chorro Ranch, signed by Wy Lee.
Receipt indicating payment of $16.00 for dues from R.E. Jack to Knights of Pythias, Park Lodge No. 40
Handwritten San Luis Obispo Railway time table
Message reads: 'Have Spencer Make application for Reopening tomorrow'. The reopening refers to the reopening of the San Luis Obispo County Bank, which was able to open back up under the condition that Jack would have no more to do with the management of the bank, as agreed upon by depositors.
Correspondence with instructions to Jack about receiving his stock in the Alaska Hydraulic Syndicate Company - Southern Pacific Milling Co.
Perkins discusses the appointment of Postmaster
Telegram reads: 'Going to Sonoma Sunday, Send Twenty five dollars. Have written.'
![[Correspondence to R.E. Jack from U.S. Senator George Perkins]](/_flysystem/fedora/styles/large/fedora/2022-10/628.jpg?itok=_HeN5Ovp)
