Jack Family Papers

Document transferring ownership of mining claims which were called La Libertad, La Union, Morro View, El Molino, Guadalupe, Arroyo del Radilla, El Colorado, La Radilla, Las Amigas, La Soledad, Santa Teresa and El (Fl-?), also the Lone Pine and Estrella chrome mining claims. Also transferral of copper mines Ocean View and Rufuio(?)

Includes several months worth of correspondences and cost estimates

Letters discussing business agreements

James Gillion writes to R.E. Jack apologizing for the behavior of his associate Otto E. Never, owner of the Paso Robles hotel. He mentions 'The "gunshot" episode and all the troubles arriving from it.'

Amendment to change the San Luis Obispo county border

Letter from Gertrude Jack to her father R.E. Jack describing some of her experiences teaching abroad in Mexico, including meeting U.S. Minister General Matt Whitaker Ransom who she described as "a very lonely old chap - and a great ladies' man"

Letter from Howard V. Jack to his mother Nellie, October 12, 1910.

Declaration of Intention to purchase "The Chorro" Ranch, wife of J. H. Hollister

Receipt for $50 received in US gold coin.

Howard describes his fishing trip and the Teacher's Ball at the Ramona Hotel

Howard mentions Hubbard Hollister, school

Howard talks about his time in school

Mention of contracts, offer to Jack to be a director in the Automobile Company

Letter from Howard V. Jack to his father Robert Edgar Jack regarding the hay situation at Cholame Ranch, dated April 22 (no year specified).

Note written on Fairmont Hotel letterhead discussing Cholame Ranch property value.

Title page, 1927 edition of the book "Reminiscences of a Ranger" by James S. Bodrero. Features a Jack Residence stamp.

Letter from Geo. R. Adams in the Street Railway Office, El Paso de Robles, CA, dated February 8, 1894.