Nebraska Ornithologists’ Union, Letters, 1904, September
Nebraska Ornithologists’ Union, Letters, 1904, September
Pres.
J. B. Redfield, Secy
Klopp & Bartlett Co.
Printing, Lithographing
Designing, Engraving and Blank-Book
Making
Office Stationery
Bank Supplies
Cor. 10th and Douglas
Sts. Telephone 364.
Omaha, Neb. Sept. 19, 1904
Lawrence Bruner,
Lincoln, neb.
Dear Sir:
Your letter of Sept. 16th received and in reply would say, that Mr. Furnas is mistaken when he states that we rendered him a bill for $60.00 for the books we printed for you. The bill we rendered the State was as per our contract and for extras on his report.
You remember you insisted on us using the bold-face type which made it price and a half matter and we set up a lot of matter which was not used.
In regard to the matter for the payment on the original books does not concern you, and you are only interested in the bill for the books printed for you.
As I understand the matter, you were to pay for these books, and of course if you do pay for them, we will not ask Mr. Furnas to pay for them again.
In regard to the item of 44-1/2 hours for alterations, you certainly ought to know about that, as you made the alterations from the original copy when we printed the second edition for you.
Hope you will attend to this matter at once we are,
Yours very truly
Klopp & Bartlett Co. G. Klopp
Manufacturers of Self Indexing Ledgers (Kirtley Patent)
Sept. 21st 1904
L. Bruner.
Dear sir-:
I don't know just how to begin this as I don't suppose you remember me. I am a kid that was at the University last winter along about the middle of march & I was down to see you a couple or three times about birds and you seemed quite interested in the birds in this country and said you might come out here by Sheridan and explore around
louds peak or somewhere near here. If that trip materializes and you would drop me a line I might be able to help you or if you still think I would not be any bother I might go along. I see by the "Oologist" that you had a trip after the "White Throated Swifts" with success and I hope you can come out here soon.
Yours truly Chas. W. Metz
J. B. Redfield, Secy
Office Stationery
Klopp & Bartlett Co.
Printing, Lithographing
Designing, Engraving and
Blank-Book Making
Bank Supplies
Cor. 10th and Douglas Sts. Telephone 364.
Omaha, Neb. Sept. 27, 1904
Prof. Lawrence Bruner,
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, Nebr.
Dear Sir:
We are in receipt of your check for the amount of $232.31 as part payment for the 1M copies of "Birds in Nebraska." In regard to the rest of this account, we will be very pleased to give you any information in regard to same that you may desire. Thanking you for the favor and awaiting your further advice, we beg to remain,
Yours very truly,
Klopp & Bartlett Co.
J.B. Redfield
Sec'y.
J.B.R.