More on Bliss & Phono Co. Encloses Bliss letter (not found) & EHJ's answer to his (UP2) inquiry. Says he went into Phono Co "primarily to show you that there was some one else besides `WU' who could `put up'!" Says Bliss told him that "interests" would pay $1000 for his work on behalf of the Pen in Post Office Dept legislation; "now how much does he want you to pay of the $1000?"

Painter, Uriah Hunt

Edison, Thomas Alva

Johnson, Edward Hibberd

Bliss, George Harrison

1879-04-01

1870-1879

Letter

National government (U.S.)

Stocks, bonds, and investments

Electric pen and mimeograph

D7903ZCX

D7903

[D7903ZCX], Letter from Uriah Hunt Painter to Thomas Alva Edison, April 1st, 1879

49:198

Thomas Edison National Historical Park

Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University