[D9211AGK], Letter from Alfred Ord Tate to Richard Nott Dyer, October 24th, 1892
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Oct. 24, 92. Richard N. Dyer, Esq., No. 36 Wall Street, New York City. Dear Sir:- I return herewith drafts of two agreements which you have prepared, between the Edison Ore Milling Co., Limited, and Thomas A. Edison. I have marked these in pencil No. 1 and No. 2 for identification. In regard to No. 1, Mr. Edison desires to have the Dominion of Canada included therein; furthermore, the 2nd recital to be changed to conform with the facts concerning the Ore Milling Co’s indebtedness to Mr. Edison. He holds their demand note for $37,072.80; in addition to which they owe him in open account, $3,470.81. In agreement No. 2 the Province of Quebec should be excluded to avoid conflict with agreement No. 1. I return these to you so that you may have new drafts made and place in your files copies of the exact contracts. If you will let me have anot or set I will communicate with the Ore Milling Co. Yours truly, Private Sec’y.