[LB053482], Letter from John F Randolph to Edison General Electric Co, Edward Clark (General Electric), March 10th, 1893
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Title
[LB053482], Letter from John F Randolph to Edison General Electric Co, Edward Clark (General Electric), March 10th, 1893
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Date
1893-03-10
Type
Folder/Volume ID
LB053-F
Microfilm ID
142:945
Document ID
LB053482
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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Mar 10th 93
E. Clark Esq Auditor
Edison General Elec Co
44 Broad Street
New York
Dear Sir-
Your favor of the 8th inst came duly to hand enclosing statement of my account for which please accept my thanks.
Please send me a statement showing how the royalty $2977.88/100 from Oct 1 1892 to Jan 31-1893 in [illegible text?] up and oblige
Yours truly
Thos A. Edison
Mar 10th 93
E. Clark Auditor
Edison Orange Electric
New York
Dear Sir:-
Mr. Edison requested me to advise you that you company has never credited his account with the one quarter which he is entitled to according to his agreement.
The amount of his one quarter to January 31-1893 is $24685.41/100 and for which I have rendered bills and as yet they have even been credited to Mr. Edison’s account.
Please have this matter looked into the amount placed to Mr. Edison credit and hoping to hear from you in regard to same I remain.
Yours truly
John F. Randolph
Bookkeeper
E. Clark Esq Auditor
Edison General Elec Co
44 Broad Street
New York
Dear Sir-
Your favor of the 8th inst came duly to hand enclosing statement of my account for which please accept my thanks.
Please send me a statement showing how the royalty $2977.88/100 from Oct 1 1892 to Jan 31-1893 in [illegible text?] up and oblige
Yours truly
Thos A. Edison
Mar 10th 93
E. Clark Auditor
Edison Orange Electric
New York
Dear Sir:-
Mr. Edison requested me to advise you that you company has never credited his account with the one quarter which he is entitled to according to his agreement.
The amount of his one quarter to January 31-1893 is $24685.41/100 and for which I have rendered bills and as yet they have even been credited to Mr. Edison’s account.
Please have this matter looked into the amount placed to Mr. Edison credit and hoping to hear from you in regard to same I remain.
Yours truly
John F. Randolph
Bookkeeper