Records of Deseret Currency and private LDS money transactions, Salt Lake City.

Day-book of transactions of Thatcher Mill

MS leaves not numbered

Minutes of members of orchestra for Thatcher Opera House

Logan, Utah. Invitation to Geo. W. Thatcher & Ladies. Lists names of committees of organization

Records consist of disbursements from 1908-1910, and deposit records from 1909-1913

Minutes of meetings of share holders and board of directors. Later turned into a scrapbook with newspaper clippings on pages 184-206 and 2-11.

Broken record of estrays in precinct

The Company was headquartered in Ogden, Utah and David Eccles was the principal owner.

Contains a listing of those owning stock in the Oregon Lumber Company

Day journal of the lumber company operations

The journal contains accounts from the Trenton, Wellsville, United Order, and Anderson Company branches. Holograph ledger

This volume contains the yard records of Logan, Wellsville, Trenton, Downey, Bancroft, Preston, Dayton, Main St. Grace, Smithfield, Lewiston, Idaho Falls, Blackfoot. Holograph ledger.

Journal D of the Eccles Lumber Company. The last two pages contain receipts from the Hood River Oregon Lumber Company.

Handwritten record of the incorporation of the company and a record of annual stockholder meetings. Also contains some financial data. Holograph ledger.

Includes photocopy of pictures of the mill as well as a blue print and map of the mill. Letters tipped in.

Combined single volume ledger includes records of pickers and products sold from an unknown orchard company from 1901-1911 and insurance policies sold by different insurance companies to Logan and other local Cache County businesses and individuals from 1899-1901.

(two volumes)

Loose papers tipped in

Two volume school register of the Webster School in the 5th Ward of Logan, Utah, kept by the school teacher, Armenia Parry.

USU Ms 41

Loose papers tipped in

Also contains day book, Booth & Brockbank

Mrs. J.C. Baxter, DeLuz, CA on inside cover

Thought to be a for a General Merchandise store in Logan, Utah

Includes loose photo. Assumed to be a stationers shop in Logan, Utah.

3 vols.

Possibly in Salt Lake City or Park City area. 10 of the 152 pages used.

Only 25 of 201 pages used.

Record of common stock purchases in Cache County.

3 vols.

7 volumes

5 volumes

(two volumes)

This bound manuscript contains two volumes: a ledger dating from 1902 to 1907 (vol. 1) and an account books dating from 1907 to 1927 (vol. 2). The former ledger is 591 pages long and contains numerous personal accounts primarily with Franklin County, Idaho residents.

The first entry, dated October 20, 1890, documents the initial gathering of the various sheep companies that ultimately merged their land and resources under the umbrella of the Deseret Live Stock Company. Entries continue through January 4, 1905.

Volume 1 contains records for the Clarkston Public School, beginning September 22, 1913 and ending in 1914, with Ella McEwen as instructor. Volume 2 holds the records of the Clarkston District No. 5 School from September 21, 1914 to 1915, with LaVon G. Smith as instructor. CAUTION: Item has mold; preservation staff recommends limited use.

General tithing accounts for each head of family in town. Summary of returns from General Tithing Office in Salt Lake City

Fast offerings for 1908 tipped in

Contains: Tithing depot charity account, poor fund and fast offering, ward receipts and disbursements, Weber Stake Academy, janitor.

Contents: donations for Salt Lake Temple, 1882-1883; donations to the poor,1883-1885; general ward fund; defense fund; Incorporation fund; election fund.

Also contains ward expenses, 1905-1908; collections for Ogden tabernacle and new organ, 1906; Weber Stake Academy, 1907-1908; janitorial expenses,1905-1908.

Contents: fast offerings, poor fund, ward purposes, janitor, tithing, Tabernacle fund, hall repair, Pioneer monument fund.

Includes record of individual donations, fast offering and welfare account, building and ground improvements, ward maintenance.

The Teachers' Quorum meeting minutes extend from 1909-1911. The Relief Society records begin in 1914.

At the rear of the notebook are two separate entries of meeting minutes. Laid in at the back are teacher ordination certificates for George Stewart Gilbert and Sills S. Newman, both dated 1909.

Boxed MS. Court records of misdemeanor arrests and convictions.

Ledger of notarized documents from Park City and Summit County. Deals largely with mining claims and deeds. Also contains miscellaneous notes, including treatment for diphtheria

Minutes of board charged with design and oversight of construction of State Capitol. Copy belonged to John Henry Smith

Mathew A. Forster, Postmaster Ledger.

Mathew A. Forster

3 volumes

Genealogies and bibliographical sketches, largely from England and Salt Lake City

Clippings, broadsides, holograph notes

Serialized history of the Logan Temple compiled by Joseph Hall, Samuel Roskelley, and Everton.

Southern English mission

22 pgs.

Fourteen letters from A. C. Brower to his wives in Richmond, Utah while Mr. Brower was on an LDS Mission in Wisconsin

Loose clippings tipped in

Personal account book from Millville, Utah, including a promissory note to John T. Garr. Only first 5 pages used.

Written some 30 years later

Unknown author, possibly a Brigham Young College student, created a miscellaneous account of information about Utah and Cache County including population elevation, elected officials, business addresses, train departures, etc.

This bound manuscript contains Lieutenant W.W. Scott's notes on a naval course on radar technology held during 1944, including information on such subjects as "Communication Procedure", "Fighter Direction : Five Situations", and other similar subjects. Also included in the notebook is a list of "Suggested Equipment for Officers Assigned to South or Southwest Pacific", which indicates the area in which Scott likely served.

Stationery notebook with Shaker songs, using a clear cursive longhand text, with the corresponding music in Shaker letteral musical shorthand below each line; visible are named notes (a, d, e, f, g) common time and cut-time symbols, join and slur marks, repeat signs, and accolade symbols.

Shaker letteral music notation used letters of the alphabet (a-b-c-d-e-f-g-a), in addition to other musical symbols, rather than modern staff notation. It was used by Shakers as a kind of musical shorthand, so that tunes could be copied down quickly, and was continued as a mark of difference between Shaker and other music.

Includes numerous mounted fabric samples, with handwritten notes.

Lorin Farr was the first mayor of Ogden in 1850. This ledger includes two distinct parts. The first is an account record dating from 1833 to 1839, which appears to be from a sawmill but is of unknown origin. References to "Sparta" in the record may refer to Sparta, New York, a community with historical ties to the lumber industry that is situated within close proximity to Palmyra. It is unlikely this record was kept by Farr, as he would have been rather young at the time of its creation and was living in Vermont. The second part is a Weber County court docket dating from 1850 to 1855, which aligns with the early years of Farr's tenure as mayor.

Contains name index.

Contains articles of incorporation and by-laws.

Contains by-laws and financial records. By-laws of the Logan and Northern Irrigation Company in envelope. (Envelope is missing.)

Contains by-laws. Letters and notices tipped in.

These records were returned to the Spring Creek Water Company in 2015. A digital copy is available.