Box Shared MSS 103

The Daniel Lanza Sheet Music contains sheet music composed by Lanza including: Forever Lasting Peace; Do What You Can; Wars and Peace; Wars; Stop Fighting; The Policeman; The United States of America; Colognes, Perfumes and Flowers; and The Library.

Included are a payroll list and invoice for supplies. The payroll lists mine employees, their titles, and amount each was paid for the previous five days, and to Helm for both pay and as reimbursement for supplies he purchased. The invoice submitted by Helms was that mentioned on the payroll.

Included are an invoice from Charles Hickhouse for labor, and an order to J. Huber to pay another worker.

The Gold Hill (Nev.) Fire Department Constitution and Bylaws contains a printed version of the 1878 revised constitution and bylaws and includes names of officers and delegates from individual engine companies, fire signals, boundary definitions of individual fire districts, constitution, and bylaws.

Complaint in which the plaintiffs alleged that the defendants unlawfully and by force occupied part of the mining claim of Baldwin and Abernathie and mined six million dollars' worth of silver ore.

This was a report to the Upper-Humboldt River Water Storage Committee to provide information regarding the economic feasibility of implementing the Army Engineers' proposed flood control and irrigation project of 1948 which was authorized by the Flood Control Act of 1950. Included is a summary of the Engineers' report, analysis of costs and benefits, possible sources of funds to pay the local share of the project, and appraisal of the proposed project.

The purpose of this hearing, held in Winnemucca, Nevada was to discuss the authorized Humboldt River Project of 1950 which would provide flood control and reservoirs for irrigation along the Humboldt River in Nevada. Included are testimonies from local residents, ranchers, interested individuals, and the Corps; a list of questions to be addressed; list of participants; copies of letters sent to the Corps; photos showing flood damage; and evidential exhibits.

Included is a letter from the John E. Allen & Co., stockbrokers of Boston, advertising the sale of the Albany Divide's stock and a prospectus for the company's mining properties.

Included are letters from Lulu to Miss Beckwith about her sculptures for the "Towers of the East" and the Recreation Building at the San Francisco Golden Gate International Exposition of 1939-1940, photos and pencil sketches of those sculptures; and a newspaper clipping showing various fair buildings.

Prospectus for the trust describes the purpose and goals of the trust; and provides specifications, history and future plans for the ship. A photo of the ship and the tug Anglia Knight on the Thames River is included.