Name/Title
Letter from J.W. Stewart regarding legal feesEntry/Object ID
2000.FIC.02.130Scope and Content
Letter from James W. Stewart, attorney to Ida Cahoon, containing bills for legal fees and costs relating to a real estate matter.
2000.FIC.02.130A:
James W. Stewart
Attorney At Law
Williamson Building,
Telephones { Bell Main 731 / Cuyahoga Cent. 5816 Cleveland, O.
Mar. 8, 1911.
Miss Ida Cahoon,
North Dover, Ohio,
Dear Miss Cahoon:
I am enclosing your herewith bills obtained from Mr. Salen's office this morning, covering the costs of your two cases, Nos. 106,559 and -106,560.
I am also returning you herewith the bills which you sent me in January in the same matters. You will notice that these January bills are for the unpaid plaintiff's costs. The bills which I send to you this morning cover both plaintiff's and defendant's costs, and there is a separate statement of the costs which you have heretofore paid, amounting to $109.30.
My recollection is that there was a discount on this printer's bill and that you paid less than this bill shows, but I have not the items that you paid. You sent me check at the time and I turned it over.
The total costs now owing are $89.52, of which $10.72 are defendant's costs, and $78.80 are plaintiff's costs. This is an increase of $5.46 over the bills sent to you in January, which are covered, I suppose, by the last items. in these two bills of March 7th.
I had supposed that in paying the Legal News
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for advertising I had paid the little item of $1.35 which appears in each bill, but it appears not.
If there is anything about these bills which you do not understand, please refer them to me, and I will endeavor to ferret it out and make it plain to you.
Yours Truly,
Jas. W. Stewart
S:SS
2000.FIC.02.130B: Envelope
Printed in upper left: RETURN TO / JAS. W. STEWART / 1416 WILLIAMSON BUILDING / CLEVELAND, O.
Postmark in black in upper right: CLEVELAND / MAR 8 / 5PM
The rest of the postmark has faded. Residual adhesive indicate a stamp that is no longer attached to the envelope.
Black stamp in center indicating that 2 cent postage is due.
Typed in blue ink addressed to: Miss Ida Cahoon, / North Dover, / Ohio.
Two red square one cent US Postage due stamps in lower right. Postmark in black stamped over them indicating received delivery.
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Postmark: NORTH DOVER, OHIO.
MAR / 8 / 8PM / 1911
REC'DCollection
Early Family Papers: CahoonRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Salen, Mr.Person or Organization
Barber, Mr.Person or Organization
Stewart, James W., Atty.Person or Organization
Cahoon, Ida
