Letter from Directors of the Abilene Central Railway Company to D. T. Bomar giving notice to attend a Board of Directors meeting for the Abilene Central Railway Company.

Letter from Directors of the Abilene Central Railway Company to D. T. Bomar urging him to attend an upcoming meeting of the board of directors.

Letter from Directors of the Abilene Central Railway Company to Morgan Jones discussing Jones presence for a board of the directors for the company.

Letter from A. M. Acheson to Henry Sayles discussing a meeting in Abilene with W. D. Smith.

Letter from R. E. L. Batts to John Sayles discussing the price to lease lands owned by Salyes' mother for oil and gas purposes. Batts says he has written the Houston office requesting information on the lands, as they are not in the Fort Worth District.

Letter from F. F. Claunts to Edward S. Arentz requesting a vendor's lien be executed by W. B. LaMaster. Claunts received an assignment and waiver executed by the Southwestern Life Insurance Company and is forwarding them to Sayles & Sayles. After Sayles' examination, abstracts will be mailed back to Claunts to be delivered to LaMaster.

Letter from M. R. Hailey to Henry Sayles discussing the right of way for the railroad and the sections that he is in control of.

Letter from N. P. Hailey to Henry Sayles discussing construction of a railroad, as well as barbecuing meat suggested by Sayles. It also discusses deals made by Mr. Borvell. The last page includes a hand-drawn illustration of the north section of the town.

Letter from Geo. B. Harris to Henry Sayles stating he is willing to induce other railroads in Abilene. He states that shorter railroads are not very profitable.

Letter from F. W. Hughes to Henry Sayles discussing Bomar's plans to negotiate ownership of a property based on his own terms and conditions. Hughes believes Morgan Jones is assisting Bomar in this matter. Hughes wishes to protect his interest in railroad bonds

Letter from Ted Hughes to Henry Sayles discussing a letter Hughes received from Mr. Bomar.

Letter from Billie C. Lewis to John W. Glahn delivering a copy of a deed from Ira H. Evans to the New York and Texas Land Company, omitting lands in Hemphill County.

Letter from E. R. Logan and Perry Sayles to First State Bank remitting a mineral deed from Sayles to Logan as well as a check from Logan. Their agreement in relation to the land involved in the deed and its examination is described.

Letter from P. A. Lyon to Sayles & Sayles enclosing a supplemental abstract of title covering the lease no. 13812.

Letter from F. F. Magruder to Sayles & Sayles requesting the borrowed abstracts be returned or that an extension be filed in writing.

Letter from Murphy to Bill Dickerson stating Sayles should prepare a form to be used on all leases to help secure affidavits among other documents. While there is an affidavit from other parties in Illinois enclosed, Murphy states it would likely not be signed and therefore should not be used. He suggests because of the length of time it would take to acquire information about these lands, the requirement for affidavits should be waved for the purpose of payment. He remits a copy he believes will serve their purposes in this matter.

Letter from Frank Pickell to Perry Sayles stating that two gas wells were drilled on the B. I. Terry farm. They are rigging one of the wells to drill deeper in hopes of finding oil.

Letter from R. F. Rood to Sayles & Sayles discussing a revised and correct plat of land in Hemphill and Roberts Counties, made at time of a suit.

Letter from Sayles & Sayles to David T. Bomar informing him of a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Abilene Central Railway Company that he is urged to attend.

Letter from C. M. Sayles discussing the surveys of two lots of land belonging to Alfred and Mary Fasshauer.

Letter from Hattie M. Sayles to Raymond A. Crowell discussing the fence line built along Sayles' property and the signed agreement relating to it.

Letter from Jack Sayles to C. F. Rayburn discussing a deed from E. F. Lyle to R. B. and T. D. Wiggins, as there is a discrepancy in how royalties will be used for further securities. Sayles is not able to pinpoint an exact amount for royalties to be paid.

Letter from Jack Sayles to Edward S. Arentz remitting a copy of the requirement sheet for the Froese land.

Letter from Jack Sayles to Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company stating a suit can be dismissed so long as the company pays all court costs. Sayles then gives a description of the costs and asks if this offer is acceptable.