September 24, 1887 Saturday 

September 24 Saturday – In Hartford Sam wrote to his sister-in-law, Susan L. Crane, thanking her for pictures sent of the cats, and of William (farm hand?) and a horse. Sam also had an idea to improve Quarry Farm life:

When you & Theo come, I will take him down town & discuss an electric light plant for the farm — make your own electricity on the premises; $700 or $1000 for the plant; after that, no expense, no wear-&-tear [MTP].

Romeike & Leavitt, a N.Y. press clippings bureau, wrote to Sam (clipping enclosed) offering to send clippings from leading American newspapers. Sam wrote on the envelope, “No Sir” [MTP].

 Check #  Payee  Amount  [Notes]

3821  B. Altman  20.44

3822  Hartford Printing Co  3.00

3823  George Slater  10.00

3824  Baltimore & Ohio Tel Co  1.12

3825  Connecticut Safe deposit co  3.00

3826  The Worthington Co  0.80  Publishers

Day By Day Acknowledgment

Mark Twain Day By Day was originally a print reference, meticulously created by David Fears, who has generously made this work available, via the Center for Mark Twain Studies, as a digital edition.   

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