Letter from Higdon and Higdon to John A. Truman

JOHN E. HIGDON, -OFFICE OF- JOHN C. HIGDON, 55 & 56 Hall Bldg. N. West Cor. 9th and No. 36 LeDroit Building, Washington, D. c. Walnut Sts. Kansas City, Mo. Frigdon Fligdon, No. 15 S. West Cor. 8th & Olive Sts. Telephone 1912. St. Louis, Mo. ArOHS AT LAW, Solicitors of Patents and Gounsellors in Patent Gauses. x Kansas bity, Mo., September 15, 1870. Mr. John A. Truman, Grand View, Mo". Dear Sir: - We now have the pleasure of informing you that your applica- tion for patent upon Wire reels has been allowed, the official notice of which is herewith enclosed. This you may retain. For further pro- ceedings see the enclosed circular. We advise you to pay in the final fee as soon as possible, as by so doing the patent will issue in about three weeks and possible trouble with other parties might be avoided. Send the finalfee to this office when it will go at once to the Patent Office. Wishing you success, we remain Yours very truly, Higdon & Higdon, APCHIVES "NATIONAL RECORDS AND Kansas City Office. U.S. ADMIN."