Samuel Llewelyn Letters to R.M. Haseltine Regarding Relief for Miners

              [written on letterhead of Ohio Office of Chief Inspector of Mines] 
Coalton August 20 1897. 
Dr Sir: 
Another busy day with some tedious 
waiting hours in Wellston early and sought the committee 
and made an arrangement for the proper reception of 
the Provision.  The car arrived at 10 a.m. and we sought 
to divide it an former ratio between Wellston Glenroy 
and Coalton.  There was no memorandum of contents 
We found 37 1/2 lbs of flour 7 or 8 packages of meat 
a large quantity of corn meal, crackers apples 
potatoes, beans &C billed at 12000 lbs. 
There was no issue made to day as one was made 
recently.  tomorrow at 9 a.m. they will issue again.  Their 
method is to put the [caret] goods with [written above line] 4 or 5 merchants who have consented 
to give it out on orders from the committee.  A strict 
account is kept of all that is sent to the stores and 
receipted for by them.  Tomorrow the secretary will 
issue orders on presentation of an order from 
the mine committee and secretary.  A meeting was 
called for tonight of the mine secretaries with the