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1918 Oakland, Alameda & Berkeley Directory - p. 899 Arthur C.P. Steno Residence 6440 Benvenue, not in classified.

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1916 - Oakland, Alameda & Berkeley Directory - p. 683. ACP res. 6440 Benvenue. Harriet F.P. res. 6440 Benvenue. January 5 - Letter from Department of Interior, Washington to Mr. Gabrial Sovulawski, Supervisor, Yosemite National Park, Yosemite, Cal. . Not a salary of $2,504.07 was paid. Wants documentation regarding to whom the salary was paid before authorizing the next year’s concession. Request from AC to use his car in the Valley through the concession in Yosemite. Also wants a suitable location near Desmond Company’s Hotel with right to conduct business at present location as well. AC is denied the continued privilege of stabling three animals at the government barn. He is to use the concessionaire who is licensed to stable animals. 11 - Letter to AC at 783 Mission Street, SF. asking for documentation , to whom it was paid, what for and that the new silence would be withheld until the information was received. Signed, Gabriel Sovulawski, Supervisor. 15 -

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1917 - Oakland, Alameda & Berkeley Directory - p. 1054 ACP residence 6440 Benvenue. January 31 - Notice of Hearing of Petition for discontinuing of Family Allowance - Document calls for hearing, March 5, 1917. There follows a document which advances argumentation for discontinuing the allowance saying that continuing will bankrupt the estate. But while it states that the insurance money has not been touched it does not state that the insurance money yielded a return of around $500 a year and the principle on it was around $26,000. This is submitted by the Title Insurance and Trust Co. 31 - Petition for Discontinuance of Family Allowance - States that at this time the monies still in their hands amount to $12,616.79. February 19 - Letter on Pillsbury Picture Company, Inc. stationary ARTHUR C. PILLSBURY scenic views PRESIDENT photo postcards GEORGE BANFIELD Pillsbury’s Pictures, Inc. adverti

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January February 14 - Letter from Lewis to AC asking that he give them information on his Capital Assets. It seems that AC is in the habit of shipping inventory to be sold from his store in San Francisco and shipping unused materials back, so that none is on hand. The Superintendent asks that he tell them how much he brings in and how much is returned in the autumn. He further wants to know if AC has allotted himself a salary. March 6 - Dr. Ernest Sargent Pillsbury ( G-1-1N 4E, plot number) & Sylvia Florence Ball Pillsbury’s (G-1-1N 4E, plot number) ashes are interred in unmarked graves in the cheapest possible part of Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles. Until June 15, 1993 there was no marker on their grave. This was placed then by Melinda Pillsbury-Foster, their grand-daughter. 19 - Stationary, Dept of the Interior to AC from Stephen Mather. Dear Mr. Pillsbury: I have yours of March 14th and note the suggestion for a possible flight into

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