Title: Letter from Frederick S. Morse to James E. Ingraham, March 18, 1912, concerning trespassers

Summary: Morse informs Ingraham that "Geo. M. Robbins, Esq., has been here, and although he is not in the best of health, he is ready to look after our trespassers. Therefore, I want to push the work in rounding them up from now on, beginning at the south end and working through north to Pompano. I have arranged with Mr. Robbins that if I cannot succeed in making them pay for the land or vacate it, that I will have him write a letter, and if this letter does not work for him to bring suit against them."

Creator: Morse, Frederick S., 1859-1920

Collection Title: Model Land Company Records

Collection No.: ASM0075

Archive: asm00750000600001001.tif

Physical Description: 1 typewritten leaf

Container: Box No.: 1, Folder Title: Squatters, 1911 (Special file 25).

Recipient: Ingraham, J. E. (James E.)

Coverage Temporal: 1910-1919

Date: 1912-03-18

Digital ID: asm00750000600001001

Genre: Commercial correspondence

Repository: University of Miami. Library. Special Collections

Series: Series: I Special Files

Subject: Land use; Robbins, George M.

Repository: Digital Collections

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Source: From: Letter from Frederick S. Morse to James E. Ingraham, March 18, 1912, concerning trespassers