Tuesday, Sept 2, 1890 Another perfect day. Nothing could be finer. I went down town and saw Van Elten. He promises me I shall have all the data this evening. I am almost out of patience over the continual delays. Brink of Brink & Rossa brought in his estimate for Toms house $1645 this afternoon. I have now given it to Dederick to estimate upon. The time is drawing near for us to go to the woods and I am anxious to have all these things settled and will not go unless they are settled. I wrote to Church. Van Elten came this evening with the required details added to the map.
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