Lot 37 Letter 5 - 14th of May, 1879

14		May		1879

To: Gibson and Strathern

12 Charlotte Street, Edinburgh, Scotland.

From: James Boyd

Hill Collieries,, 97 Wellington Street, Galsgow, Scotland.

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James Smith and Son
Hill Collieries

97 Wellington Street,
Glasgow, 14th may 1879

Regards Gibson and Strathern, 12 Charlotte Street, Edinburgh

Gentlemen,
I expected to have heard from you are this regards my interview with Mr Murray at Hill Colliery on Monday last. Hear from Mr Marshall that now that there is any question as to the mode of valuation he would

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required to get a minute of submission or at least a letter signed by both parties defining the basis on which valuation is to be made. When I saw Mr Murray he informed me that he had no authority to consent to anything but the valuation of the plant as for removal. Now while I have no wish and am not in a position to dictate terms, I think for reason I have already stated

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this would be unfair, I therefore then offered to allow it to be valued in the way you propose and as a going work the mean of these rates to be the value at which the plant should be taken. I think this is not asking too much to know in course if you accept this mode of getting over this difficulty. I would like to know as early as possible as failing this arrange

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ment I would require to issue a supplementary catalogue at once.

Regards surface damages I offered your tenant Mr Adam Hamilton L50 this he would accept and I consider it very ample to do what may be required to enable you to give us a discharge from all the obligations of the lease. I would take it kind if you would say whether on payment of this sun to you, you would acquire

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us and cause Mr Montgomerie to get it done to your satisfaction either by Hamilton or another as you may think best.

Your early reply will oblige.
Yours faithfully
James Boyd
McKennzie

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