C. A. Earle Rinker letter to his family, Sept. 10, 1907, page 3

2 candles and there wasn't a foot of the working on that level that we did not explore. We went through some pretty tight fits there that did not look good to them. Well I kept them down there about an hour. We took some pictures down there. We were all around on the 400 foot level of the Mohawk Ledge but it was too wet to take the Kodak down there. We went around to a few more places and then went home. The boys thought we had a great trip. I had went over to see John in the morning to have him go to dinner with us. About 6:30 We all four started to dinner. I had intended to go down to a Big French Cafe down in the Red Light district. It is not in a very desirable location but lots of the swell guns do go there to eat. It is just as orderly inther