Lists of numbered boxes containing dinosaur bones to be shipped to the museum. The small notebooks also contain notes on the daily shipping activities and how each container was sent.

Record book listing each fossil found under a skeleton number and bone number with a complete scientific description.

In the fall of 1924 Douglass made arrangements with Dr. Frederick J. Pack, University of Utah, to ship dinosaur bones to the university for study and display. The illustrated clippings and articles describe the 220 mile move from Jensen to Salt Lake City, Utah. The 80,000 pounds of bones were hauled in fourteen wagons pulled by teams of horses.

Lists of expenses for a fossil expedition near Helena, Montana. The notes also include expedition activities for September and October and descriptive lists of collected fossil specimens.

Record of checks issued for goods and wages at dinosaur quarry. Wages for men working in the quarry were from $50.00 to $87.00 per month.

Brief daily descriptions of the activities of each man who worked for the quarry. Also a record of checks issued for goods and wages.