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Johnson/K.3."227 Beyer consistently the payrolls as the storekeeper after 1903. He described "tool stock room where mechanic would get tool bit a drill also was stocked with many large bottles chemicals, small bottles of same were the Chemical Room.E. Laverty remembered him superintendent of the heavy machine shop. The list Edison’s own handwriting and rough tally the expenses of running the lab for one week. Otto Beyer. (1890-1891); "Distribution Labor No. (1891-1893), and "Distribution of Labor No. 2M A.222 possible that acted superintendent of both shops after John Ott relinquished the post 1910 and before Charles Luhr assumed 1913. 223 "Functions Present Laboratory Organization," September 24, 1919 (in 1919, Thomas Edison, Inc. (See for more Charles Luhr.-Organization). 227 Historian’s Note 90. seen 1894 photograph the Black Maria holding pet fighting cock. Ericke interview, 1971, Oral History Project, 25.223 222 Employee Records, Laboratory Payroll Time Sheets, Box 74; Historian’s Note 90.225 Fred Devonald. Luhr was superintendent the machine shop from 1913 until 1917. This payroll probably dates from November December 1887. Laverty notes that "Otto" was charge this room 1910. 1919 Bachman supervised men work the machine shop. list employees found 1890 laboratory notebook, but evidently entered much earlier than that, lists Ebdell member of the staff. 69 .) Benney took charge the shops around 1920.floor and signed their time cards.224 Building Stock Room Thomas EbdelL Thomas Ebdell ran the storeroom February 1890 according to the payroll for that month. This shows that was one the core laboratory employees who were brought over from Harrison West Orange the fall 1887. 226 "Distribution Labor No. Charles Luhr. Fred Devonald took over this job some time the 1890s and stayed until 1903. 226 Notebook N-90-01-04.226 After joining the laboratory the early 1890s Devonald slowly worked his way the position storekeeper. (1893-1896)