Series of documents concerning Jackson's financing of the Dearfield project. Includes correpsondence between Jackson and Arthur H. King, Register of the State Board of Land Commissioners; loan from the First Industrial Bank of Denver for $120; correspondence between Jackson and Colorado Governor E. C. Johnson; Sterling B. Lacy, Vice President of the Colorado Life Company; Herbert Fairall, President/Treasurer of the Centennial State Building and Loan Association of Denver regarding a loan; drafts of a bill to reimburse state employees who were inadvertently unpaid (including Jackson); Correspondence between Jackson and Clarence Adams of the International Trust Co. of Denver regarding a potential loan of $300; and an installment note for the sum of $28 for a radio for the Dearfield filling station, purchased from J. O. Lewis. Highlights the connections between O. T. Jackson, state government, and the founding of Dearfield.