- July 7, 1920 – Adelbert Moot to JSA re: giving advice on what to say in a letter to the superintendent of Forests; “remedy of publicity”
- October 6, 1920 – Moot to JSA re: giving political advice re: Santa Clara Lumber Co.
- April 16, 1921 – Moot to JSA re: telegram urging Governor Smith NOT to appoint Staley as Commissioner
- April 18, 1921 – Moot to JSA re: no subject of investigation should be considered
- 1924 – Moot’s name is listed on the Committee of State Park Plan
- March 16, 1926 – JSA to Moot re: Tongue Mountain properties
- March 1927 – Adelbert Moot to Governor Whitman (this is mentioned in a memorandum about Lake George written in June, 1945)
- February 28, 1929 – List of names and addresses (Including Judge Moot)
- March 13, 1929 – JSA to Hilda Loines – recommends Richmond Moot (son of Adelbert Moot) to be new Commissioner of the Conservation Department
- October 29, 1931 – JSA to Belle Moskowitz re; mentions Mrs. Adelbert Moot
David Barker Rushmore –
- May 23, 1921 – David B. Rushmore (GE – Head of Power and Mining Department) to L. F. Gebhardt (American Society for Mechanical Engineers, NYC) re: about qualifications of JSA for membership; “Previous to his coming with this company he had an unusual experience in charge of a large construction force on railroad work in Virginia, where he handled gangs of four or five hundred men and had shown himself unusually competent in this regard. I can vouch personally for Mr. Apperson being a man of unusual ability and intelligence and fully qualified, in my judgment, to be a member of the American Society for Mechanical Engineers.”
- June 25, 1929 – David Rushmore to JSA re: “reserve me a quiet room and bath about the middle of September.”
- December 7, 1936 – David Rushmore to JSA re: “brief memorandum about your engineering work…you were an exceptionally well qualified engineer.”