Letter to Brigham Young, 20 October 1840
London
52 Ironmonger row St Lukes
Dear Brother Younge
If I Know anything which entitles us to the apilation
it is sincerity therefore I wish you to have no day the
Month hand as the are a great rdraw back on the profor-
mance of a good watch the Dial can be in every other
respect as you wish but as you are men of much travel
I would advise you to have what is termed a Box
bezzel Doubble bottom Hunter Capt and Jeweld
in five holes with sunk seconds those are the
most secure watch from all accident and dirt
I main A Patent Leaver Movement this watch
got up in the best way will cost a bout £ 6"5"0
but with plain case and not sunk second
£ 5"5"0 as ^it^ takes some considerable ^time^ to get up
a good watch and see that all is perfect
the sooner the are put in hands the better
I am sory to say I am troubled with a complai-
nt very general with the working classes in
this country at present that is want of Mains
if therefore it meets your a probation to re
mit to Brother Woodruff of one half And state
the nomber wanted I will immediately put
