Letter from George Albert Smith, 16 March 1859
Provo City
Bro Woodruff. much obliged to you for your letter. I am not able to
keep up a history of events. You will have to depend on the documents
I send to Town. It would be wisdom as far as pofsable to keep track
of them. I think the court is daming itself as fast as it well could do.
They evidently feel disappointed at not finding more of a Division
among the People. My head aches with thinking. My eyes are inflamed with
working nights. The City Council. . . a paper. . . at the judge a copy
of wich I send the President today by Ca. Little. Tell Bathsheba I am
well.
Geo A. Smith
PS Please Post me up of home affairs
