Letter to John Willard Young, 6 May 1880
Salt Lake City,
1880.
Mr. J. W. Young.
Dear Brother—Fifteen days ago
I wrote you a letter and supposed it
was forwarded to you at Sunset in Lot
Smith's letter. Today I found it in
my drawer, and as I want to write
you some more today, I will put them
both together and send them in a letter
to Lot Smith. I will send in
this a copy of your account, and I will
say that I laid your case before the
council concerning your expenses in
feeding the Indians. I got $549.43
appropriated for that purpose, but they
wished it understood that it was not
to set a precedent for future action.
The Naylor brothers have made
some inquiry concerning your af-
fairs, saying that you owed them
