Letter from Charles Ora Card, 10 September 1888
Prest. Wilford Woodruff
Salt Lake City
Utah U.S.A.
Dear Brother
It is with great pleasure I embrace
the privilege of acknowledging your favor of
the 22nd ult. which contained a check of
one hundred Dollars, for which accept thanks.
The suggestion of Brother A. Maitland
Stenhouse is good and is a matter I have
worked at ever since I entered the Dominion
and the saints here have done the best they
could with their limited means.
I certainly think it very generous of you
to aid us so liberally: The amount sent will
be ample and have an excellent effect
upon the Editors. "Money makes the mare go"
at least with men of the world.
Quite recently our local papers have
contained excellent reports of our little
hamlet and when they receive our subscription
lists we can expect another. I am quite
converted to the use of the pen and the
Press for it reaches where we can not.
Brother Stenhouse is quite energetic in our
cause as well as wise. He is not a hasty
man, but considers well the points he wishes
