Letter to Brigham Young Jr., 4 June 1889
Elder Brigham Young,
Dear Brother:
In your favor of the 28th you ask the question,
"Will you help the settlers at Ramah in their expenses in the court? It will
come to that, no doubt; they will ask me that question."
We sincerely hope that they will not be under the
Necessity of carrying their case into the courts; for our experience in this
direction is very discouraging. We cannot expect justice, judging by the treatment
that we have received in the past.
With love to you and praying the Lord to bless you,
I remain your brother,
W Woodruff
