Letter from Llewellyn Harris, 1 June 1892
Escalante, garfield co. utah.
Presedent Willford Woodruff. Dear Brother. i Receved
your kind Letter, of may 14. i was not at home
When it arived or i would have answared it soon
er. i am very thankful to you for the good council
you gave mee in your kind Letter, and i will try
and obay that Counsel, and Be more carfull in
the future. and i want you and Brother talmage
and all the Brothern concernd to forgive mee for
maken such a Blunder, for if their is no Ancient
Ruins, nor any Enscriptons any wher in the Region
we visited. i will not consider myself a Judge of
such things any ^more^. at Least i will not say anything
itabout such things nor Draw any picturs to present
to any of the Brothern. i have allways Been
considerd quick to observe any indan indian signs
if Ever so Dem. and in folowing the Dimest and
hardest trail through the Mountians And Desearts
and have proved to meny that i understand ^a great el of^ the
anciant pictur writings. But on this acount i may
Be Lead astray and gone to fare with it i Beleve
as you ^do^, that to ^i went to^ far this time. i have Been in this situation
Befor. When i was trying to do all i could, i have Been
thrown Beyond the mark Befor i was aware of it
