Letter to J. Whiteley, 11 June 1891
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. .
PROF. J. WHITELEY,
Sugar House Ward.
DEAR BROTHER:
We have carefully read your Prospectus for the Marlborough College,
also the courses of study to be imparted to its pupils.
We think that if you are able to carry out your plan, as suggested in your Pros-
pectus, you will furnish a good sound Education to all who may enter the College.
It appears to us there is an inviting field for such labors as you propose to
render to the cause of Education.
So far as our Church Schools are concerned yours will be the only one of the
kind that we know of; therefore, we see no reason why you should not receive
sufficient patronage to make your attempt in this direction a successful one.
With kindest regards, we are,
Your Brethren in the Gospel,
WILFORD WOODRUFF,
GEO Q. CANNON,
JOS. F. SMITH
