Letter from Meliton G. Trejo, 16 January 1894
Draper. ,
President Willford Woodruff.
Dear Bro:
I write to you to explain the object
of my mission among the mexicans
and the probable expenses that will
cost to start a gathering place among
them.
My desires has been ever since my
first mission to this people to gather
them together where we could look
to their wellfare, both Spiritual and
temporal; but by lack of means I
have never been able to do so.
In my preaching to them I found it
easy enough to interest them as also
to convert a good many, which when
left to themselves went back again
to their old ways: so I concluded
to stop preaching and strugle to
