Letter from Franklin Dewey Richards, Moses Thatcher, Seymour Bicknell Young, and John Jaques, 10 June 1895
Salt Lake City. .
To Presidents Wilford Woodruff,
Geo. Q. Cannon, and Joseph F. Smith.
Dear Brethren—
Having considered the case of Jane
Diamond and George Fraxer, of Richfield,
appealed from Sevier Stake High Council,
we would respectfully report that we conclude
that the decision of the High Council was in
accordance with the preponderance of the testi-
mony taken and that the ends of justice ap-
parently have been reached; also that the ques-
tion involved being only of a few dollars, and
twelve years having elapsed since the High Council
decision was given, and the president of the
Council having passed away and some of
the members having been changed, it
would be unprofitable to re-open the case.
Therefore your committee unanimously
recommend that the decision of the High
Council be affirmed and enforced.
F. D. Richards.
Moses Thatcher
Seymour B Young
John Jaques
