Letter to Joseph Fielding Smith, 30 January 1889 [LE-9028]

[sideways text] Rec'd Feb. 5, 1889.
ans'd [Feb.] 7 —[1889]— [end of sideways text]

PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST.
OF
LATTER-DAY SAINTS,

GIBSON MILLER & RICHARDSON, OMAHA.

P. O. BOX B.

Salt Lake U. T. Jan 30, 1889

J Mack

Dear Brother

We forward the tickets
you ask for. We shall be pleased to see
you home once more. All is going about as
usual I am in usual health. I get
through my Daily business quite Well
while I am writeing, the Court Room is
Crouded to see what sentence is to be
given to Zane or the school trustees for
Contempt for falsley accusing Dyer and
his Council as Receiver &c. I had an
interview with Maud Concerning Washington
affairs. G. Q. & F. M. L are all will in the
pen. You will see by the Herald that thare
was a Terrible Mash up on John W
R. R. Joseph E Young & George Walker was

instantly killed McDonald & McCarly were
covered with the wreck, but not Dangerously
Wounded 8 cars were wrecked

We are in hopes that G. Q will get the benefit
of the Copper act, if so He will be out
in about 12 days

L John wishes to be Remembered
My Love to all

L Allen

[sideways text] W. Woodruff & L. J. N.
Rec'd Feb. 5 —1889—
ans'd [Feb.] 7 —[1889]— [end of sideways text]

J. Mack.
1005 G. Street.
Washington, D. C.