St. George, 14 Oct 1882.
Prest. John Taylor

Dear Brother,

I feel impressed
to write to you, relative to my
finances, at the time I secured
my home when Elder Milo Andrus
was leaving this place, I borrowed
money, all of which I have not
been able to pay. There will be
two hundred and sixty Dollars
due next April, and I do not
rest comfortably when contemplating
this matter, as I do not see
my way to meet it. There has
a thought suggested itself to me,
as the place is composed of two
city lots to make you an offer
as Trustee in Trust, of the west

St. George, 14 Oct 1882. Prest. John Taylor Dear Brother, I feel impressed to write to you, relative to my finances, at the time I secured my home when Elder Milo Andrus was leaving this place, I borrowed money, all of which I have not been able to pay. There will be two hundred and sixty Dollars due next April, and I do not rest comfortably when contemplating this matter, as I do not see my way to meet it. There has a thought suggested itself to me, as the place is composed of two City lots to make you an offer as Trustee in Trust, of the west