The Brigham Young Center

Salt Lake City, U. T.
July 28. 1868.

Elder H. S. Eldredge
care of McGeath & Co
Laramie City.

Dear bro:-

Some two years ago, I bought a Cracker Machine, in this city, from a person going through this city, and there were two 'cutters' -- one for cutting out Boston Crackers & the other for 'picnics' left behind, at Julesburg, and last year they were loaded on a wagon along with Godbe & Mitchells goods, but the wagon broke down & returned to Julesburg. Smith was the name of the wagon master & the contents of the wagon were left in care of Woolwarth & Barton, at that place, who have since sold out to McGeath & Co: The rest of the freight was received subsequently by Godbe & Mitchell, but the 'Cutters' were left behind. These statements have been obtained from bro Mitchell, who states that he thinks they have no mark on them, but that bro H B Clawson is well acquainted with their appearance & why the were left behind. I would like to have them sent on by the teams this year; if you can get them, please have them sent, and oblige

Your brother,

Brigham Young