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1869 March 18 Letter to John H. Freeman

Title

1869 March 18 Letter to John H. Freeman

Description

It is not unreasonable to postpone charges against Brother Ballantyne until the railroad is complete. Ballantyne should forward some funds until the charges are processed.

Type

Correspondence

Sender

Brigham Young

Recipient

John H. Freeman

Date

1869 March 18

Location

Eden, Weber County
Salt Lake City

Subject

Dispute
Financial Matters
Railroad

 

President's Office,
Salt Lake City U.T.
March 18. 1869.

Mr. John H. Freeman,
Eden, Ogden Valley, Weber Co.

Dear Bro:-

Your communication to me for advice has come to hand. I think it not at all unreasonable that Bro. Farr & West should wish you to postpone the charge against Bro. Ballantyne, while they are so busy with the Rail-road.

At the same time if you are suffering & Bro. Ballantyne acknowledges owing you anything, he ought to be willing to advance some means to assist you till the charge comes up.

Yours in the Gospel.
Brigham Young