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1872 July 1 Letter to Samuel Pike

Title

1872 July 1 Letter to Samuel Pike

Description

If William Street pays his $61.16 emigration debt within two months, his note will be returned. Sending money by trusted person is safest.

Type

Correspondence

Sender

[Brigham Young]

Recipient

Samuel Pike

Date

1872 July 1

Location

Evanston, Wyoming
Salt Lake City, Utah

Subject

Emigration
Mail
Financial

S.L. City. July 1. 1872.

Mr. Samuel Pike.
Almy P.O. near Evanston.

Dear Bro:-

Yours of the 30th June in relation to the indebtedness of William Street on his emigration has been received.

In consideration of Bro. Street's condition, if he will pay in $61.16/100 which is the amount of his original indebtedness, exclusive of interest, and pay it within two months from this date, we will give him up his note.

We are pleased to learn that you are doing a little towards the emigration of the poor.

It is safer to send money by the hand of some trustworthy person who may be coming here, than by ordinary mail. If you cannot do this, send by P.O. order on Wells. Fargo & Co and address to me.

Your Bro. in the Gospel