Box 1
Contains 54 Results:
Gilbert & Gemish (Salt Lake City) to George Jackson (Fort Bridger), 1859 March 12
The letter is in response to judge Carter's request for a circular saw. One piece.
E.A. Hamilton to "my dear sister", 1864 March 12
The letter discusses a three week Methodist camp meeting.
Frank A. Root to W.A. Carter, 1864 May 2
E.S. Griffiths (Weber Station, Utah) to Captain Baldwin, 1864 August 5
Contains reports of famine in California and Nevada and an account of the contents of a lost mail bag being strewn all over the ground.
Andrew Cook (Nebraska City) to W.A. Carter, 1864 August 18
The letter reports the finding of two lost mules.
S.F. Nickolls & Co. to W.A. Carter, 1864 August 19
Acknowledges $45 in credit to Mr. Berry.
E.R. Purple (Bannock City, Montana) to John, 1864 September 5
I.D. Ivan to W. Kittredge, 1865 February 7
William H. Brown (Osborn, Green County, Ohio) to W.A. Carter, 1865 May 15
Brown, a veteran, discusses an oil spring and the possibility of forming a company to exploit it, with Judge Carter. Brown wrote to General Connor who was in Denver about the matter.
William H. Brown (Osborn, Green County, Ohio) to General Patrick Edward Connor, 1865 May 15
On the same day that he wrote to Judge Carter Brown wrote to the General about the South Gap Oil springs. Mr. Eddy, Warren Leland. At the bottom of the last page of the letter is a note from General Connor to Judge Carter dated June 16, 1865. Connor wanted Carter to read the letter and inform him of what he thought of Brown's proposition.