Also there is one letter to Jensen and a caricature of him.

An article on the subject appeared in the issue of the American Quarterly Review entitled "The Mormons." This particular item is marked up copy of this article with four handwritten pages to be added to the text of the article. Gibbon apparently had planned to publish a book about his western travels and this article was to be one section of the book.

Wooley was a missionary from Salt Lake City and he served in the Southern States Mission. The items included here are three letters and one report book

The item is signed by Probate Judge W.A. Carter. Carter was a prominent businessman in the area.

This letter congratulates Lawson on his appointment as a patriarch.

The document is signed by C.R. Savage the company's commander.

Two Pieces from this Utah senior citizens committee. One item is a broadside advertising a special presentation of a play for the group. The other item is a pass to Lagoon.

A timetable covering the electric train's run from Ogden to Salt Lake City

This letter discusses an 1880 discovery of blue corn in an Indian storage pit near Mesa, Arizona. The letter goes on to explain how that corn seed was disseminated into Utah.

The letter asks Hoagland to help find a home for a young widow currently boarding in a home in his ward.