Three letters to Brigham Young

September 24, 1875 - Salt Lake City to Provo, Utah; Reynolds, George, to President Brigham Young. Asks for information pertaining to a letter he has to write for Brigham Young. Encloses letter from Don Carlos. June 3, 1876 - Salt Lake City to St. George, Utah; Reynolds, George, to President B. Young. Letter informing Young of most important business items occurring in Salt Lake. Discusses the penitentiary land business, the effect the prolonged cold weather has had on fruit, grain, grass, and lucerne. The carpenter is putting on the glass roof in the office of the co-op. Tells of damage done by high water in streams, construction progress of his barn, business at savings bank, total amount of rent collected last month ($2,374.05) ; November 12, 1876 - St. George, Utah, to Salt Lake City; Rossiter, W. A., to George Reynolds. Pertaining to rents he had collected and other business matters concerning property in St. George