Two letters of Edward Young to Brigham Young

May 9, 1874 - Clintonville, Wanpace County, Wisconsin, to (Salt Lake City); Young, E., to President B. Young, Dear Brother. Has written before but not received an answer and he wishes Brigham Young's advice on selling his timber land located by the line of the Wisconsin Central Railroad. Wishes to come West and wants to know if their brother Lorenzo still keeps his place in "Tuilla" (Tooele) and if there is water sufficent to irrigate a farm there. He is a farmer and not a speculator and therefore needs advice. September 17, 1876 - Clintonville, Wanpace County, Wisconsin, to (Salt Lake City); Young, Edward, to Dear Brother (Brigham Young) Has not had his letters answered that he sent with John W. Supposes they never reached him. Is selling his place at a big sacrifice, but is bound to come to live by his family and friends. Asks costs of fare from Chicago to Salt Lake and fare in the sleeping car, as his wife is in ill health