Six letters concerning the furnishing of telegraph poles

July 29, 1861 - Great Salt Lake City from; Street, James, to Feramorz Little; Request for Little to come to town at once to close the bargain concerning telegraph pole business; July 29, 1861 - Fairfield, Utah Territory, Jennings, William, and Cooley, John W., to Messrs. Little and Decker, concerning arrangements for furnishing telegraph poles. July 29, 1861; Street, James, and Little, Feramorz, Agreement between Street and Little concerning furnishing telegraph poles from Fort Crittenden in Cedar County, Utah. Notation on side dated October 31, 1861, states sum of $11,567 has been received in full for 3,556 telegraph poles, signed by David O. Calder; October 24, 1861 - James Street to Brigham Young; Telegraph line now working through to California and invites Young to send first message; May 23, 1867 - San Francisco, California, to Salt Lake City; Ladd, George S., to Brigham Young; California State Telegraph Company has leased their lines to Western Union and wishes to close the old company accounts