Letter from Taylor, Salt Lake, Cannon, Washington, asks several questions regarding the election of a Trustee-in-Trust for the Church, wants to know Cannon's views and those of Cannon's friend. Dated March 22, 1878.

Letter from Taylor, Salt Lake, to Thomas L. Kane, he and most of Thomas L. Kane's acquaintances in Utah are doing well, he agrees with Thomas L. Kane on the "Southern development question," the necessity of an outpost, situation of the "aborigines," [referring to Mormon settlement in Arizona and Mexico?], matters with [Young's estate?] Dated May 14, 1878.

Letter from Taylor, Salt Lake, to Thomas L. Kane, things [regarding settlement in Mexico] are more complicated because of political affairs in Mexico, Erastus Snow is leading a party to visit their southern settlements close to the border, things going well with Young’s estate. Dated September 2, 1878.

Letter from Thomas L. Kane, New York, to Wells, regarding separating Young's interests from the Church's, the Church and Young need to have separate counsel. Dated March 31, 1873.

Letter from Wells, Salt Lake, to Thomas L. Kane, all can be temporarily arranged until the return of George A. Smith, Trustee in Trust for the Church, note signed by George Q. Cannon says letter was delivered to Thomas L. Kane. Dated May 6, 1873.

Letter from Woodruff about slavery ing Utah. Dated November 27, 1849.

Letter from Young, Jr., to Thomas L. Kane, early settlement of Arizona, support of President Grant's plan for peace with the Indians, conditions in Utah. Dated March 27, 1873.

Letter from Thomas L. Kane to Young, Jr., drafts of March 29, 1873 letter, some written by Elizabeth, Brigham Young's will and estate, gives several instructions relating to it. Dated March 29, 1873.

Original rough draft of March 29, 1873 letter to Young, Jr. Dated March 29, 1873.

Copy of original rough draft of March 29, 1873 letter to Young, Jr. Dated March 29, 1873.