BYU Library - Special Collections

Legal correspondence, receipts and bills, tax notices, and other personal and business papers. Also included are biographies of various Cannon family members. Also included is correspondence belonging to John A. Bagley, Cannon's associate.

Handwritten and printed receipt for payment of freight charges on two boxes of ammunition. The item was made out to Brigham Young, the second president of the Mormon Church.

Correspondence, contract agreements for mining coal, certificate of mine rescue training, publications concerning mine explosion hazards, personal cash receipts, and a history of the Rivoli Theater in Springville, Utah. The materials relate to the Utah Fuel Company, the Pleasant Valley Coal Company, and to the Sunnyside Gold Mining Company.

Handwritten signature in pencil. The item states that Kimball paid $25 to support the Ogden Wild West Show. The receipt was written on a printed advertisement for the show.

Handwritten and printed receipts. The items record the transactions and purchases made by Preston at the Bishop's General Storehouse in Salt Lake City, Utah. Also included is a letter to Preston that was written in Bedford, Wyoming. The item is unsigned, but its salutation was "Dear Uncle."

Handwritten, typewritten, and printed correspondence, receipts, contracts, and payrolls. The materials relate to the operation of the company.

The collection contains accounts, receipts, statements, day books, and other business records of the Scipio, Utah Cooperative between 1869 and 1932.

The contents of this collections relate to or belonged to Hyrum Fisher Smith. Included in the collection are a razor and its case, tithing receipts, tax notices, bills and invoices, daybooks and calendars, correspondence, and newspaper articles. The contents of the collection have been divided into categories, with each folder representing a different genre. Within each folder, the documents have been ordered chronologically.

Photocopy of a handwritten receipt dated April 6, 1880 and signed by E. B. Wells, editor. The item states that $2 was received for a subscription to the newspaper.