Statement by Le Grand Young, Utah Western Railway president, Brigham Young intended to get ties to help finish the railroad, showed him the document in which John W. Young transfers his interests to Brigham Young, statement dated November 26, 1877. James Jack, notary public, certifies that this is a true copy, dated December 1, 1877.

Envelope addressed to TLK, labeled “Important.” Dated approximately 1877.

Agreement involves Brigham Young, Amos Milton Musser, Elijah F. Sheets, Lorenzo D. Young, Joseph W. Young, John W. Freeman, and Anson P. Winsor, notes made by Kane. Dated January 9, 1873.

Marginal notes made by Thomas L. Kane.

Explanation of ZCMI, its reorganization under an act of legislature for incorporating asociations, with notes made by Kane. Dated June 8, 1873.

Contains a written account by Kane of his travel and visit in Utah in 1877. Includes information on prominent Mormons he visited with, as well as the development of transportation and settlements in the West.

Contains letters, articles of incorporation, and other materials relating to Mormon businesses in Utah. Includes information on the Canaan Cooperative Stock Company, the United Order, the Utah Western Railway Company, and the Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Institution (ZCMI). Materials date from between 1870 and 1877.

Contains letters, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, and other materials related to the Mormons. Materials date from between 1845 and 1873.

Contains newspaper clippings on the Mormons collected by Kane. Includes information on the development of Utah, the Mormon Church, and the Utah Expedition. Some articles discuss Kane's role in the settlement of the crisis. Materials date from between 1858 and 1859.

Contains correspondence and notes by Kane relating to his trip to Utah and tour of settlements in the territory, as well as information on local Indians. Materials date from between 1871 and 1873.