Letter from Melvin Pickup, Vernal, Utah, to George H. Brimhall wanting a competent man recommended to them for principal and teacher. Dated August 13, 1900.

Letter from David B. Little, Provo, Utah, to Isaac W. Pierce stating that he would give Pierce his two calves back even though he came by them quite honestly. Dated November 9, 1900.

Letter from Isaac W. Pierce, Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, to George H. Brimhall asking help in getting his calves back from a student at the Academy, David B. Little. Dated November 19, 1900.

Letter from George H. Brimhall to Isaac W. Pierce, Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, stating that David Little's conduct at the Academy has been of the very highest order and he will be retained therein unless his bishop rescinds his recommend. Dated December 7, 1900.

Letter from F. G. Porter, Orderville, Utah, to George H. Brimhall wanting a principal recommended to them. Dated August 13, 1900.

Letter from John Powelson, Goshen, Utah, to George H. Brimhall reporting on the organization of Academy students that he has organized in his work. Dated October 29, 1900.

Letter from Richard Rathbun, Assistant Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., to George H. Brimhall regarding literature on Indian dialects. Dated December 11, 1900.

Letter from George H. Brimhall to Joseph L. Rawlins, Salt Lake City, Utah, asking if the Senate could allow the products of the South American Expedition to come into the United States free of duty. Dated October 22, 1900.

Letter from Joseph L. Rawlins, Washington, D.C., to George H. Brimhall informing him that his request has been forwarded to the Secretary of the Treasurer. Dated October 25, 1900.

Letter from T. A. Vanderlip, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Department, Washington, D.C., to Joseph L. Rawlins stating that the specimens can be admitted free of duty. Dated November 3, 1900.