Letter from Junius Free Wells, 13 July 1888
The Contributor,
JUNIUS F. WELLS, Editor.
P.O. Box 305.
Salt Lake City, July 13 1888
Prests. Wilford Woodruff & Jos. F. Smith
Dear Brethren:
In response to your com-
munication, and to additional counsel
from Bro. Joseph F. received this evening,
I shall proceed without delay to the
preparation of our books and mak-
ing the arrangmeents for their distribu-
tion. In doing so I will be met
at an early stage of my labors
with a demand for money. This
was anticipated when the proposition
was first presented and Bro. Thatcher
laid the matter before the Council
of the Apostles, who voted to support
the enterprise to the extent of $5000.
It is not expected that any
such sum or any amount at
all will ^need to^ be appropriated; but that
amount of capital may be need-
