Letters to John Steel, 1875-1877.

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Letters to John Steel, 1875-1877.

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Two ALS's written from Washington, D.C. to John Steele of Toquerville, Utah. The 1875 letter replies to a request made by Steele for remuneration from the Postmaster General. The 1877 letter concerns a bill to grant pensions to Mexican War veterans and another bill for the reclamation of desert lands. Both letters are written on House of Representatives letterhead.

2 p.

Harold B. Lee Library

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