Memorandum, July, 1914.

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Memorandum, July, 1914.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/86172069

Concerning the story told by James Andrus of the finding of the bodies of James Whitmore and Robert McIntyre at Pipe Spring.

1 pp. (2 copies) : typescript.

Utah Division of State History, Utah Historical Society

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Utah Division of State History, Utah Historical Society

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