WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Washington County, Utah)
ELLIS M. SANDERS MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS
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MISCELLANEOUS
Letter to Ellis M. Sanders from Lewis H. Mousley, December 3, 1868For the original paper format, click here
Note from the General Tithing Office to the Southern Bishop
H. K. Whitney, Clerk, giving instructions about Ellis.
Southern Utah Agricultural Society appointment of a committee, June 12, 1865
Ellis' Road Supervisor Report to the Washington County Court, December 1, 1870
Note from Bro. Murser asking for a favor from President Young
Tithing receipt for Ellis M. Sanders, September 10, 1857
Letter from William Clayton, Territorial Auditor, August 10, 1869
Letter from Erastus Snow with a request from President Young, October 17, 1871
Note from A. G. Thornton about taxes, October 6, 1866
Note to President Young, August 1, 1864
Note from Erastus Snow to Road Commissioner E. M. Sanders, July 5, 1872
Ellis' swearing in as Water Master of the Santa Clara River, June 19, 1871
Ellis' appointment as "Fence viewer (?)" of St. George, September 7, 1864
Instructions on taxes from Harrison Burgess, December 29, 1870
Ellis' suit as Road Supervisor against Fredrick Blake
State Legislative Assembly instructions to Ellis on irrigation, December 21, 1864
Ellis' subpoena to appear and testify in court, March 30, 1871
Letter from George Q. Cannon about a cotton yarn shipment
Bill from Lewis H. Mousley for ditching at Heberville
A bearer note for $3.00 from L. L. Adams, February 4, 1871
Note from Alden A. M. Jackson about a meeting requested by Bro. Snow, December 1, 18?? (Tuesday)
Note from David Milne about county script for Bro. A. P. Hardy, May 12, 1871
Receipt for taxes, December 9, 1872
Note from Amos Thornton in Pinto about collecting money, January 26, 1869
Form letter for collecting delinquent 1872 taxes, June __, 1873
Appointment ta a committee to deal with a land claim, September 4, 1865
Resolutions of the County Commissioners about a census, March 7, 1872
Resolution of the City Council and instructions to Ellis, June 18, 1871