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January 18, 1916.
Mr. S.L. Raddon, Park City Record, Park City, Utah.
My dear Mr. Raddon:-
A delay in the acknowledgement of the receipt of your letter of November 19th, has been occasioned by reason of the press of other matters which has prevailed. I wish you to know that I appreciate to the fullest your cordial and loyal expressions.
It is a source of great satifaction to me to find that my stand in connection with this case meet with the approval of the people of this state who are known to stand for the enforcement of law and order.
I have taken the liberty of showing your letter to the members of the Pardon Board who join in this expression of thanks.
Cordially yours,
Governor.
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Bountiful, Utah. Nov. 19, 1915.
Gov. William spry, Salt Lake, Utah.
Dear Sir:-
I admire you in the stand you took with President Wilson in the telegram sent him; and in the Hillstrom case and I think from the sentiment expressed this morning the people of Bountiful feel to admire your stand.
Respectfully, Dr. C.W. Richards Jr
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ROTHERMEL & COMPANY CITY AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATE REDWOOD TIMBER LANDS Room 247, Russ Building SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
San Francisco Nov 20/15
Dear Sir.
The law abiding citizens,- The great majority of the people of the United States will approve and [?] your firm and just course in the Hillstrom murder case.
Respectfully, P. Rothermel
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January 24th, 1916.
Mr. P. Rothermel, 247 Russ Building, San Francisco, Cal.
Dear Sir:-
I beg to thank you for your message of November 20th, conveying your approval of my action in the Hillstrom case.
It is a source of satisfaction to know that the law-abding people of the country approve of my stand.
Very truly yours,
Governor.
