In camp on Green River
July 16th 1865.
Dearest Jennie, Since I sent you a telegram from south Pass I have rode on horseback 125 miles in three days exploring the country south of South Pass to satisfy myself that there is no better line than I have run and the three last days of the week we have been running a line from Blacks Fork to Green River at the mouth of Bitter Creek which is 5 miles below my present camp. We shall finish this survey tomorow noon if the weather is favorable and then start for Salt Lake city. Where I expect to Arrive next Saturday. And shall expect to receive letter from you and N. York. The Telegraph line has been
In camp on Green River
July 16th 1865.
Dearest Jennie, Since I sent you a telegram from south Pass I have rode on horseback 125 miles in three days exploring the country south of South Pass to satisfy myself that there is no better line than I have run and the three last days of the week we have been running a line from Blacks Fork to Green River at the mouth of Bitter Creek which is 5 miles below my present camp. We shall finish this survey tomorow noon if the weather is favorable and then start for Salt Lake city. Where I expect to Arrive next Saturday. And shall expect to receive letter from you and N. York. The Telegraph line has been
