Jacob S. Boreman endorsing Sumner Howard's plans for further pursuit and arrest.

Date
Oct 24, 1876
Type
Letter
Source
Jacob S. Boreman
Non-LDS
Hearsay
Holograph
Reference

Jacob S. Boreman to U.S. Attorney General Taft, October 24, 1876 found in Robert D. Crockett, "A Trial Lawyer Reviews Will Bagley’s Blood of the Prophets," Review of Books on the Book of Mormon 15, no. 2 (2003): 241

Scribe/Publisher
Jacob S. Boreman
People
William Howard, Alphonso Taft, Jacob S. Boreman
Audience
Alphonso Taft
Transcription

The forwarding of this letter of Wm Howard to Atty Genl Taft has been by me unavoidably detained. It should have gone forward some days since. The parties refer[r]ed to therein have been fleeing from justice over two years. Several unsuccessful efforts have been made for their arrest. I am gratified that Wm Howard intends to leave no efforts untried to secure their capture and I hope that he will be seconded in his efforts by the Department of Justice; and I think that these men can with proper diligence, through the aid of a detective, be arrested and brought to justice.

Jacob S. Boreman

Associate Justice Supreme Court of Utah

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