Letter from Charles R. Fish to Harry George

In the letter, the writer, Charles R. Fish, responds to George’s prior communication, explaining that he cannot personally meet George due to his travel schedule on an auto stage and mail line running from Thompson to Monticello, Utah. Fish mentions the necessity of taking a stage to Moab and expresses regret for not accompanying George to the best sites. He advises George to inquire for him upon reaching Thompson, promising that his acquaintances will assist. Fish concludes by promising to make George’s trip enjoyable, signing off with "Very Respt; Charles R. Fish."

In the letter, the writer, Charles R. Fish, responds to George’s prior communication, explaining that he cannot personally meet George due to his travel schedule on an auto stage and mail line running from Thompson to Monticello, Utah. Fish mentions the necessity of taking a stage to Moab and expresses regret for not accompanying George to the best sites. He advises George to inquire for him upon reaching Thompson, promising that his acquaintances will assist. Fish concludes by promising to make George’s trip enjoyable, signing off with "Very Respt; Charles R. Fish."

Name/Title

Letter from Charles R. Fish to Harry George

Entry/Object ID

Q1430.634.148C

Description

Letter from Charles R. Fish to Harry George discussing Harry George's upcoming trip to the area, the best routes to take, and how he is unable to take him around on side trips. Vol 1 P. 148C

Subject

Charles R. Fish The Want-Ad Journal Moab, Utah

Subject Person/Organization

Harry L. George Collection