Jane Lathrop Stanford Papers

[APR. 1900]

Gen T. H. Hubbard & George Crocker Mills building.

Mr C. P. Huntington and I are willing for [N. sic] N. T. Smith be elected Treasurer of the P. I. Co. if you agree instruct your representative here accordingly.

of nerve and vigorous in health for all that lies before you to accomplish.

I know you must keep on, and I am consoled when I think of all your good counsellors - Uncle Leland's tried and trusted men. Capt. Smith, Mr. Gage Judge Spencer, and your brother Charles so devoted and capable, and Mr. Nash so kind and true. I hope you will be very considerate of yourself and save your strength for great affairs and

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let others attend to details. I hope I am unduly anxious on your account - but you looked worn and nervous yesterday and I have wished you could be here to day for entire rest. And let us give you love and affection - I hope you sleep early and late - I pray that strength and wisdom and hope and courage may abide with you to the end.

Lovingly yours,

Helen