Correspondence (incoming) - S

thanks to my [phlegmatic?] disposition and I will try it again this summer, perhaps the fluctuations of mining stock may yet come my way, I do not like the country well enough to remain in it many years more I have watched the progress of your [C?]PRR with much interest and congratulate you upon the progress of your success - The feeling of the people here [is?] universally with you; their interest is with you, for nothing but the Rail Road will fully develop the extensive richness of this country. I should like very much to see you all if I have good luck this summer I shall probably see you next winter, If I do not - I have made [no?] calculations on that I [had?] rather please myself with the other reflection. Remember me kindly to Mrs. Stanford and Miss Lathrop and be sure to write as soon as convenient, it does me good to hear from you, [now?] don't wait so long [again?] Direct to [Ione?] City [Nape?] Co [N T?] sned by NY and Co Express Yours Ever Truly NT Smith

[Ione?] City April 30, 1864

Dr. Governor Your welcome letter of Feb 8th was duly received. I was glad to hear from you and waited anxiously your arrival at [Virginia?]. I was disappointed when Judge Tuttle told me he came in your place. I spent the most of the winter at [Virginia?] and [Carson?] working to have the new County of [Nye?] created and also working for the appointment of County Recorder for [Nye?] County, both of which after considerable time and expense have been accomplished. The office however will not be half as profitable as I expected, in consequence of the southern line of [Lander?] County [running?] farther south than was expected thus leaving in [Lander?] some important mining districts which were expected to be in this county. Notwithstanding the general confidence in the universal [richness?] of

Elizabeth Cady Stanton No date [?] 1874 [classes?] for self [and?] S.B. Anthony

Peterboro, N.Y. June 30 - ? ([offers?] bird collection) (Before L.S. died) N.Y. - Oct-Nov 1895

See letter [from?] Susan B. Anthony, 1895 (over)

Mrs. Stanton [and?] Miss Anthony made 1st trip to Cal., 1874. (Next trip, 1896, after Stanford's death)

Miss Anthony will call at the [?] hotel tomorrow morning to see you. [?] yours Elizabeth Cady Stanton

[us?] in the [light?] [of?] [Christian?] [impulses?] as no better [gospel?] than "[women's rights?]" was ever [produced?] to a dying world [?] that will do more to [elevate?] mankind. If you feel disposed to [grant?] us this [favor?] we should be much obliged to you

Gov Stanford Dear Sir Will you extend to Miss Anthony and myself the courtesy of your [?] while we are in the state. As we shall be separated part of the time we shall need separate passes. You must regard