Correspondence (incoming): Wr - Y, 1893-1902

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(5-31-98-500)

2 G. 28.

Southern Pacific Company.

Office of the Secretary.

San Francisco, Jany. 17, 1899.

Capital stock.

No.173.

Mrs. Jane L. Stanford,

#619 Market Street, San Francisco.

Dear Madam:-

In response to your request of the 14th instant, I enclose herewith list of stockholders of the Southern Pacific Company, as of November 30, 1898, which includes the latest reports we have received from the New York office.

Should you desire it, as soon as we receive their reports for the month of December, I will advise you of all changes in the record.

Very respectfully,

E. C. Wright

Secretary.

Encl.

his father, at the time of his naming, was a Democratic office holder, who liked the name and admired the man.

Respect Yours

Janet A. Wright

Bordertown, A.J. Sept 4 /1893

Mrs. Leland Stanford,

Dear Madam,

The parents of Leland Wright, who is named for your husband, thought you might be interested in knowing of him, and in adding his photograph to your probable collection of namesakes' photographs.

This one may be singular from the fact that

under such favorable auspices, I want you to meet my husband. I know he is the sort of man you would approve. And I want to see you again before I go so far away, and receive a kiss as a sort of benediction.

With love and sincerest reverence, I am

Most lovingly yours, Elena Leib Wright

Pacific Grove October seventeenth.

E. Leib Wright to Mrs. Stanford Oct 17- 1901

My dear Mrs. Stanford,

I can't begin to tell you how much I appreciated the evidence of your loving heart that reached me a few days before my marraige. The silver is perfectly exquisite, and handsome beyond compare, and the tender thought which prompted the gift will make it always my most cherished possession.

I was so disappointed that you could not be at my wedding. It was very pretty, and we were all very happy. I think you would have liked to see our little boat launched.