Letter from William Loeb, Jr. to E. A. Hitchcock

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This item contains a letter regarding the case of Fen Hildreth, who wanted to be appointed Register of the Land Office in Phoenix, Arizona. This item also contains a telegram from James J. McClintock to President Theodore Roosevelt.

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THE WHITE HOUSE,
wASHINGTON.
December 7, 1905.
My dear Mr. Secretary:
The President would be glad to have you send him
a report in the case of Mr. Fen Hildreth, who desires
appointment as register of the land office at Phoenix,
Arizona, referred to in the enclosed telegram from Mr.
James H. McClintock.
Very truly yours,
mmade
Secretary to the President.
Hon. E. A. Hitchcock,
Secretary of the Interior.
Enclosure.

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