June 24, 1933.
 
My deer Mr. Hackett:
 
         I should have written before to tell you 
that I saw your brother and his wife in Tucson, 
and I was perfectly delighted to see how well John 
looked. It must be very gratifying to you all to 
know that he is really getting well again. It was 
very nice to see them both.
 
         Could you find out for me to whom the 
property belongs adjoining the Smith farm on the west 
side of the main road? There is a field there that a 
friend of mine would like to buy if it is not too 
expensive. I would like to know what the asking price
is end whet you think the lowest cash price would be. 
You can get in touch with Miss Cook if you want more 
definite information as to which piece of property it is,
or you can write me in Washington as to the price. I will
be back there the 2nd of July.
 
               Very sincerely yours,
               Eleanor Roosevelt