Day in the Life

Feb 17, 1874

Journal Entry

February 17, 1874 ~ Tuesday

Feb 16, to 20 This is our last week of the session of the Legislature
& we never closed till 6 oclok Friday Morning the 20th
Govornor Woods Approved 22 Bills & vetoed 11 Bills
He vetoed the Appropriation Bill we had a Joint Session
in the Afternoon & Elected all the Territorial officers
& Probate Judges I received 10 Letters from various
A folded letter/box 10 A hand pointing to the right persons & wrote 10 To Wilford, Sarah, Susan, Ilus,
&c we had a hard nights work the last night The
Appropriation Bill amounted to $195,159.20
more than thre times the amount of any other Appropriation
Bill the Legislature ever passed I never felt as much
responsibility resting upon me as during this session I was not
out of the Legislature while in session one hour from comm[encemen]t
to End & labored on committies constantly

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Carter, Ilus Fabyan
8 Nov 1816 - 11 Dec 1888
409 mentions
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Woodruff, Sarah Brown
1 Jan 1834 - 9 May 1909
706 mentions
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Scholes, Susan Cornelia Woodruff
25 Jul 1843 - 6 Oct 1897
362 mentions
Family
Woodruff, Wilford (Jr.)
22 Mar 1840 - 9 May 1921
721 mentions
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Letter from Ezra Carter, 17 February 1874
Portland . Brother Woodruff, Your favr of Nov. last was duly rec'd for which I thank you. It gave of ^more^ yours and our friends condition than I have ever known, although Mr. Sessions gave us some account of it. We all seem to be well off as to property. The advance of real estate with you, as in most new places is large. I presume many of the persons going to San- Francisco like to take a look at Salt Lake. I see by one of the papers, you were so kind to send me, that my friend Col. Butterfield for many years proprietor and Editor of the N. H. Patriot made you a visit. He is not new in the Patriot—was one of the most for- seeing and able Editors ever in New Eng- land. I should like very much to visit you. You as a community are wonderfully

Feb 17, 1874