Day in the Life

Mar 1, 1882

Journal Entry

March 01, 1882 ~ Wednesday

A heart March 1, 1882 75 years of Age This is my birth day I am 75 years of age to
day at 10 oclock AM. My life has been
preserved through many Eventful scenes, should
I live to see another Birth day, what condition I will be in
I cannot now predict whether I will be a free man or in bondage
for the Congress of the United States is strongly moved upon
by the Priests of the day to take away all our civil political
& religious rights But how far they will go time must determin
A hand pointing to the right I wrote 2 letters to Emma & Clara I attended the council
of the Presidency & Twelve And I received the following Telegram
President Woodruff. Temple workers of St George Greet and
congratulate you on this your natal day. Praying Peace length
of days, continued usefulness and the increasing power
of the heavens to rest upon you (J D T McAllister David H Cannon James G Bleak)
I returned the following Answer
Messrs McAllister Cannon
& Bleak Thanks for the greeting of my friends. May our
Friendship & union increas & continue through all time
and Eternity S L City March 1, 1882. W Woodruff
I attended Br Days lecture in the 17 ward on New Zeland it was
quite interesting

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Beebe, Clara Martisha Woodruff
23 Jul 1868 - 29 Dec 1927
413 mentions
Family
Cannon, David Henry
23 Apr 1838 - 24 Dec 1924
157 mentions
Missionary
Woodruff, Emma Smith
1 Mar 1838 - 6 Mar 1912
999 mentions
Family
Bleak, James Godson
15 Nov 1829 - 30 Jan 1918
McAllister, John Daniel Thompson
19 Feb 1827 - 21 Jan 1910
648 mentions
Missionary

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Letter from James Godson Bleak, 1 March 1882
[Total] 17 [Total] 3 [Total] 3565 [Total] 1053 [Total] 442 [Total] 321 [Total] 29 [Total] 32 [Total] 7 St George, . James G Bleak. To President W. Woodruff
Telegram to John Daniel Thompson McAllister, David Henry Cannon, and James Godson Bleak, 1 March 1882
From Salt Lake Received at [blank] at [blank] M To Mers [Messrs.] Mcallister Cannon & Bleak Thanks for the kind greeting. May our friendship & union continue through all time & Eternity W Woodruff 16 Paid Lines to all Principal Points in Utah. (Sent by N)(Rec'd by E) [sidways text] READ THE NOTICE AT THE TOP. [end of sideways text]
Telegram from John Daniel Thompson McAllister, David Henry Cannon, James Godson Bleak, 1 March 1882
President Woodruff Salt Lake City. Temple Workers greet and congratulate you, on this your natal day—praying, peace, length of days, continued usefulness, and the increasing power of the heavens to rest upon you. John D T. McAllister, David H. Cannon, James G. Bleak.

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First Presidency counsels men to live with "only one wife under the same roof."
Sixth Constitutional Convention for Utah held; Congress rejects petition for statehood on February 23, 1883.

Mar 1, 1882