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Apr 17, 1883

Journal Entry

April 17, 1883 ~ Tuesday

17 A hand pointing to the right I wrote 5 letters to Lot Smith O Jacobson P
Gravenson, M F Farnsworth & Sarah

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Smith, Lot
15 May 1830 - 21 Jun 1892
365 mentions
Missionary
Farnsworth, Moses Franklin
5 Feb 1834 - 25 Feb 1906
68 mentions
Missionary
Woodruff, Sarah Brown
1 Jan 1834 - 9 May 1909
702 mentions
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Letter to Moses Franklin Farnsworth, 17 April 1883
Salt Lake City, . Dear Br. Farnsworth: I read your letter of March 23rd, but have not had time to answer before. I realize that you have a great deal to do, and you should have another able clerk to assist you. I had no intention of finding any fault with Br. Jackson—I expect he does as well as he can. Of course I am interested in all affairs in that temple, and am ready to do all I can for our laborers there. Br. Roskelley called on me; he enjoy- ed himself very much while there. I expect he will have to take charge of the recording at Logan Temple. Bp Ferrall who has been so sick was down at Conference looking quite well. I have just received a letter from my wife Sarah stating that his wife at Logan who has been sick for four
Letter to Lot Smith, 17 April 1883
Salt Lake City, . Lot Smith. Dear Brother: I received your very welcome letter of March 9th, which I read with much interest; it is the only information I have received concerning Bros. Young and Grant's travels in Arizona. I have had three short notes from them, but they gave me no account of their travels. Br. Grant spoke of attending the funeral of your little son. I feel interested in the labor of the brethren among the Lamanites of all that country. The Oribas and Moquies are very dull and super- stitious and hard of understanding compared with the Navajoes, Zoonies, Lagooneies, and Islatos. I am sor- ry to hear of so much depredations from the Apaches; there are some renegades among them which will

Apr 17, 1883