Day in the Life

Feb 3, 1884

Journal Entry

February 03, 1884 ~ Sunday

3 I rode to Logan and Attended Meeting L J Nuttall Prayed
Br Card read the Receipts for the Logan Temple
Trustee in Trust had Paid $196000. The whole cost
was $55028.04 Joseph F Smith spoke 30 M[inutes]
W Woodruff 24 M[inutes], F D Richards 30. Afternoon
G Q Cannon spoke 50 M[inutes], John Taylor 65 M[inutes]. The
Power of God rested upon all the speakers At the close
of the Meeting I rode to Smithfield 14 Miles

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Card, Charles Ora
5 Nov 1839 - 9 Sep 1906
260 mentions
Missionary
Richards, Franklin Dewey
2 Apr 1821 - 9 Dec 1899
816 mentions
Apostle
Cannon, George Quayle
11 Jan 1827 - 12 Apr 1901
2224 mentions
Apostle
Taylor, John, b. 1808
1 Nov 1808 - 25 Jul 1887
1945 mentions
Apostle
Smith, Joseph Fielding
13 Nov 1838 - 19 Nov 1918
4091 mentions
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Nuttall, Leonard John
6 Jul 1834 - 23 Feb 1905

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Discourse 1884-02-03
Pres W Woodruff wished he had the power of language, to reach the hearts of the Priesthood that they might be brought to a proper understanding of the situation we occupy. He touched on the absence of the Priesthood from the earth for nearly 1800 years until restored through the Prophet Joseph Smith & the vast number of souls now upon the earth, to all of whom the Gospel must be preached either in this life or the next. He treated on the great work to be performed in the matter of the redemption of the dead, to do what the Saints must not pander to the vices & evils of the world. He dwelt on the importance of building Temples & officiating for the dead & spoke of the anxi- ety of the dead in their Salvation, relying perhaps on one single person who holds the Priesthood & who may be indifferent to the great work expected of him If such a person knew what his situation was, he would at once desist from his evils & prepare himself to do the work expected of him. The whole world is opposed to the Saints, but God & Jesus are with us & for us & so are all good men. He spoke of the ignominy that befalls all those who oppose this work & the servants of God. The Spirit of God is now resting on the Saints & this work is advancing & time is advancing. God required this people to carry this Gospel to the nations & to prepare mankind for the coming of the Son of Man, & to warn mankind of the judgements pending over the nations. He urged the Saints to let saloons alone to be valiant for the truth & let the consequence follow
Daybook (6 December 1883 - 3 May 1884)
3 {shorthand} I rode to Logan & attended the quarterly Conference at 10 {shorthand} {shorthand} L J Nuttall Br Card report of the Temple Trustee in trust $196,000.94 $55028.04 Joseph F Smith spoke 2530 M[inutes] {shorthand} W Woodruff spoke M[inutes] 24 11 F D Richards 30 M[inutes] 2 to 4 Afternoon {shorthand} Br [Benten] 2 G Q. Cannon spoke 50 M[inutes] 2 John Taylor spoke 65 M[inutes] 2 to 1 I rode to Smithfield 14

Feb 3, 1884