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Jul 10, 1885

Journal Entry

July 10, 1885 ~ Friday

10 we had a cold night the Brethren were cold this [morning]


we drove down the Canyon we overtook a man &
Enquired the name of the Bishop at Joseph City. He said
he was going there & asked if he could not ride with us
we took him in He had a Book with him we found He
was the registrat[i]on officer And we afterwords heard
He was a Deputy Marshal when we got to Joseph City
this man called into the Bishops but we continued
on to Elsamore & took Breakfast with Bishop Sylvester
we then drove on to Richfield & stoped with A K Thurber 29 M[iles]
[FIGURES] I receivd a Letter from J Jaques I wrote 2 letter
to J Jaques & Emma we spent the night at Br Thurbers

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Woodruff, Emma Smith
1 Mar 1838 - 6 Mar 1912
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Jaques, John
7 Jan 1827 - 1 Jun 1900
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Daybook (2 July 1885 - 26 May 1887)

10th [FIGURES] A strange thing Happ[e]ned this Morning where we had Been ca[mp]ed up all the way. As we could not take Breakfast at St Joseph we Met a Man by the side of

Daybook (2 July 1885 - 26 May 1887)

of the road & whether the Name of the Bishop of Joseph He told us his name and asked to by ch[a]n[ce] th[e]r[e] on He was going. We took him in with a Book we had He was the regis- tration officer & what was were th[e]r[e] all He was an [Joseph] [Mane] [Cities] Deputy Marshal we stoped at the Bishops & the Marshal w[e]nt in to the Bishops with Br Mc A and as we had all taken [book] News I said no to Marshal if He we[n]t to the Bishops with Mc A we wont be long so I called Mc A got before long got to the door & we drove on to Elsanore & then had

Daybook (2 July 1885 - 26 May 1887)

Deputy Marshal of the county we stoped with the Sister of Brothr of Bishop Joshua Sylvster we too[k] dinner we then Drove to Richfield 29 M[iles] we stoped with Br Albert K Thurber 29 Mil[e]s [FIGURES] I rec[eiv]ed 1 Letter from J. Jaques. I wrote to J Jaques & Emma I sp[en]t the night at Broth[er] Thurber

Jul 10, 1885