Letter to Karl Gottfried Maeser, 5 September 1888
Salt Lake City, Utah,
Prof. Karl HG. Maeser,
Provo,
Dear Brother:
I am in receipt of your letter of the 4th inst., enclosing a letter
from the Brother Maiben and one from Brother Spori.
You suggest Brother Alma Greenwood as a proper person to go to San-
pete. Can he break off from Fillmore without creating fieelings? If he can,
who is there to take his place as the Principal of that academy?
Concerning Brother Spori, if you had him with you at Provo, as you
suggest, can he be furnished any subsistence, or will he have to provide for
himself while there? From the fact that he has just returned from a lengthy
mission, it is to be presumed that he is in narrow circumstances.
We see no objection to your suggestions respecting both these brethren
if everything concerning which we ask these questions can be arranged.
We have received a communication from President W. W. Cluff and Brother
John Boyden, one of the President of the Summit Stake Board, and the other Sec-
retary, in which they state "that if the Church fill furnish a good, competent"
