Letter from Karl Gottfried Maeser, 26 September 1889
Provo City, .
President Wilford Woodruff.
Dear Brother,
In compliance with your instructions of Sept 7th recieved
per telegram, I made appointments for my visits at Far-
mington and Kaysville for Sept 11 & 12 respectively.
Having a few hours to spare on Tuesday, Sept. 10, between
my calls at your office, I spent them visiting the 18
Ward L.D.S. Seminary, Horace Cummings, Principal,
Mrs. Hardy & Miss Snow, Assistants. I found the three
classrooms, thus far occupied well filled with pu-
pils, and the recitations in running order. I found,
however, the Daily Pogramms not yet in a settled
and well defined order, nor was there a Plan for the
various classes made out. The discipline in Bro. Cum-
mings' department did not seem to be as yet firm-
ly established, while the recitations of the two lady-
teachers deserve much commendation in this respect.
I have called Bro. Cummings' attention to these
points and have received the assurance that I
shall find these draw backs over come at my next
visit. The recitations themselves, how ever, reflect
much credit upon those three teachers. The pupil
