Day in the Life

Nov 12, 1889

Journal Entry

November 12, 1889 ~ Tuesday

Nov. 12, 1889
Much rain fell during the night, but it was
clear this morning. After breakfast I remained
at the Hotel, the others of the Party took a walk through
the City. After lunch we boarded the steamer Islander
and were soon steaming across Burrands Inlet for
Georges Bay, where we met a strong wind and rough
water. while passing Georges Channel some of the
Ladies were a little sea sick. We saw a number of
whales spouting in the distance and lashing the
water into foam in their spouts. We reached Victoria
about 9 o'clock. We secured our berths on the steamer
North Pacific, some of the party walked out. We
retired to our berths in good season.

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Letter from Christen G. Larsen, Orange Seeley, and William Howard, 12 November 1889
President Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Brother In talking over some of our duties with Apostle Lyman, he advised us to write and ask you— 1st Young men who wish to go to the temple and receive their blessings, and are otherwise worthy, but who use tobacco, either chew or smoke, or both. Are we to give them recomends, or, or- dain them to official Position in the Church. 2nd There is a branch of the church in this stake that ought to be organized into a ward. the people have picked a man of good Judgement, and who we think would make a fair Bishop, but he uses tobacco, and especially lots of cigarettes. he says that he does not

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Wilford receives revelation on politics and polygamy; will not trade religion for statehood.
Church membership 188,000; Utah Territory 210,779; population of 44 United States. 62,948,000.

Nov 12, 1889