Letter from Karl Gottfried Maeser, 30 November 1889
Provo City,
President Wilford Woodruff.
Dear Brother,
In conformity with the resolution of the General Board,
that it should be my duty to visit the church schools as
much as occasion should require, and in compliance
with your special instructions, I made papositive appoint-
ments for the Stake Academies at Heber, Coalville, and
Morgan, intending to make the time of my further appoint-
ments ahead depending upon the amount of work that
should require my attention at the aforesaid places.
Wasatch Stake Academy.
I arrived at Heber City, Saturday Oct. 26. in the evening
and was cordially welcomed by the Principal Enoch Jor-
gensen, spending the evening with him in getting posted
in regard to the condition and prospects for the new es-
tablished Stake Academy. Sunday attended service at
the Stake Tabernacle, at which Pres. Hatch requested me to
give the people a Gospel Sermon as I should have a chance
to talk on Education in the evening. I, therefore, gave them
a "Gospel Sermon" merely on another subject. I had, however,
the opportunity to converse during the whole afternoon private-
ly with President Hatch at his residence, during which
