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Day in the Life

May 1, 1890

Journal Entry

May 01, 1890 ~ Thursday

May 1. I signed 12 Recommends I received
8 Letters I wrote 10 Letters 7 pub[lic] & 3 to Roskelley
Sarah & Merrill Henry & Br Franck spent the
night at the farm I met with my Prayer circle

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Woodruff, Henry Azmon
20 May 1855 - 2 Feb 1939
138 mentions
Family
Merrill, Marriner Wood
25 Sep 1832 - 6 Feb 1906
162 mentions
Apostle
Roskelley, Samuel
1 Jan 1837 - 10 Feb 1914
139 mentions
Woodruff, Sarah Brown
1 Jan 1834 - 9 May 1909
701 mentions
Family

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Woodruff Farm, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah Territory

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Letter from Thomas Condie, 1 May 1890

President Wilford Woordruff Salt Lake City Dear Brother: I thought I would make the matter a little more plane. What the Lord Is about to Give us. Is Self Power and I think It Is now the due time of the Lord for It to Come forth, theare will be all Sizes of It from the running of a Clook upwards. Any Member of the Church of Jesus Christ, that Is worthy as will Give me the nessarry ade In money I will give him a Rite and Clame to a Power of one number and size, this will put a fortune In his hands, this Clame Will only be to the western lands at present, untill the due time of the Lord for the Eastern lands.) After It Is Pattented

Letter from William Spry, 1 May 1890

Chattanooga, Tenn., President Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City Utah Dear Brother— I arrived here late in the night of 28th ult and upon investigaion I find the affairs of the Mission moving along fairly well. No cases of mobocracy has been reported for some little time. The last one being that affair in South Carolina. The main points of which I gave you before leaving Salt Lake. After the particulars were presented to the proper author- ities they positively refused to issue warrants for the arrest of the mobocrats or to have any thing to do in the matter. The lawyer also, who had been so positive of bringing the lawless element to justice, dropped out of the case entirely after receiving his fee, concluding I presume, there was not so much popularity attending the defense of Mormons as he had at first imagined. The brethren who are labor- ing there feel perfectly at ease however, a reaction of public opinion having set in and a more kindly feeling is extended toward them than has been of late.

Business/Financial - Account Book, 1889-1898

To 100 lb sugar 6 50

Business/Financial - Account Book, 1889-1898

Business/Financial - Account Book, 1889-1898

Letter from Edmund Moroni Dugdale, 1 May 1890

President Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother your letter came duly to hand, and would say my desire is to fill this call, with honour to my self, and the Priesthood, and shall endeavour to be on hand th[e] Lord willing by the 4th June 1890 ^to^ Great Brittan I Subsribe myself your Brother in the Gospel Gospel E. M. Dugdale I cheerfully endorse the above J E Booth Bishop 4 Ward provo O. K. J. F. S.

Letter from Arthur Stayner, 1 May 1890

Salt Lake City, U. T. Presidents Woodruff, Cannon & Smith Dear Brethren: If the brethren mentioned to you could have been requested and would have accepted the invitation to take the position indicated, namely taking hold of the establishment of the sugar industry, so that their names might have appeared prominently before the people as actively interested in the movement, iendorsing their report previously made and manifesting their candor and integrity therein, the subscription list would have been speedily filled up by energetic canvassing, which I am ready to undertake myself provided no more interested or suitable person can be found. With such endorsement as the enterprise received

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May 1, 1890