Letter from William Spry, 20 May 1890
P.O. BOX 103, Chattanooga, Tenn.,
President Wilford Woodruff
Salt Lake City Utah
Dear Brother -
Enclosed you will please find circular
letter which I have just gotten out for the purpose of sending
them among the Elders laboring here. I trust it will meet
with your approval.
The three Elders who left Salt Lake on 14th inst arrived here
yesterday all well and have left for their fields of labor. In
addition to the two others notified—Elders Taylor and Worthington—
we shall be pleased to receive three more to supply necessaries
and meet the demand made on us. We are ready for them
as soon as they can make it convenient to come.
Just at present we are meeting with but little opposition
here; the Elders all seem to be employed and all the reports
coming in from the different Conferences are quite favorable
and we are led to believe that much good will result from
the labors of the Elders in the near future.
I leave for the West tonight with a small party of emigrants
and expect to arrive in Salt Lake about 1st June having to call at
Colorado on my way out. My kindest regards to yourself
and brethren associated with you. Your Brother William Spry
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