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Jul 1, 1890

Journal Entry

July 01, 1890 ~ Tuesday

July 1. I signed 23 Recommends I receivd 18 Letter

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Letter from George Teasdale, 1 July 1890

Recd. July 14 [end of sideways text] LATTER-DAY SAINTS', EUROPEAN PRINTING PUBLISHING AND EMIGRATION OFFICE. 42 Islington, Liverpool July 1st, 1890 President Wilford Woodruff, and Council. Beloved Brethren: On Saturday last the 28th ult, the Fifth Company of this seasons emigration left Liverpool per Guion S. S. Wisconsin, in charge of Elder Abraham Maw, with Wm L. Stewart as his first, and H. H. Thomas as his second counsellors. Brother Geo. F. Phillips clerk of Company. John T. Kay and James H. Newton returning missionaries. Elder James Johnson, of the Sugar House Ward, who had been visiting his friends, and obtaining some genealogy, returned with this Company. We telegraphed you 123 had sailed, but there were only 113, one family by the name of Thos. DeLara turned back. This reduced the numbers as follows 5 Missionaries 108 emigrants 73 full and 15 half fares including missionaries We shall not send any more companies until August 2nd when another company of British Saints will sail per Guion S. S. Wisconsin D. V. We are all well at 42, I am thankful to say; Brother Walter Hoge and L. R. Thomas are at- tending to the business and emigration in the office and John E. Carlisle on the "Millennial

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Frank H. Dyer resigns as receiver under accusations of malfeasance of Church property and is replaced by Henry W. Lawrence.

Jul 1, 1890