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Aug 21, 1890

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August 21, 1890 ~ Thursday

21 we took carriages with 3 Gentlemen who owned
the ranch & rode through their meadow land & grounds
we travelled 6 mils South 3 East 6 North to the place of
Begining this was in Zapota ranch. This company
claimed 80000 Acres Smith & Hammond claimed
in their purchase 22,480 Acres including a large
forest of timber & Heard grounds & 500 Head of
cattle and 7 strems of water

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Letter from Isaac Smith, 21 August 1890

Logan, Utah, Prest. Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City Dear Brother Bro: Rosenkrantz refered to in Bro. Bakers letter is a member of my ward, (7th) as far as I know he is a good man, his desire is to vist his natizve land to see his relatives and friends and also as far as he can preach the Gospel to the people. He tells me he has means to pay his fare over and back and during his stay in the old country. He desires if agreeable to your fealings to be set apart as other missionaries are, and go with them

Letter from Abraham Owen Woodruff, circa 21 August 1896

Salt Lake City, Prest. Wilford Woodruff Dearest Father: Your kind letter of the 18th just to hand; have delivered the enclosed letters and all are delighted to hear such good news from you. Letters from yourself and Ma were received from Portland but I did not know where to write to. Have ordered the papers sent to you which I hope you will receive. We have enjoyed a deluge on a small scale the last few days it having rained terrificly; a "ground soaker and a Gulley-washer". All are quite well now although Alice and little Emma have been under the weather for a day or two. All is moving smoothly

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