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Day in the Life

Feb 4, 1891

Journal Entry

February 04, 1891 ~ Wednesday

4 I arose sick in the Morning I went to the Gardo
at Noon I signed 17 Recommends I received 17 letter
I met with the Board of the Bank Meeting I was quite
poorly all day

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Gardo House, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah Territory

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Letter from Samuel Lee, 4 February 1891
President Wilford Woodruff. Dear brother I received your Letter Some time ago but have been absent from home ever since I received it, or I would have answered it sooner. I being Called to go to Great Briten I feel it my duty to respond to the Call and I will be ready to Start at the time apointed if all is Well. I feel like going and doeing the best I can I will Close for this time I am as ever your Brother Samuel Lee.
Letter from John William Hyde, 4 February 1891
Logan, Utah Prest. Wilford Woodruff: Salt Lake City: Utah: Dear Brother: I have received your notification of my being selected for a mission to the Netherlands, and will say in reply that I am perfectly willing to undertake the duty. I can be in perfect readiness by the date specified and will follow your instruc- tiosns as closely as possible. Respectfully, Your Brother in the Gospel, Wm. Hyde I can fully endorse the above with kindest regards to yourself Henry Ballard Bp of Logan 2nd Ward Good. J. F. S.
Letter from J. F. Clark, 4 February 1891
Norfolk, Neb. . Prest Woodruff, Mormon Church Salt Lake City Utah. Hon Sir, What encouragement; and financial aid can you give to start out an honest advocate of the doctrine's of the Latter Day Saints I spent six months prior to Jany 1st 1891 in Utah in diligent serch after the truth relating to the mormon people; and the attitude assumed by the U. S. government toward your people; and as a result of my investigations I became convinced that great injustice, and irreposible wrong was constantly being done that people by the federal officers of the Gov, so much so that I am willing to give my time talents and God given powers in their behalf in order that the truth the whole truth may be told and published. I am a lawyer of note and ability.

Feb 4, 1891