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Day in the Life

Feb 9, 1891

Journal Entry

February 09, 1891 ~ Monday

9 I spent the day in the office I signed 16 Recommends
I received 20 Letters I signed 1 public Letter

we had an interview with Brother Whiteley
I Met with Lyman Curtis of pioneer & Zions Camp

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5 mentions
Curtis, Lyman
1812-1898
2 mentions

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President's Office, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah Territory

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Letter from William A. Barr, circa 9 February 1891

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Business/Financial - Account Book, 1889-1898

for Josephine $3, to children 2.50 5 50

Letter from Timothy Jones, 9 February 1891

Payson Pres Woodruff Dear Brother in answer to the call for to go on a mission to Great Brittain I will say that I except the Call, and will be ready to start at the stated ^time^. the reason that I did not answer sooner is that I did not know if I could get my affairs ready by that time, and I did not want to ask for further time. I feel that my religion is foremost, and I wish to keep my self and all that I have ready and subjectt to the call of the Priesthood. Your Brother in the Gospel Timothy. Jones. Joseph S Tanner O. K. J. F. S.

Letter from William Wesley Gibson, 9 February 1891

Smithfield President Woodruff. Dear brother. Some time since I received a notifica- tion to go as a miss- ionary to New Zeland I have been very much bothered in obtaining means but at last I think I can see my way clear and if nothing happenes I will be at the Historians office on the appointed day. Yours Obedaantly W Gibson [sideways text] O.K. Geo L. Farrell Bp. [end of sideways text] O.K. J. F. S.

Letter from Thomas Edwin Ricks, 9 February 1891

Rexburg, Idaho, Prest. W. Woodruff Salt Lake City Dear Brother, Bishop Hiatt of Brighton wishes to move away his reason being that he can do better elsewhere and he has sent in his resignation. We would recommend that the resignation be accepted. Kindly let us know if agreeable to you. Our Quarterly Conference will be held Sunday and Monday 15 and 16 th inst. at Louisville. We will be pleased to see any of the Brethren that can be present, they should get off the train at Eagle Rock and if you will kindly inform us in time we shall have a conveyance to meet them Your Brother in the gospel T E. Ricks

Feb 9, 1891