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Day in the Life

Nov 11, 1891

Journal Entry

November 11, 1891 ~ Wednesday

11 I signed 32 Recommends I received 22 Letters
I met with the Bank board I signed 27 Letters to Presidents of Stake
[FIGURE] Judge Zane Desided the Church cases against
us it seems as though the Government was determined
to take the Church Property

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Letter from Lester Stott, 6 November 1891

Recd Accepts Mission

Letter from Frederick Kesler, 11 November 1891

Salt Lake City, Utah, Prt W. Woodruff & Council Dear Breathern Br James A Smith & His wife Hannah C. are members of the 16th Ward & are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, ^in full Fellowship^ & wishes to return to his native home in South Carolina. To gather up Gen- eaoligy & Preach the Gosple to His people I can Reccommend Him as being worthy of Going on such a mission Your Brother in The Gosple F Kesler Bishop

Letter from Karl Gottfried Maeser, 11 November 1891

Provo City, President Wilford Woodruff. Chairman General Board of Education. Dear Brother, In compliance with your isntructions concerning my educational tour to the church schools in Arizona, I have written to the each of the Presidents of Snow- flake, St. Johns, St. Joseph, and Maricopa Stakes, placing myself at their disposal during the time of my stay in their respective Stakes to fill any appointments they should deem proper to make for me in the interest of our church schools, Religion Classes, Sunday schools, & M. I. Associations. The program of this tour is as follows: Wednesday, November 18. Start from Provo to Holbrook November 18—21. Railroad from Provo to Holbrook. [November] 21—24. Snowflake. [November] 25. Going to St. Johns. [November] 26—29. incl. St. Johns. [November] 30 to Dec. 4 [incl.] Going to St. Joseph Stake Dec. 5—11 [incl.] Thatcher to Pima [Dec.] 12—14 [incl.] Mesa City [Dec.] 15—18. [incl.] Back to Provo via California.

Letter from Abraham Owen Smoot, 11 November 1891

Provo City, Utah, President Wilford Woodruff, Salt Lake City, Dear Brother: The manuscript of our new circular is now nearly ready, but before sending it to press, we would be pleased to have part of all of it read to the presidency for approval or correction. Especially do we think that you should hear that part which relates to the Normal Training School. Should this meet your mind, Prof. Cluff will go down to the City and meet you at any time after three o'clock, Friday afternoon, arnext, or any time during Saturday. Awaiting your early reply, We remain, Your brethren in the Gospel, A. O. Smoot Prof. In behalf of the Board per. Cluff,

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November 6, 1891
Wilford decides temple recommends will be signed by Bishops and Stake leaders only, not by Church president.

Nov 11, 1891