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Nov 24, 1891

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November 24, 1891 ~ Tuesday

Nov 24, 1891
Mr Copers called upon us we settled with him
on the purchase of the Land in Colorado called Zapato
Ranch By Silas S Smith & F A Hammond we paid
him $12000 Dollars Down & Note for $4000, one
year without interest

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Business/Financial - Account Book, 1889-1898

girl $4 Emma $5 Coal $11.50 per $3.75 24 25

Letter from Theodore Graf, 24 November 1891

Santa Clara, . Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah Pres. Willford Woodruff: Dear Bro: In answer to your letter I will say that if no other obstacles make them- selves apparent I will be there in the City on 26, of May 1892. I remain your Bro. In the Gospel. Theodore Graf. All right. J. F. S.

Letter from Isaac Smith, 24 November 1891

Logan City, Utah. President Wilford Woodruff and Councillors Salt Lake City Dear Brethren; I take the liberty to address you on a matter (to me) of considerable importance. It is concerning Prest Orson Smith of our Stake. Prest Smith, previous to his present appointment, had been on the "dodge" considerably owing to the laws of the land, as you well know. He had a good farm at Paradise; (14 mi from here) this was mortgaged, when ^He was^ chosen President of this Stake. He then bought a Lot here ^in Logan^ and built himself a Home. He had a sell his farm to pay his debts, he has had nothing much to do for the year past, his time being largly taken up in his stake duties, as a consequence he is in very straightened circumstances. The amount given by the First Presidency for the Presidency of the Stake is divided as follows Orson Smith $80000 Simpson M Molen $400.00

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