Letter from Brigham Young Jr., 17 October 1892
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LATTER-DAY SAINTS'
EUROPEAN PRINTING, PUBLISHING,
AND EMIGRATION OFFICE.
42, Islington, Liverpool,
Oct. 17 1892
Prest. W. Woodruff
& Counsellors
Dear Brethren:
Your favor 16th
oct. received. I am grateful to you for Contents,
and have failed to carry out your kind per-
mission to close the printing in this office
perevious to Bro Andersons departure. However
we have counselled over the situation tho-
roughly, I believe, and have Concluded to shoot
up the press and let that ^work^ out first. Bro A. was
opposed to shutting up the composing loan; ^he^ thought
we could do better to keep it running for the present.
I shall consider it thoroughly before I move contrary
to his advise in this matter. I am strongly impressed
to leave the building, and shall work with that end
in view, as the Lord opens the way and the spirit
intimates.
I have called my son Albert into the office &
also Bro. Callister. Albert has taken Bro. Cut-
lers place. Wilby is here and has the spirit of
his mission, we shall get on very well no doubt.
The fog and rain, cold damp atmosphere, were telling
on me and I wanted my son near me. He is Competant
