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Nov 5, 1892

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November 05, 1892 ~ Saturday

5. I spent the day at home

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Letter from Thomas E. Taylor, 5 November 1892
SALT LAKE CITY, President Wilford Woodruff, Dear Bro. Replying to yours 4 Inst. notifying me of appointment as a missionary to Great Britain, with request that I be ready to leave this city on Dec 6, will say that I shall be ready to leave on date named. Your brother Thos E Taylor Geo H Taylor Bsh 14th Ward O.K. J. F. S.
Letter from Isaac A. Clayton, 5 November 1892
Salt Lake City, President Wilford Woodruff, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, City. Dear Brother: Replying to your circular letter of the 28th ult. I am at all times subject to the direction of the authorities, and if it is desir- ed that I go on the mission mentioned at once I will do so. I desire to state, however, that I am considerably involved financially and am carrying quite a large interest in the Salt Lake and Los Angeles Ry. Co., Saltair Beach Company, and Inter-Mountain Salt Company, and should it be deemed necessary for me to fill this mission at the presnent my interests in these Companies would have to be sacrificed and I would be considerably embarrassed financuially in other directions. I real- ize that all these affairs should be secondary when a call is made on a servant of the Lord to labor in his vineyard and consequently hold myself subject to your wishes in the premises. Your Brother in the Gospel, Isaac A. Clayton I am acquainted with my brother Isaac's financial condition and know the statement above to be true Your Brother N. W. Clayton
Letter from William Thomas Stewart, 5 November 1892
President Wilford Woodruff & Counsellors Salt Lake City Utah U.S.A. Dear Brethren; By the outgoing mail boat "S S Monowai" four Elders will depart for home, all of which have fperformed good missions and have been hounourably released: They are O. C. Dunford P P. Thomas, A. L. Young, and J. H. Thorpe. I believe I wrote in my last for return fares for Elders Bennion and Taylor if not please send by return mail. Five ^six^ Elders will be required by march and can return with the "Monowai" ^on her next trip,^ if the present boats keep on the line in their present order. On my arrival here President Bingham told me that there was a balance yet due ^you^ on an ammount loaned this mission on publishing the Book of Mormon but I find no account of the same and would be obliged for a state- ment of the acc't. The Alameda is now over due from 'Frisco but not in. but is probably signalled, but I must close or will be to late. As ever Yours etc W. T. Stewart

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Nov 5, 1892