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Day in the Life

Nov 23, 1892

Journal Entry

November 23, 1892 ~ Wednesday

23. I met with Brothe Benjamin & Cluff & Henry Giles
about matters in Provo the Academy & Quire
going to Chicago & I met with Moses Thatcher who
gave us an Account of the Sundown & Laplata Mines

[FIGURE] In company with Presidents Cannon & Smith I
visited the Temple through all its Departments & then
called all the workmen together & talked to them
about the calculation of the stock Holders

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Cluff, Benjamin
20 Mar 1830 - 19 Nov 1909
7 mentions
Cannon, George Quayle
11 Jan 1827 - 12 Apr 1901
1968 mentions
Apostle
Giles, Henry Evans
26 Mar 1859 - 17 Jan 1938
7 mentions
Smith, Joseph Fielding
13 Nov 1838 - 19 Nov 1918
3573 mentions
Apostle
372 mentions
Apostle

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Letter from George H. Done, 23 November 1892
Pres. Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother on the 14th of January 1891 I was called on a Mission to Great Britain on the 2nd of February following I received a release on account of certain representations being made on account of my connection with the Payson Band being its leader, I did not know about this till I received my release
Letter from Matilda Phoebe Cochran Killian and Martha A. Jackson, 23 November 1892
Dear Brother Woodruff Perhaps you will not remember me, I came to this place in seventy nine and shortly after you made a visit here just after your great hunt with the Indian chief Petone I heard you tell about it. I met you many times before at Brigham City and Sunset. But it was not to tell you this that I am writing, I desire to have my name recorded in the great house of the lord. I am old, and poor, and ten years a widdow. I have gathered enough to make a dollar (I heartily wish it was a thousand.) I send it direct to you, will you be so kind as to invest it some way, that my name may be recorded there. Also Sister

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Nov 23, 1892