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Day in the Life

Dec 5, 1892

Journal Entry

December 05, 1892 ~ Monday

5 A Hard snow storm this Morning A Badlam called
at the office this Morning had an interview with
G. Q. Cannon about the Bulion Beck Mine

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Apostle

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Bullion-Beck Mine, Juab County, Utah Territory
President's Office, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah Territory

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Letter from David Roberts Morgan, 5 December 1892
Liberty Bear Lake Co. Idaho. Prest. Wilford Woodruff. Dear Bro. Your call for me to take a mission to Samoa is at hand. Will be prepared to leave at the required time. Your Bro. in the Gospel. David R. Morgan I fully endorse Bro Morgan Yours in the Covenant E. N. Austin Good. J. F. S.
Letter from Brigham Young Jr., 5 December 1892
Prests, Woodruff Cannon Smith Dear Brethren, We are now approaching Queens ton after a pleasant passage of 9 days. The officiers state that, we have made slow progress in consequence of having American coal. I am inclined to think they tell the truth for one gentleman who saw a barge come along side at N. Y. reported it ^the coal^ mostly slack. The elders are all well and very glad to see land once more Bros Durrans and Newburgh are ^in^ first cabin. We have en- joyed the trip and very thank- ful to draw near our destination. I was in hopes a score of two elders would have come once in this vessel. We need help badly of course I do not want to ^be^ importu- nate but our ranks are sandly thined many can't endure the climate, others are distressed at home and must return. Breth- ren I have released those only whom I thought ought to be released. I am recovering from a severe cold on my lungs and now feeling fine. I hope and pray you
Letter from Nancy Lucinda Woodruff, 5 December 1892
Dear Uncle, Wilford Woodruff. Undoubt- edly you will be surprised to receive a letter from me after my long silence. I am not real sure that I ans- wered your letter written after my father's death. Closely upon my papa's death my strength gave way from the severe strain and for a long time I was miserable to think of writing to any one. I dropped my social correspondense, and have never reopened all of it. Recently I heard through a friend of mine that another friend of mine in Nevada City Cal.

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Dec 5, 1892