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Letter from Thomas Edwin Ricks, 18 July 1893
Rexburg, Idaho
Prest. W Woodruff
Salt Lake City
Dear Brother,
We have pleasure in stating
that Parley P. Pratt, Wilford, grandson
of Wm. Pratt, has been selected as the
eigthhth missionary to go to B. Y. Academy
Provo and has signified his willingness to
fulfil the mission.
Your Brother in the Gospel
T. E. Ricks
Letter from William Paxman, 18 July 1893
Nephi City, Utah,
Prest Wilford Woodruff,
Salt Lake City,
Beloved Brother,
In answer to your favor of the
1st of June, in which you ask
for 4 names to attend the B. Y.
Academy, at Provo, to take a
20 weeks course as normal, in
the interest of the S. School cause,
I beg to state; that up to
date, we have not been succ-
essful in finding the four,
that is suitable, and prepared for
such a mission, but, take
pleasure in submitting the
following two names, for
the first term; namely,
William Andrews Jr, and
Charlottie Boundtree, both
of Nephi. Which we feel
will make good efficient
workers. And in the near
Letter from George Teasdale, 18 July 1893
Dear President Woodruff:
Your favor of July 5
concerning marriage licenses, sealings &c safe
to hand. I intend D. V. to acknowledge the receipt
of every letter I receive, at once, as Bro. Silas S. Smith
informs me that the letter of appointment from
the Board of the M. C. & A. Co. to Bro. Macdonald
was forwarded to him in May and to this place.
But Bro. Mac never received it. It is not easy
for a large letter like that to get lost. It is
strange why such important letters go miss
ing. I have written you twice before: one on
June 16th and one July 11th I like to keep you post-
ed how we are moving along in this Mexican
Mission, as I know how you are interested in
the work of our Heavenly Father. In the course
of a few remarks I made, in early June, when
everything was dry and water scarce, the Lord
inspired me to promise the Saints they would
have plenty of rain and these barren hills would
be clothed with verdure. It did not seem
very likely at that time, and the savants pre
dicted a continuation of the dry weather. But
the rain has come and it is still coming.
We have had most delightful heavy rains.
The river is up and cleaning itself out
splendidly. The finest rains I have ever seen
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Wilford attends World's Columbian Exposition (World's Fair) in Chicago, Illinois.