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Letter from George Stalker, 31 December 1894
Brother Woodruff
In answer to
your call
Eexept the
same, but I wold like time
to prepare my self. If you will
give me from June 1, 1895 till
June 96 I think I can fulfill
abetter mirhon [mission] I aint financhly
^fixed^ so I can go before that time I
will wait your answer. Your Brother
George Stalker
Bishop Henry Wakley
Call in June [18]95
Letter from Andrew Kimball, 31 December 1894
To the First Presidency,
City,
Dear Brethren:
By way of explanation for the posi-
tion I have taken of late regarding the enlargement of
Indian Territory Mission and to bring about the set-
tlement of this important question I wish to submit the
following:
It is now almost ten years since I com-
menced my labors in the Indian Territory Mission.
From the first I have marveled, why, should
such large states as those surrounding the Indian
Country be left unprosylited? We have labored
indirectly amongst the inhabitants of those countries
these many years and have awakened an interest
in them. Hundreds of the white people who have
been, and are now opperating as citizens and renters,
through intermarriage, and permits, as laborers,
mechanics, merchants, school teachers, stock raisers and
tillers of the soil come from Arkansas and Kans-
as. We have made the acquaintance of scores of
these people, and through these agencies have spread
the gospel in those States.
In the July number of the Contributor under the head
of "Our Missions, and Missionaries" appear an article
written in answer to certain questions on that subject,
by myself. Impressed by the desire of spreading
the Gospel abroad, and deploring the fact that up
to that date but little was being done in those states
I ventured the statement "I believed those three
states would be added to Indian Territory and yet
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