Day in the Life

Feb 2, 1895

Journal Entry

February 02, 1895 ~ Saturday

Feb 2 I spent the day Mostly in preparing for the funeral tomorrow

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Letter from Alexander Street, 2 February 1895

President Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother i Receved yours Last nite and in answr will say i feel this call is from god thrugh is servants and i feel i Will Do Every thing that Lays in my Power to Be Reddey to start at the apinted time i have a Little home and farm and a Bunch of sheep But my ocupataion is of shuch a nature that thare is no monney or very Little coms from it i wtook my notice Down to my Bishop and asked his councell and i feel Bound to Report that i will Do all that Lays in my Powr to go in acordance with is councll your Brother in the gospell alexander Street over. Wm Sargent Bp.

Letter from George Teasdale, 2 February 1895

Prests W. Woodruff & Council, Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear Brethren: We have had (3) three missionaries, and lately (4) four, in the European Mission from the Mex- ican Mission. oOne of these, Elder Joseph H. Turley, has just returned and (2) two more will likely return this year; and so, as we would like to do our part, we present for your consider ation the following names for a mission to the British Isles. 1st Francis Stowell, Colonia Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. ^2nd^ Christopher L. Galbraith, Colonia Diaz, near La Ascencion, Chihuahua Mexico, and ^3rd^ Anson B. Call, Colonia Dublan, near Casas Grandes, Chihua- hua, Mexico. The first two are single men sons of Bros. W. R. R. Stowell and William W. Galbraith. The last named is a married man. We present these names for your consideration to choose one, two or all of them as the Lord will. Your Brother, George Teasdale. Let us have them all, for where most needed. J. F. S.

Letter from John Renelder Watts, 2 February 1895

Rexburg Idaho, Pres. Wilford Woodruff. Dear Bro. If you will grant me the priviledge I would like to go ahead afew days and stop at Moberly Mo. and visit some real relativs we have there if this meets with your aproval I will be there on the 18th of Feb. Pleas favor me with a reply. Your Bro. in the Gospel John Watts Let it be so, and he be notified at once. J. F. S.

Letter from Joseph White Musser, 2 February 1895

Salt Lake City, Utah, President Wilford Woodruff, City. Dear Brother: Your letter of January 23rd, notifying me that I had been selected to fill a mission to the Southern States, to leave Salt Lake City as early as April 13th, to hand. Will say in reply that, with God's help, I will be ready to start on said date. I remain your Brother in the Gospel, Jos. W. Musser Joseph Warburton Bishop 1st Ward Good. J. F S.

Letter from Ray Vernon Wentz, 2 February 1895

Provo City, Utah, . President Wilford Woodruff, Salt Lake. Dear Brother: I will be on hand to fill my mission to the Southern States on the first of June. I feel in myself unworthy to fill such a honerable position, but I am willing and will be ready on the day that you have stated. I have been a pleasure seeking lad, traveling some forbiden paths, and paying very little attention to religeon, but feel like it is my duty and for the best to respond; my father will furnish me in means, to meet my expenses and all seems well for me to go, as I have thought earenestly and received much council. I will be ready as before stated, and will go and do my duty the best I can. Your Brother in the Gospel, Ray Wentz, P M Wentz, Bishop

Letter from William Alvin Thayn, 2 February 1895

Wellington Presedent Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother in answer to to the call of Jan 30 for me to go on a mission to Great Britain. I will Except the call and will report at Historian Office March 23, if it is possible for me to get as much money as will be needed Your Brother in the Gospel Wm. Alvin Thayn A. E. McMullin Bp very good J. F. S.

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Eighth Constitutional Convention held; new Utah Constitution banning polygamy ratified November 5th.

Feb 2, 1895