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Jul 8, 1895

Journal Entry

July 08, 1895 ~ Monday

8th Yukon River. Ovando today paid
out $374 for us. We got three letters,
onetwo from Owen, and one from Asa
Owen had not yet started on his

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Woodruff, Abraham Owen
23 Nov 1872 - 20 Jun 1904
637 mentions
Apostle, Family, Missionary
Woodruff, Asahel Hart, b. 1863
3 Feb 1863 - 2 Jul 1939
708 mentions
Family
Beebe, Ovando Collins
14 May 1867 - 27 Dec 1928
194 mentions
Family

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Letter from Andrew Larsen, 8 July 1895
Pres't W. Woodruff S. L. City Dear Brother: A little over a year ago I received a letter of inquiry if I could go on a Mission. My reply to that was that I would be on hand the following October. Accordingly I made praparations to that end. I put my Sheep in somebody elses charge and expected to go, but I received no further notifi- cation, hence I took back my Sheep and thought perhaps I would not be wanted for some time. When President Seymor B Young
Letter from Thomas Edwin Ricks, William Frederick Rigby, and Thomas Edward Bassett, 8 July 1895
Rexburg, Idaho, Pres Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City Dear Bro: At our Priesthood meeting held here last Saturday the matter of building a Stake House was agitated, and a unanimous vote was cast in favor of the move. It was decided to submit the matter to you for your consideration and if agreable with your feelings we would be pleased to follow any instructions you may feel disposed to favor us with. The population of our stake since its division is between 3600 and 3700 and we have long felt the necessity of a suitable building to hold our conferences in, sufficiently large to accomodate all. However, we do not wish to make any move in this or any other direction, unless it is heartily in accord with your wishes.
Letter from William Gardner, 8 July 1895
President. Wilford, Woodruff, And Counselors My Dear Brethren I take pleasure in informing you of the conditon of affairs in this Mission. We are all well, with the exceptions of Elders Stephenson who has been aflected with sore eyes for some time; and Elder John Walker from Huntington who has been Ill ever since his arrival in the Mission, therefore I deem it wisdom to release him to return on the August Steamer as he has not been able to do any Missionary Labor as yet. He is troubled with liver complaint. And his head and eyes are bad, and he cannot study he will therefore Return in company with some of the Saints. The rest of the Elders are fully enjoying the Spirit of their Labors and I am happy to say the work of the Lord is progressing nicely in this Mission. New openings are being made and people are inviting the Elders to come and hold meetings in their school Houses, in a few instances, and nearly all the Elders are asking for more help. I haven't yet heard anything in relation to the last company of Elder ordered. Nor the return fares for Elder Goddards Company no doubt it will be hear next mail. It will be nesessary to release Elder John F. Burton and James Barrows in the Month of September. Therefore if you will kindly send

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Jul 8, 1895