Business/Financial - Account Book, 1889-1898
Thomas A Leishman & Hannah O Leishman Paid for Bill of Divorse
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Peter E Londgreen & & Emma F S Londgreen Paid for Bill of Divorse $10 10
Day in the Life
Journal Entry
January 12, 1898 ~ Wednesday
Wed Jan 112th I was in the office from 930 to 330 attended to the usual
business & went home.
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Letter from Daniel Weeks, 12 January 1898
Smithfield
Wilfory Woodruf
Dear Brother I received your
notifiction Jan 10 and was
glad to think that I am
worthey of a mission and will
try and be ready at the time
appointed. I reanin your
Brother in the gospel
Daniel Weekes
Prest W. Woodruff
Dear Brother:
Bro Wieekes is a good
Young Man & will make a good
Missionary
Your Brother
Geo L. Farrell
Bishop
Letter from Spencer C. Moffitt, 12 January 1898
Manti
Prest. Wilford Woodruff.
Dear Bro.
Your letter of the 10 inst recd. calling me
to take a mission to the Indian Territory; And will
say in reply that if nothing enforeseen occurs, I
will be on hand as per date of your request for
departure March 3 [18]98
Yours Very Respy.
Spencer Moffitt.
I endorse the above
William T Reid
Bishop Manti North Ward
Letter from John Lloyd Parry, 12 January 1898
Manti
President Wilford Woodruff
Salt Lake City
Dear Brother
I accept the call as a missionary
to the Indian Territory and will
be in Salt Lake City at the
appointed time.
Your Brother in the Gospel
John L Parry.
I endorse the above
William T. Reid
Bishop Manti North Ward
Letter from Daniel Hansen, 12 January 1898
Elsinore, Utah,
Wilford Woodrufff,
P.O. Box B.
Salt Lake City, Utah,
Dear Brother:
In reply to yours
of Dec. 20th [18]97. regarding my mission-
ary call to the Sandwich Isles,
will say that am unable to
state the exact date of my
departure. My release in busi-
ness matters, here, is dependent
upon the acceptance of same
by Bro. John Johnson of the
Sanpete Stake Academy. It is
quite probable that it will be
about Sept 15th or Oct 1st 1898 before
business matters can be adjusted
so as to allow my absence. Besides,
family obligations during the
month of July aught to have my
attention at home. In order that
^you^ may hear from me without
Letter from Ezra Foss Richards, 12 January 1898
Prest. Wilford Woodruff.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dear Brother:
Enclosed please find official quo-
tations on fares over the Canadian, Austrailian S.S.
line, now in effect. On waiting upon the Comp-
any's agent personally, I am informed that the
Second Saloon quotations (£20 and £25) are subject
to the usual discount, our favor, but that no
concessions are in force upon the Steerage
quotations (£16) which I understand to mean,
in the future, for our Elders £17.10.0 Steerage to
Portland, and £20.0.0 Second Saloon, less a dis-
count of 15%, making £17.00 net, in place of
£11.10.0 Steerage, and £13.12.0 Second Saloon, as
has been in the past, an advance in price of
£6.0.0 Steerage and £3.8.0 Second Saloon. I thought
it proper to advise you of this advance in fares,
that in case you had not already learned of it
you should perchance deem it wise to invest-
igate the matter, the arrangements for our traffic
over the Canadian line having been made at
that end.
We would like to release two or three Elders