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Apr 18, 1898

Journal Entry

April 18, 1898 ~ Monday

Mon Ap 18th Drove to the office feeling fairly well, recvd a letter from M[adam]
Mountford. Very busy at the office in financial matters and the Ogden Power
Company.

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President's Office, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah

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Letter from Ernest Saville, 18 April 1898

Mill Creek, . Pres. Woodruff, Salt Lake City. Dear Brother: Through the Authority of the Priesthood I your humble Servant received a call to work abroad in the work of the Ministry, and in my weak and humble way spread the Eternal truth's amoung the people of the South- Western States. I feel among the weakest to sholder such a responsibility, but am willing and anxious to save the Soals of men. and if the Lord and his delagated Servants see fit I will be ready to take my departure on the 12th day of May. Respectfully your Obedient, in the cause of Truth Ernest Saville, Mill Creek. James C Hamilton

Business/Financial - Account Book, 1889-1898

ZCMI $68 68 from Church $76.97 76 97

Letter from John Henry Stoney, 18 April 1898

Beaver Frisco Pres Wilford Woodruff. Dear Brother, I answere ^to^ the call made on me for a Mission, to Oregon and the Northwest, I will just say that I accept the call, and as far as I know now will be ready at the date appointed. (June 16) but if more time should be necessary I will write you as early as June 5.

Letter from John F. F. Dorius, 18 April 1898

Ephraim . President Wilford Woodruff! Salt Lake City Beloved Brother! Your letter of April 7th inst. was recieved by my family while I was in Salt Lake City attending conference, but they sent it to me and, in reading the suggestion, and also re[f]lection for me to take a mission to the "Northern States" or (Chicago) will say: as to my feelings regarding this call; that I am perfectly willing to accept the same; but as I just returned from said mission about 4 months ago, I would wish a short extend- ing of time, to make a few arrangements at home, and also do I have an idea, of obtaining a favor regarding my railroad fare from the RY officials, the reason for which, is well known to Elders Geo. Reynolds, and W. C. Spence, as also President C. D. Fjeld- sted. I did see Mr Walker while in the city and he also promised to work in my favor, so perhaps through the united effort, by all concerned I could get a preveliged pass; whereby I could go without being obliged to fall back to heavely on my family and friends for assistance. I injoyed my labors very much the 19 months I was in Chicago, and over

Letter from Frederick Ellis Barker, 18 April 1896

Queensland, Australia, . Prests. Wilford Woodruff, Geo. Q. Cannon, and Joseph F. Smith, Salt Lake, Utah. Beloved Brethren: Your letter of March 8th, apprising me of the honorable release of Elder Andrew Smith, Jr., from the position of President of the Australian Mission and appoint- ing me to that position, came to hand to-day. While feeling keenly the sense of my weakness and un- worthiness thus to be honored with this important and very responsible station, I feel very thankful to receive in con- nection therewith your prayers and blessing, which I prize above all things of the earth. I have felt the blessings of God so far with me in this mission, and I am now constrained to say that with the same continued upon me (which I shall claim, and believe I shall have, in redoubled measure) I will do my best in every way to merit the confidence reposed in me by you and to further the interests of this mission, so far as may lie in my power. I was about a month ago installed here in the po- sition of Pres't of the Queensland conference, taking the place of Bro. Wm Armstrong, who went to labor at Sydney among his relatives

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April 10, 1898
Wilford's Conference address on his 1877 vision of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence.

Apr 18, 1898