S. D. PARRISH. ATTORNEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, KENTUCKY. Special Attention Given to Land Titles. I enclose clipping from The Star, Arizo., giving synopis of celebration of the "Latter-Day Saints," July 3rd, in Apache Co. August 9th, 1892. Wilford Woodruff, Esqr., Salt Lake City. Dear Sir: I trust the interest I take in the subject men- tioned will be an excuse sufficient for the liberty I take in thus addressing you. For several years ...

To any particular place. he said we should have his blessing to do so and to settle where we de sired if it was to settle in old Mexico but if we went into old Mexico he would advise us to get a company of not less than 100 fam ilies for safety. Some three or four of us mooved three of us settled here in Apache Co. when the Seventies reorganized a Circular was sent to the scattered members advising them to join the quorums near where they were located but ...

or pledges offered by any of the people without strictly consulting with Lot Smith, Jesse N. Smith, the Bishops and leading Mormons of Arizona. And the next Election we should have all the County Offices of Apache Co. Our people have legal votes enough to carry it. My feelings would be to elect as a Delegate to Congress one who would be the best man, (if there is any best) and the one that would do us the most good; but the Mormons must all ...

Salt Lake City, May 31, 1880 Mr. A. M. Tenney, Dear Brother: I have just received your two letters and read them to Brother Taylor, and our counsel is for you today, to those brethren who are at St. John, who are taking land, that our counsel to them is to turn out in payment for the land, oxen, horses, wagons, harness, or anything they have to help pay for it, and not wait for the last day of payment. I ...

majority of votes in the county, I think our people will find hard work to live under the control of that class of men who have held control of Apache County. It seems as though there was a screw loose somewhere in that election. But I feel that we should never rest until we have full control of St. John and root out that nest that dwells there. If there is any tithing stock, grain or money in any part of

PRESIDENT'S OFFICE. Salt Lake City, Utah, August 9, 1888. President David K. Udall, St. Johns, Apache Co., Arizona. Dear Brother: Respecting a new Bishop for the Heber Ward, it will be well for yourself and Counselors and the High Council to canvass the names of the brethren most suitable and seek for the mind of the Spirit, so that you may decide upon someone to fill this position. When you have thus decided, you can send the name to ...