To the Bishops and Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Residing in the various Settlements throughout these Mountains: BELOVED BRETHREN AND SISTERS: The Temple at St. George, Washington County, Utah Territory, rapidly approaches completion. Already some portions of it are in a condition to be used, and in a few weeks we expect to be administering ordinances therein for the living and the dead. The General Con- ference of the Church was adjourned on the 8th instant to hold its next session at 10 A.M. on the 6th of April in ...

Salt Lake City, April 10th, 1884. Prest. John Taylor: Dear Brother. Your Committee to whom was referred the subject of making the distribution of families among the various Stakes of this Territory to be called to strengthen the settlement of St. Johns, respectfully submit the following report, and apportionment taken from the statistical report read at our late Conference. Stakes. No. of Families. Apportionment. 1. Bear Lake, 730 3 ...

[sideways text] Distribution of families for the St. John Mission. April 10 [18]84 Saint J. [end of sideways text] Salt Lake City, April 10th, 1884. Prest. John Taylor. Dear Brother: Your committee to whom was referred the subject of making the distribution of families among the various Stakes of this Territory to be called to strengthen the settlement of St. Johns, respectfully submit the following report, and apportionment taken from the statisti- cal report read at our late conference ...

[sideways text] Dec 23 [18]88 E. W. Tullidge City Rc Jan 1 [18]89. attended to [end of sideways text] Salt Lake City, Dec 23rd, 1888. To President Wilford Woodruff and Quorum and the Presiding Bishops Dear Brethren, I address you relative to the second volume of Tullidge's Histories of Utah, which is a companion volume of the History of Salt Lake City. The book will contain the history of all the Northern Counties of Utah and also of Southern Idaho, as well as ...

OFFICE OF COUNTY SURVEYOR, Morgan County, Utah. Morgan City, June 15th 1891 Prest. Wilford Woodruff; Dear Brother: Your letter of 6th inst. at hand and contents considered. I accept the mission to the United States. If acceptable, I desire time till Fall. Should you need me before, I am on hand at a moment's notice; and desire that our Father's will be done in the matter. Yours in the Gospel Chas R. Clark. I endorse the above answer

3/2/94 Centerville Dec. 21, 1893, Wilford Woodruff Dear Bro, I have recieved a notice for a mission to Turkey, and as near as I can find out, it is a warm climate. Several years ago my eyes failed me on account of the heat, and they are a little weak yet at times. Therefore I have moved up to Morgan Co every summer since my eyes were afflicted where it is a little cooler. have just return- ed from there now, is the reason of not ...

CAPITAL, $1,200,000. Deseret Mining Company. No. 13. 300 Shares Queen of the West, Constitution, Tiger, Fallen Tree, Deseret Tunnel, Constitution Tunnel, Silver Gold, Iron and Galena. [sideways text] 48,000 SHARES. [end of sideways text] LOCATION OF WORKS, Big Cottonwood District, Salt Lake County, AND Hardscrabble, Morgan County, UTAH TERRITORY. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, This Certifies That Wilford Wodruf is entitled to Tree Hundred—Shares of the Capital Stock of the DESERET MINING COMPANY ...

[sideways text] Asahel Sept 7 [18]93 [end of sideways text] Answered Sept 13 [18]93 Salt Lake City Sept 7 [18]93 Dear Father & Mother; I received your welcome letter & deliverd the enclosures to Van & Owen; Am glad you are keeping up in health & enjoying your trip so well. We see by comments in the papers that you are the lion of the day next to Cleveland the most popular man in America. I hope so much praise will not make ...

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. COUNCIL. Council convened Tuesday, Feb. 7th at 2 p. m. Councilor Woodruff presented the following report of the Des- eret Agricultural and Manufactur- ing Society, for the years 1874 and 1875, which was read, ordered spread on the minutes and refer- red to the committee on claims and appropriations, with instruc- tions to incorporate in a bill the amount asked for therein: To the Honorable Legislative As- sembly of the Territory of Utah: Gentlemen: We take pleasure in representing that the operations of the Society, for the past ...

Morgan to Ogden, saying that it would accommodate a large number of towns and villages in these counties; but as he did not furnish me with the names of these towns and villages it was impossible to obtain the establishment of the desired route. If he had mentioned the names of those points in their proper order, the route could have been established without the slightest difficulty. Congress at its last session established a port route from Payson to Goshen, and ...