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    • This year [1888] Bishop Lunt removed to Mexico and, at a special meeting held at Cedar City on Fnday, December 21, 1888, attended by Apostle John W. Taylor, Wrn. Henry Cony was unanimously sustained as Bishop of Cedar City with Unah Treharne Jones...
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    • This year [1888] Bishop Lunt removed to Mexico and, at a special meeting held at Cedar City on Fnday, December 21, 1888, attended by Apostle John W. Taylor, Wm. Henry Cony was unanimously sustained as Bishop of Cedar City with Unah Treharne Jones...
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    • motions when he wants anything. Edgerton is living with Brother Joseph Smith at Snowflake doing chores and going to school. The children al1 seem to be growing, but Parley, and 1 can? see much difference in him, but his mother says she knows he is...
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    • 1 church suit case that the Edmunds-Tucker Law was unconstitutional, you would, with God's blessing, soon see me in old Cedar, but they dare not do it. We must 'do what is nght and let the consequence follow.' 1enclose the last letter 1received...
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    • together. It had not been a desiiable situation to be away from those in Cedar City. When he returned to Pinedaie he got in touch at once with Henry W. to make the necessary preparations to begin the move of those family members in Cedar City who...
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    • took the rest of us i the family buggy. We overtook the n wagon near Green's Lake, part way up the mountain. George was perched upon a rock taking a last look at our native town. 1 weU remember how he cursed al1 nature 'black and blue' at the...
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    • STUDENT EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK 31 It is your responsibility to remember to submit your time sheet. If you fail to complete it by the appropriate deadline, it may impact your paycheck. Time off Requests If you know you are unavailable for a period of...
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    • No pirates no princesses 31 accomplishment and are waiting to be kissed or saved by a prince to live happily ever after. Tracing the roots of incompatibility is the goal of this study investigating the media influence informing of expectations of...
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    • team and 1 brought up the rear on my pony. The leaders were dnven loose. Will preferred to trust old "Dick" and "Frank" [the horses] to handle the wagon over the dangerous Backbone. Two tnps were required to see our out
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    • accenting their savage appearance with unearthly yeiis. Having heard bloodcurdling tales of their raids on the whites, these wayward chddren of Father Lehi didn't look at aii good to me. One day while on herd duty, Broughton and 1 were hailed by an...
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    • that had been scrubbed off one of the horses as it went by a tree. Later they went back again for the chickens that had jumped out of their box when the door jolted open. They recovered al1 except one that an old Indian had beat them to. Thomas...
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    • HENRY and MARY ANN LUNT FAMILY Martha Henrietta Henry Whittaker Ellen Eva Williarn Wilson Violet Wilson Randle Wilson Alice Maude Florence Lunt Henry Lunt Mary Ann Wison Lunt Photo from Lehi F.Hintze
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    • estate which had been confiscated was likewise retumed to the Church. The manifesto did not announce that polygamous living would be discontinued; it simply said that no more plural marriages would be sandoned. E v q o n e understood that the...
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    • Utilities, part of which follows: "The question has been raised as to just what s t e p s , if any, our Company has taken to obtain Glen Canyon Power for our service area in Southern Utah. A year and a half ago, Southern Utah Power Company with...
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    • Sunday, February 4, 1892, was the concluding day of a four-day conference held in Colonia Juarez. At this conference, Apostle George Teasdale, President of the Mexican Mission, chose the leaders of the new mission. He appointed Alex F. Macdonald...
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    • 32 perspective about the HLEs of ELLs from low-SES families. The instruments used to collect data for this study are located in Appendices A through D. The tasks that were completed in sequential order to accomplish the purpose of the...
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    • 28 Table 1 Demographic Characteristics (N=973) Trait Frequency Percentage Gender (n=955) Male 491 51.41 Female 464 48.59 Age (n=955) 18-24 51 5.34 25-34 82 8.59 35-44 134 14.03 45-54 199 20.84 55 and over 489 51.20 Education (n=652) Pre-high school...
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    • have you any more meal you could lend me, my family hasn't a dust of bread stuff in the house.' Father's reply would be, 'Ah, dear brother, you will have to see Sarah.' 1 have heard Mother bear her testimony many times to the fact that she divided...
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    • from the Mexicans and felt that this was an advantage. The natives were afraid of the mountains because they had been a stronghold for the notorious Apache Chief, Geronimo, and his followers until the United States, through a special treaty with...
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