The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08
ndred names:

Bocrail John MOTIFS, koDert
Becslcy Fred Nicholson. Maurice
Bench. Ephratm Muir, Daniel
Bennion, Ilcbcr Nusser. Joseph w.
Bcnnion, Israel Naclc. Bishop
BCnnion, y. X. Nagcly, George
Bentley. Joseph G. NaScly. James
Black, David Naecly. John
Black Morley Newton, Samuel
Bloomfield John Nielsen. Carl
Bowman. Henry &. Ockey, William
Brainholt. Chris. Payne, Edward
Brandlcy. Theodore Peterson, Franz
Brown, OrSon Il. Pierce, Brigham
Brown, Richard u, Pratt. Helaman
Buckholt, William Pratt. Rcy l..
Butler Elder Parkinson. Geo. G.
Call. Anson b. Raymer. w. H.
Call, Willard Rich, Ben l..
Cannon. A. II. Richardson. Edmund
Cannon. Angus J. RiChCns. Farley
Cannon, George M. Robinson. 10 I'm %
Cannon Hugh J. Robinson. John 60
Cannon John Nj. Robson, Joseph T.
Cannon. Lewis NJ. Romncy. George =
Carroll James Romuey. Miles y.
Carroll Thomas Romney. Miles II.
Carroll Willard Romncy. Thomas
Chamberlain, Thos. Rheims, OrSon
Cheney, Frank Sears. Nm. c..
Clark Arthur Smith. James
Clayson. Nathan Sessions. Byron
Cun Benjamin SilScr. John
rlgff fTyrrn Sil"Sr. Joseph
Gordon Joseph Skouscn, Daniel
Gordon, Louis r. SkouSen. James
Cowcy, Matthias F. Slecd, Walter
Cox Amos Skouscu. Peter
Dean. IOSGpn u. 'Nlllb'fN' JONI
Dennis. Israel +. smith. Isaac
Done. Abraham smith, Jcssc NJ.
Done. Elder Smith. Jesse N. Jr
briggs Apollos Snarr. Daniel
Droubay. Peter Spencer. Elder
Durfey, NJ Spisbury, Alma p
Eager. John Spiisbury. David
Eager Joseph Steele NJ. NJ.
EcClcs David stevens. Alma
EccIcs Elder Stevens. John
Ellison L. F. Stevens. Joshua
Emmett. James Stohl. John
llyring. I'D. StowcIl. Brigham
Fsrr Winslow StrIngham. BRYANT
FohIin Peter Summerhays. i. W.
Grant Joseph II Tanner. Joseph NJ.
Grace Isaac H. Tanner. Henry s.
Hague. Elder Taylor. Alonzo
Hurst. Walter Taylor. r.. u.
Hardy John Taylor. Frank Y.
Hardy. Abel Taylor. Guy
HJrmer Iorrin Taylor, John w.
Hart. Arthur W. Teasdale. George
HaWs George NJ. Tenny. Levi
Haymore, T. -. Ihurher. Albert
Hickman. Francis Thomas. Elder %
Hickman Josiah l.. Thomas. elder (3)
HtgEs. Alpha j. IhurOor, Allon -.
Hilton. Thomas Todd. Donald NJ.
HYDE. Ezra T. Thurher. Joseph
Humphrey. John A. Turley. Ed.
James. Joseph Iurley. Ernest
Jameson, Alex Iurlcy. Joseph
Jarman, Charles Mau. Frank w.
Jarvis. Samuel wilson. David
Johan.en. Jens WalS"r. j. j.
Johnson. Benjamin Walser. j. j., Jr.
Johnson. David Whctten, John T.
Johnson. Hcbcr Whpple. Chas.
Johnson j. Francis Wilson. David
Johnson, Obiah Wilson. Guy 6.
Johnson, William d. Wilson. LycurGus T
jolly Haskell S. Woods. Jonathan
Jones. Daniel Il. Moolfcndcn, Chas.
Joreensen. J. 5. Wood Edward j
Kelsch. Louis b. Wiley. D. o.
LeBaron. Don Woodruff. a. o.
Lemmon. Peter Wrathall James
Lewis Walter Watson, Hugh
Lillywhi,e, Chas. w. Young, Newell X.
LonghurSt Warren Young, Brigham, IT
Lyman. Walter c. Young. Don Carlos
Miller, Reuben Young. Royal e.
Mccall, Robert Young. William
Mcclellan. Chas. H. Zundell Abraham
Speaking particularly of one request
received at this office, it was special,
asked that we publish the Woodruff
manifesto of 1890, as it is officially re
corded at the Mormon church histo
ran S office, and we therefore present
that document in full. together will
the method Of its adontion by tn,
church in conference:
To Whom II May Concern:
Press dispatches having been sent 10
political purposes from Salt Lake City
which have been widely published. TO tn
effect that the Utah Commission in thei
recent report 10 the Secretary OF the In
ltIIDG. dllesE llldi pIuTHl Tn5TlldSeS dr
still being solemnized and that forty o
more such marriages have been con
;raCted in Utah since last June or dur
ing the past year: also that in public dis
courses the leaders of the church have
taught, encouraged and urged the con
tlnuance OF the practice OF polygamy;
/ therefore. as President of the Churcl
Of Jesus Christ OF Lattcr-day Saints. d.
hereby. IN the most solemn manner de
clare that these charges are false. w
| arc not teaching polygamy. or plural mar
| ter into its practice, and l deny tina
| either forty or any other number o
| plural marriages have during that perio'
| been solcrrlnZed In our temple or in an.
other place In the Territory.
| One case has been reported, in whicl
| The parties alleged that the marriage wa
performed in the Endowment house. il
| but ] have not been able to learn wh
| performed the ceremony; whatever wa
done in this platter was without m
| knowledge. In consequence OF this al
| legged occurrence the Endowment hous
was by my Instructions taken down with
| out delay,
| Inasmuch az laws have been enacte
| by Congress forbdding plural maria &c
| which laws have been pronounced con
/ hereby declare my intention 10 submit
To those laws and to use my infuenc
| with the members OF the church owe
which ! preside 10 have them do like
| wise.
| There Is nothing In my teachings To tn
| church or in those of my associates. dur
| ing the time specified, which can reason
| courage polygamy. and when any Eide