Church business and decisions, 1867-1887, part 5

[1 - 2] Articles concerning the new Tabernacle/Assembly Hall, dated Sept. 27, 1879; Oct. 5, 1879; Dec. 22, 1879; [3 - 8] Text of a resolution providing for the construction of the Jordan and Salt Lake City Canal, dated Nov. 25, 1879, and articles on the canal, dated Dec. 5, 1879; March 18, 1880; March 22, 1880; April 1, 1880; April 17, 1880; June 7, 1880; [9 - 10] Article dated April 25, 1880, "Places of worship in Salt Lake City," describing the Assembly Hall and its predecessors on Temple Square; [11] Article from Salt Lake Herald dated May 16, 1880, about the oldest house in Salt Lake City; [12] Article dated Jan. 15, 1881, with text of a Resolution relating to the Salt Lake Power, Light, and Heating Company; [13] Article dated March 19, 1881, about the Salt Lake Theatre being made safe from fire; [14] Article dated March 23, 1881, about "The Utah and Salt Lake Canal"; [15 - 16] Article dated March 23, 1881, "Fading landmarks," about the razing of the old Hunter residence and other structures; [17 - 20] Article from Salt Lake Herald dated March 31, 1881, "The electric light: a fine exhibition on the lower part of Main Street and a successful test"; [21 - 23] Article from Salt Lake Herald dated May 15, 1881, concerning electric lighting in Salt Lake City; [24] Report (undated) of results from district elections; [25] Article dated August 2, 1881, on the electric light; [26] Article date Aug. 3, 1881, "Making rapid progress," about the Salt Lake and Western Railway; [27] Article dated August 22, 1881, about a Produce Convention to be held September 1; [28] Article dated Oct. 12, 1880, concerning the routing of a city cana