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Ning of Mormon Missionary Activities in England Entry 4614. The first book to issue from the Mormon press in Nauvoo, Illinois, giving Heber Kimball's account of the begin- ning of Mormon missionary activities in England. From the Brigham Young University collection. K K., D. 4517. K., D. Mormonism self-refuted. [Camden Town, 4522. Kane, Francis Fisher. A further report to the Indian Published by King & Co., 1851?]. Rights Association on the proposed removal of the Southern 8p. 17cm. Utes. [Philadelphia, Press of Wm. Fell & Co.], 1892. Bancroft indicates a London edition. 32p. 23cm. map. Signed at foot of p. 8: D. K. Cover title. USlC In green printed wrapper. Brief history of Bluff, Utah, and other San Juan 4518. Kalb, Ernst. Kirchen und Sekten der Gegenwart. Unter County history. Mitarbeit verschiedener evangelischer Tehologen herausgegeben von Lists Francis Fisher Kane [and] Frank M. Riter, as Pfarrer Ernst Kalb. Stuttgart, Verlag der Buchhandlung Committee on title page. der Eveng. Gesellschaft, 1905. NjP, UHi, UPB xv, 655p. 22cm. Title in English: Churches and sects of the pres- 4522a. Kane, James J. Miriam vs. Milton; or, the mystery of ent. Everdale Lake. London, Charles Birchall; New York, Other editions: Stuttgart, 1907, 2. erweiterte ud American News Co., 1894. verbesserte Auflage. UPB. 378, [2]p. 19cm. “Der Mormonismus,” p. 564–90. Mormons mentioned, p. 240–42, 251, 341–42. ICU, MH, PPeSchw, TNJ-R, UPB DLC, USlC 4519. Kaler, John. The one baptism. Independence, Mo., 4523. Kane, Thomas Leiper. The Mormons. A discourse Ensign Publishing Co., 1893. delivered before the Historical Society of Pennsylvania; March 20p. 16cm. (Ensign circulating library. Vest 26, 1850. Philadelphia, King & Baird, printers, 1850. pocket edition) 84p. 22cm. MoInRC In dark gray printed wrappers. Appears in two states, with and without a Latin 4519a. Kami no shinshosha naru dai shoseki: suguru hyakunen inscription on the title page. UPB, USlC. no chusei ni arawaretaru shoseki no o. [Tokyo?, 1909?]. Howes K8, Wagner-Camp 185. Broadside. 24 x 16cm. CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICHi, ICN, MoInRC, MoK, Title in English: A great book that is a new wit- NjP, NN, TxDaM-D, ULA, UPB, USlC, ViU, WHi ness for God: greatest book to come forth during the nineteenth century. 4524. ———. (same) Philadelphia, King & Baird, print- Advertisement for the first edition of the Book of ers, 1850. Mormon in Japanese. 92p. 24cm. USlC “Postscript to the second edition,” p. 85–92. In two states, with and without the Latin inscrip- 4520. Kanada. Raymond, Alberta, Canada, 1920–. tion on the title page. UPB, USlC v. 29cm. illus., plates, ports. Pages 85–92 added to the 84 p. edition. Student yearbook of the Knight Academy. Wagner-Camp 185. USlC 1920, 1921 CSmH, CtY, DLC, ICN, MH, NN, UHi, UPB, USl, USlC, UU, ViU 4521. Kane, Elizabeth Dennistoun (Wood). Twelve Mormon homes visited in succession on a journey through Utah 4525. Te Karere. E tukua atu ana ia rua wiki e te Mihana to Arizona. Philadelphia, [William Wood], 1874. o Niu Tereni Hahi o Ihu Karaiti o te Hunga-Tapu o nga Ra a 2p.l., 158p. 21cm. Muri nei. Auckland, New Zealand, Akarana Hastings, Trip to southern Utah with Brigham Young in 1907–. 1874 by the wife of Colonel Thomas L. Kane. 24v. monthly, semimonthly. 24cm. CSmH, CtY, DLC, ICN, MH, NjP, NN, TxDaM- Title in English: The Messenger. D, UHi, UPB, USlC, UU Publication of the New Zealand Mission. English and Maori interspersed in later issues. — 586 — KEELER,JOSEPH BRIGHAM UPB vol. 2, nos. 3, 4, 25, 26, vol. 3, nos. 14, 16, 4p.l., [7]–138, [1]p. 21cm. illus. 18, vol. 4, no. 26, vol. 5, no. 19, vol. 6, nos. 6–9, 13, 16; In printed wrapper. USlC vol. 1, vols. 3–6 inc., vols. 9–13 inc., vols. 14–24 Mormons in San Bernardino County, p. 29–30. CU-B, ICJ, MoU, NN, OO, OrU, USlC 4526. Kauffman, Ruth (Hammitt). The Latter-day Saints; a study of the Mormons in the light of economic condi- 4531. Keatinge, Charles Wilburn. Death league of the tions, by Ruth Kauffman and Reginald Wright Kauffman. desert, or Overland Bill’s master stroke by Charles Wilburn London, Williams & Norgate, 1912. Keatinge (Montana Charley). Cleveland, Ohio, The ix, 363p. 24cm. Arthur Westbrook Publishing Company, c1927. CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, MH, MoInRC, 3p.l., [7]–191p. 19cm. (Early western life series. NjP, NjPT, NN, PPM, UHi, ULA, UPB, USlC, USl, UU No. 3) Fiction concerning Mormons. 4527. Keairnes, Grace Baughman. A reasonable service. CU-B, NN, USlC A story of practical Zionic ideals. Independence, Mo., Herald Publishing House, 1922. 4532. Keeler, Joseph Brigham. The bishop’s court, its his- 4p.l., [11]–197p. 20cm. port. tory and proceedings. Lecture delivered before the high council of A story of practical Zionic ideals from an RLDS the Utah Stake of Zion by Joseph B. Keeler of the stake presi- point of view. dency. Provo City, Utah, The Skelton Publishing CU-B, MoInRC, UPB, USlC Company, c1902. 22p. 16cm. 4528. Kearney, Belle. A slaveholder’s daughter. New York, In red printed wrappers. The Abbey Press, c1900. NjP, UPB, USlC 4p.l., 269p. 21cm. illus., plates, port. Another edition: 2nd ed. OrPS, NcD; 3rd ed. 4533. ———. First steps in church government. What church CoU; 4th ed. IU, UPB, USlC; 6th ed. St. Louis, Mo., St. government is and what it does. A book for young members of Louis Christian Advocate Co. [c1900] ICU, USl; 7th ed. the lesser priesthood. Salt Lake City, The Deseret News, IEN-C; 11th ed. CU, OU. 1906. “The Latter Day Saints,” chapter 24, p. 234–44. viii, 152p. 16cm. NjP, USl DLC, IWW, NjP, NN, UHi, UPB, USl, USlC, UU 4529. Kearney, Martha Eleanor. Pattie; or, leaves from a 4534. ———. (same) Salt Lake City, The Deseret life. And other articles. By Eleanor [pseud.] Lamoni, Iowa, News, 1906. Herald Job Office and Book Bindery, 1892. viii, 152p. 16cm. viii, 343p. 20cm. port. Published with added title page: Course of study Sentimental conversion story, written by a member for the quorums of the priesthood, Church of Jesus of the RLDS Church. Christ of Latter-day Saints. Priests (Third year) First MoInRC, UPB, USlC, WHi steps in church government . Salt Lake City, 1912. MH, UHi, UPB, USlC 4530. Kearns, Thomas. Conditions in Utah. Speech of Hon. Thomas Kearns, of Utah, in the Senate of the United 4535. ———. (same) Prepared and issued under the direction States. Tuesday, February 28, 1905. Washington, 1905. of the general authorities of the church. Salt Lake City, Press 14p. 24cm. of Zion’s Printing and Publishing Company, Social situation in Utah. Independence, Mo., 1924. Fales & Flake 1296. xii, [13]–116p. 18cm. (Course of study for the CSmH, CU-B, MH, MoInRC, MoU, NjP, NN, quorums of the priesthood, Church of Jesus Christ of OO, PHi, UHi, UPB, USl, USlC, UU Latter-day Saints. Teachers) Added original title page. 4530a. Keeler, Charles Augustus. Southern California. UPB, USlC Illustrated with drawings from nature and from photographs by Louise M. Keeler. Santa Fe, Passenger Department, Santa 4536. ———. Foundation of stones of the earth, and other Fe Route, [1902?]. essays. Provo, Utah, Enquirer Co. Steam Print, 1891. — 587 — KEELER,JOSEPH BRIGHAM 31p. 20cm. 4540. ———. (same) Salt Lake City, The Deseret In pink or gray printed wrappers. News, [1906]. “Selected from my writings to The Contributor ... xii, 199p. 20cm. vol. 9, 10, and 11.” Preface to second edition dated 1906. Science as taught by Joseph Smith. UPB, USlC, UU CU-B, MH, NjP, UPB, USlC, UU 4541. ———. (same under title) The lesser priesthood and 4536a. ———. Genealogical record of the Keeler family. notes on church government for the use of church schools and Provo, Utah, Enquirer Steam Print, 1891. priesthood quorums. Salt Lake City, Deseret Book 14p. 21cm. Company, [1929]. MH, NjP, USlC, UU xii, 232p. 19cm. Preface to the third edition dated 1929. 4537. ———. Genealogical record of the Keeler family, CU-B, UPB, USlC, UU 1726–1924. By Joseph Brigham Keeler, life member of the Historical and Genealogical Society of Utah. Provo, Utah, 4542. ———. The lesser priesthood. Program and outlines, Printed for the author by the Post Publishing Company, prepared for the priesthood organizations of the Brigham Young 1924. University. Provo, Utah, [1903]. 79p. 23cm. 43, [76]p. 20cm. Short Mormon biographies. Later published under title: The lesser priesthood DLC, UPB, USlC and notes on church government. USlC 4537a. ———. How to get salvation. The faith and teachings of the Latter-day Saints. By Elder Joseph B. Keeler. [n.p., ca. 4543. ———. Program and outline of study for the lesser 1880]. priesthood. [Provo, Utah?], 1902–03. 18p. 17cm. 13 nos. 21cm. (Brigham Young Academy lessons) Dated at bottom of p. 18: Georgia, December 20th The preliminary material for his The lesser 1880. priesthood. Probably written while he was a missionary in the At head of title: Brigham Young Academy, first Southern States Mission, 1880–82. semester, 1902. Joseph B. Keeler. UPB NjP, UPB, USlC 4538. ———. The law of tithing. As set forth in the old 4543a. The Keep Apichinin. Salt Lake City, August 25, scriptures and the modern revelation—Comments thereon by 1867–July 4, 1871. President Brigham Young, President John Taylor, President George 3v. 22 to 40cm. A. Smith, Apostle F. D. Richards, and the presiding bishopric Title also appears as: The Keep a Pitchinin and The of the church. Compiled by Bishop Jos. B. Keeler. [Provo, Keepapitchinin. “A semi-occasional paper devoted to Utah, 1897?]. cents, scents, sense and nonsense.” Mormon references 4p. 21cm. throughout. Opposed the Godbeite movement in 1870. Quotations from LDS authorities. Discontinued with the July 4, 1871 issue, vol. 3, no. 1. UPB, USlC Advertised in Deseret News, March 9, 1870, p.
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