[page covered] [1]6th Sunday still cloudy & cool wind. I did not feel vary
well this morning And did not rise untill 7 oclok which was
two hours after the time when I got out of my carriage
I found all five of my horses standing at the stakes while
all the other Horses of the encampment had been feeding
two hours. It was Br John Fowlers Business to let them
out but He did not get up untill half an hour after I
did. He Is destitute of the spirit or principle that a faithf-
ul man or servant should possess And it makes it
much harder upon me in the care of the teams &
business than it would if I had a true & faithful man
with me Br Burnham does our cooking which
keeps him vary busy & He has the hardest time of it
as much of the time He has nothing but Buffalo dung
to make a fire of we are now in a place whare we are
proving ourselves & if we are not faithful we shall come under
condemnation. I rode out to day with Brothers Young
Kimball, Benson Rockwell & Stephens 4 miles over the Bluffs
to pick out a road for the camp to go across to get again on
the bottoms we found a road through & returned to the
camp I picked up A young Hare which Br Young took in to
camp. we saw Herds of Buffalo while coming in. Br
Glines went out Hunting & shot An Antelope & one Buffalo
though it was against the rules of the camp & council of
his captain to go Hunting on Sunday. we had a good
meeting in the Afternoon BrI opened meeting by Prayer
Brs Richards Markham Rockwood & Kimball spoke
& the laws of the camp were read & a good spirit preva[iled] [page covered]
the channel of the teaching was to Harken to council & sustain
the Heads of the Church & go & do what was said unto us
& it would prove A Blessing unto us 8 mi[les]
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