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May 14, 1852

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May 14, 1852 ~ Friday

14th Rode to dry creek & nooned met with a hard
hail Storm the ground was white with hail we
rode to Corn ^{corn}^ Creek & spent the night 28 mile

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Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 2
We met on the th to organize the High Council and Presidency of the Stake &c at Parowan having returned there that morning. John L. Smith was appointed President of the Stake John Steel 1st Councillor and Henry Lunt 2nd Councillor E. H. Groves, M. Cruthers R. Harmons, Joseph Chatterly J Graham James A Little Wm H Dame, John D Laee^ee^ Samuel West Elijah Newman Francis T. Whitney and Joel H Johnson formed the High Council. Philip Chicken Smith Bishop of Cedar City and Tarlton Lewis Bishop of Parowan. The whole of these were ordained under the hands of Elders Orson Pratt Wilford Woodruff and George A Smith making 10 High Priests 12 High Councillors 1 President of the Stake with his two Councillors. We left Parowan the next day and two days afterwards wasere at Filmore where we stayed over the Sunday. I entered a city lot in Filmore which was then the Capitol of the Territory and I also got one entered for George A. Smith and Orson Pratt. Returning home at Spanish Fork I entered 160 acres for a farm.

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May 14, 1852