Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 3
On the I called upon President Young. He
came into the Office and asked if it would not be well to put in the
stone into the bottom of the Temple celler and let the men go and
save their grain and for each man to take what grain will do him
for a year.
Daniel H. Wells said that orders had been sent North and
South to watch for the sol^diers^ and not let them come in but to
destroy them the best way they could. Let grain be chached in
the mountains so that they can get at it.
President Young said the thought it would be
best to secure the grain in the mountains.
It was said that Vannetting had 500 lbs of powder
coming and he would go out with cattle to bring it in or he would
do as he was told. Yes said President Young except a righteous
course. President Young said I would rather have a good
powder horn and charger than any flask in the world. He
considered it safer
There was a deep feeling pervading our city about
