Emma's first child Hyrum Smith Woodruff dies at age 13 months.
19th Sunday we left the severe at abotut 6 oclok & travelled
to the Salt Creek settlement atcalled Nephi got there at
11 ock we here spent the day Joseph Young got his
Carriage mended they had a meeting in the evening I
did not attend but went to bed early not having slep
but little for 2 nights. 25 miles
After I had got to bed Brother Warren Snow & Peacock
called upon me also F D & Samuel Richards They informed
me that one hundred soldiers had gone into Fort Ephraim
the commander had called the people together & hurranged
them & through the influence of Benjamin Clapp had
deceived the people through fair promises & got the consent
of the people & let the souldery in Father James Alred & his
son had opposed it But Benjamin Clapp used all his influen[ce]
with the people who were mostly Danes & they had let them
in & rented them their public carrells for four months
Benjamin Clapp had taken the Job of supplying the
soldiery with Grain & hay at a cheep rate & Brother Snow was
afraid they would get into Manti I advised Brother Snow
to go dire[c]t Back to those settlements & take all the measures
he could to stop the procedings & block up the way of their
going into Manti. He said he would do so
Sonon Secretary Hartnet arived with his escort & wishd
to camp in the school house for the night which was granted him
we spent the night with Charles H Bryan
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