Sept 1. we then drove to Masons & beated
Horses & talked with him his little son
could talke English I talked with him g[a]ve
him good council & told him to call upon
Me at Salt Lake if He Ever came there
we then Drove to Br Tenneys Hous & spent
the night Distance of the day 50 Miles

September 2, 1879 ~ Tuesday

2nd I washed & changed clothes & wrote in
my Journal Had an interview with Br
Wilson of Arkansaw on the Hatch case
He said He was satisfied with Br Hatch I wrote
[FIGURE] a letter to John Taylor & council about my Journey
to the Isletas and sent a list of Names for
Missionaries to the Lamanits I spent the Evening
with Br Burnham Titchan & others

September 3, 1879 ~ Wednesday

3 We left savoy with Br Tenney & wife & child &
Br Christofferson & Drove through Zuny village &
Nooned & while taking dinner Palopeno, an
[FIGURES] Aged Indian who had Been Baptized & ord[ain]ed
an Elder a Zuny who through the lies of priests
and others had turned against us & become a persecutor
He came to our camp with several Indians & did
not know us untill He saw Brother Tenney then it
seemed as though He would faint But Br Teney
shook hands with him invited him & his company

Sept 1 we then drove to Masons & beated Horses & talked with him his little son could talk English I tathed with him gave him good council & told him to call upon Me at Salt Lake if He Ever come that we then Drove to Br Tenneys House & spint the nights Distance of the day 50 Miles

September 2, 1879 ~ Tuesday

2d I washed & changed clothes & wrote in my Journal Had an interview with Br Wilson of Arkansaw on the Hatch case He said He was satisfied with Br Hatch I wrote [FIGURE] a letter to John Taylor & council about my Journey to the Islatas and sent a list of Names for Missionaries to the Lamanites I spent the Evening with Br Burnham Titcham & others

September 3, 1879 ~ Wednesday

3 We left Savoy with Br Tenney & wife & child & Br Christofferson & Drove through Zuny village & Nooned & while taking dinner Palopeno an FIGURES Aged Indian who had Been Baptized & ordained an Elder a Zuny who through the lies of priests and others had turned against us & become a persecutor He came to our camp with several Indian & did not know us untill He saw Broth Tenney then it seemed as though He would faint But Br Tenney shook hands with him invited him & his company