the grave of John C Campbell & a child buried to day from
Br Snows company of cholera

June 28, 1850 ~ Friday

28 Our Teamsters had another blow up this morning 5 or 6
gold diggers who were driving baggage waggons said
they would leave their object was to take advantage of
our situation & compel us to pay high wages for driving
I told them they might quit as quick as they pleased And
they would none of them go I turned off Williams
the ring leader & the rest went on & were more
Humble. We crossed Salt Creek to day

Br Samuel Smith Died of cholera at 8 oclok at night
Aged 43 years Brother Badlam & myself laid him out in his
robes, laid him on the ground in his tent but we had but
Just got it done untill A tremendious tuhunder storm over-
took us blew the tent down we had to cover over the corpse
& let it lie untill morning

June 29, 1850 ~ Saturday

29^th We buried Brother Smith this morning & continued our
Journey. Dr Braily was buried on the south side of Salt Creek
this morning by Joseph Young & co

June 30, 1850 ~ Sunday

30^th Capt Joseph Hall drank free of slew water & in an
hour was taken with the cholera & died after 12 hours
sickness we all felt His loss he was vary useful to the camp

July 1, 1850 ~ Monday

July 1^st We dug Capt Halls grave He had 4 men with him
who made a covenant together that should any one of them die
on the road they would not bury them the same day so to be true
to their covenant they remained with the body through the day
we continued our Journey & At night camped with A
company of Brethren from the valley with the Mail. Brother
Campbell Had charge of it we met in the evening herd the
list of Letters read over several songs of Zion sung & A cheer-
ing account of good news related from the valley

July 2, 1850 ~ Tuesday

2nd We parted withe the Brethren from the valley they
go East we west A plesant day we have had much
rain of late & the roads were bad we passed several
graves to day

July 3, 1850 ~ Wednesday

3rd Matilda Hardy died of consumption this morning
at 2 oclok was buried this morning

July 4, 1850 ~ Thursday

4^th We spent the day in camp on the Bluff before
going on to the platt Bottom. Washing Baking Black smithing
was Attended to. Lucy Johnson was taken sick at the
river with the cholera

July 5, 1850 ~ Friday

5^th Lucy Johnson Died this morning at 3 oclok & was
buried before we left camp. Susan Woodruff was
taken sick suddenly with extreme pains in all her limbs
& could not move a hand or foot without her schreaming
we Administered to her & she was healed Phebe was
also taken sick we Administered to her & she was healed

the grave of John C Campbell & a child buried to day from Br Snows company of cholera

June 28, 1850 ~ Friday

28 Our Teamsters had another blow up this morning 5 or 6 gold diggers who were driving baggage waggons said they would leave their object was to take advantage of our situation & compel us to pay high wages for driving I told them they might quit as quick as they pleased And they would none of them go I turned off Williams the ring leader & the rest went on & were more Humble. We crossed Salt Creek to day

[FIGURE] Br Samuel Smith Died of cholera at 8 oclok at night Aged 43 years Brother Badlam & myself laid him out in his Robes, laid him on the ground in his tent but we had but Just got it done untill A tremendious thunder storm overtook us blew the tent down we had to cover over the corpse & let it lie untill morning

June 29, 1850 ~ Saturday

29th We buried Brother Smith this morning & continued our Journey. Dr Braily was buried on the south side of Salt Creek this morning by Joseph Young & co

June 30, 1850 ~ Sunday

30th Capt Joseph Hall drank free of slew water & in an hour was taken with the cholera & died after 12 hours sickness we all felt His loss he was vary useful to the Camp

July 1, 1850 ~ Monday

July 1st We dug Capt Halls grave He had 4 men with him who made a Covenant together that should any one of them die on the road they would not bury them the same day so to be true to their Covenant they remained with the body through the day we continued our Journey & At night camped with A company of Brethren from the valley with the Mail. Brother Campbell Had Charge of it we met in the evening herd the list of Letters read over several songs of Zion sung & A cheering account of good news related from the valley

July 2, 1850 ~ Tuesday

2nd We parted withe the Brethren from the valley they go East we west A plesant day we have had much rain of late & the roads were bad we passed several graves to day

July 3, 1850 ~ Wednesday

3rd Matilda Hardy died of consumption this morning at 2 oclok was buried this morning

July 4, 1850 ~ Thursday

4th We spent the day in camp on the Bluff before going on to the platt Bottom. Washing Baking Black smithing was Attended to. Lucy Johnson was taken sick at the river with the cholera

July 5, 1850 ~ Friday

5th Lucy Johnson Died this morning at 3 oclok & was buried before we left camp. Susan Woodruff was taken sick suddenly with extreme pain in all her limbs & could not move a hand or foot without her schreaming we Administered to her & she was healed Phebe was also taken sick we Administered to her & she was healed