March 12, 1852 ~ Friday to March 13, 1852 ~ Saturday

12 & 13 I spent the time at home

March 14, 1852 ~ Sunday

14^th Sunday I Preached at the Council House in the after
noon & was followed By O Pratt & H. C Kimball we had the
spirit of the Lord

March 15, 1852 ~ Monday

15^th I spent the day in the Council House with my Brethrn

March 16, 1852 ~ Tuesday to March 17, 1852 ~ Wednesday

16, 17 I spent the time settelling my Accounts

March 18, 1852 ~ Thursday

18^th I commenced ploughing in the Big field

March 19, 1852 ~ Friday

19^th we had a snow storm I remained at home

March 20, 1852 ~ Saturday

20 [FIGURE] I planted 8 wine grape slips large on the East & 7
Rhode island grape slips small on the west. I spent the day oin the
Big field ploughing

March 21, 1852 ~ Sunday

21^st Sunday I preached in the 14^th ward school House to
a large congregation & had the spirit of Preaching

March 22, 1852 ~ Monday to March 26, 1852 ~ Friday

22, 23, 24, 25, & 26^th I spent the week ploughing &
putting in wheat I put in five acres of wheat at
Parley Pratts House

March 27, 1852 ~ Saturday

27^th I spent the time in the Council House

March 28, 1852 ~ Sunday

28^th I Preached at the 13^th ward School House in
the forenoon & wrote in the Afternoon thill 4 ock
[FIGURE] then attended the prayer Circle withe the presidcy
and Prayer Twelve. The president called upon me
in the Evening with several others & spent a little time
with us. Sister Mary Meek Giles took up her abode
with us As a Boarder ^And was sealed to W Woodruff
for time & Eternity^

March 29, 1852 ~ Monday

289^th I spent the day at home writing I wrote two
[FIGURE] Letters one to I F Carter one to A O Smoot with
an enclosed letter of Sister Smoots

March 30, 1852 ~ Tuesday to March 31, 1852 ~ Wednesday

30 & 31^st I spent the time in the field ploughing & sewing
Oats

April 1, 1852 ~ Thursday to April 3, 1852 ~ Saturday

1, 2, & 3rd I spent the time ploughing oats & sewing oats
Except the 1^st day of April I attended a party at
the Bath House, about 50 Gentlemen & 100 Ladies present
I addressed the assembly at 8 oclock in the Evening &
returned Home. The Presidency & Twelve & those that had
[FIGURE] been at work in the Council House assisted in the Endowmts
were washed & annointed I did not get word of it & was
not present. The Eastern Mail arived this Evening which
had been anxiously looked for for many weeks the
Mail was large I received 34 letters one from Azmon Woodruff
[FIGURE] one from Thompson & one from Ozem Woodruff & one from
I. F. Carter. A large amount of Papers were received &
contained much news from various sources. A Fire in