February 3, 1884 ~ Sunday

3 {shorthand} I rode to Logan & attended
the quarterly Conference at 10 {shorthand}
{shorthand} L J Nuttall

Br Card report of the Temple
Trustee in trust $196,000.94
$55028.04

Joseph F Smith spoke 2530 M[inutes] {shorthand}

W Woodruff spoke M[inutes] 24 11

F D Richards 30 M[inutes] 2 to 4

Afternoon {shorthand} Br [Benten] 2

G Q. Cannon spoke 50 M[inutes] 2

John Taylor spoke 65 M[inutes] 2 to 1

I rode to Smithfield 14

February 4, 1884 ~ Monday

4 I rode to Logan &
visited the Temple and ar[riv]ed to
the font we set apart Thomas Edwards
president of [Byrnes] ward &
W^m Hendricks president of
[illegible] ward

February 3, 1884 ~ Sunday

3 I rode to Logan and Attended Meeting L J Nuttall Prayed Br Card read the Receipts for the Logan Temple Trustee in Trust had Paid $196000. The whole cost was $55028.04 Joseph F Smith spoke 30 Minutes W Woodruff 24 Minutes, F D Richards 30. Afternoon G Q Cannon spoke 50 Minutes, John Taylor 65 Minutes. The Power of God rested upon all the speakers At the close of the Meeting I rode to Smithfield 14 Miles

February 4, 1884 ~ Monday

[FIGURE] 4 FIGURES I rode to Logan and visited the Temple with the Presidency and Twelve and the Architect Truman O Angel Jr had got the platform on the South side of the font as marked in black I told the company that the recorder witnesses and confirmers should be as near together as possible at the south End so the administrator could hear the recorder distinctly when the names are called off as I have marked it in read. No architect in building a Temple who is not thoroughly acquainted with giving Endowments should go to work to build a Temple according to his own ideas without consulting with the building committee and the Presidency of the Church and those who do understand what is necessary for the work of the Endowments. By persuing this cource in Logan Temple Br Angel has made many mistakes and much work has had to be undone