April 29, 1867 ~ Monday

April 29^th 1867

It was a cold day considerable ice in the stre[a]ms this
morning we drove to Bever, distance of the day 47 M[iles]
we stoped at Brother Cox I met in council with President
Young and the Twelve in council to take into consideratin
the case of Elder Amasa Lyman who had been preaching
Heresy doing away with the Blood of Christ & trifling with
the ordinances. we herd the Testimony against him
and herd his own remarks. we finally voted to silence
him from Preaching. A Meeting was held in the
Meeting House. A. H. Raleigh spoke [blank] A M Muser
spoke [blank] & President Young spoke [blank] I spent the night
with A. H. Raleigh at Broth Cox.

April 30, 1867 ~ Tuesday

30. I met with the Twelve at Bishop Murdocks &
the subject of A. Lyman was again taken up and
investigated and he was silenced from Preaching
because he had done away with the blood of Christ
in his teaching. When President Young put the vote to
the Twelve all four of us viz John Taylor W. Woodruff
G. A. Smith & G. Q Cannon gave their vote & consent
we then drove to Parawan 35 Miles

we held a meeting in the Meeting House prayer By G Q
Cannon J F Smith spoke 22 M[inutes], G. A. Smith 20
W Woodruff 16, G. Q. Cannon ^20^ President Young spoke
18 Minutes & J Taylor dismissed. 205 children
in a row was in the street to welcome our arival
80 boys 125 girls. I spent the nights at Brother Wests

May 1, 1867 ~ Wednesday

May 1^st 1867 President Young & part of the company
went to Cedar to hold a Meeting, and several of
the Twelve stoped to hold a meeting in Parawan in
the New Meeting House. Prayer By A. H. Raleigh
John Taylor spoke 55 A. H. Raleigh spok 25
G. A. Smith spok 30 Minutes we then drove to Cedar 18 M[iles]
President Young held a Meeting at Ceder

Prayer By J. F. Smith G Q Cannon spoke 31 M[inutes],
C. D. Spencer 17, J. F. Smith 20, A M Musser 20 m
President Young spoke 40 Minutes

April 29, 1867 ~ Monday

April 29th 1867

It was a cold day considerable ice in the streams this morning we drove to Bever, distance of the day 47 Miles we stoped at Brother Cox I met with President Young and the Twelve in council to take into consideration the case of Elder Amasa Lyman who had been preaching Heresy doing away with the Blood of Christ & trifling with the ordinances. we herd the Testimony against him and herd his own remarks. we finally voted to silence him from Preaching. A Meeting was held in the Meeting House. A. H. Raleigh spoke [blank] A M. Muser spoke [blank] & President Young spoke. [blank] I spent the night with A. H. Raleigh at Broth Cox.

April 30, 1867 ~ Tuesday

30. I met with the Twelve at Bishop Murdocks & the subject of A. Lyman was again taken up and investigated and he was silenced from Preaching because he had done away with the blood of Christ in his teaching. When President Young put the vote to the Twelve all four of us viz John Taylor W. Woodruff G A. Smith & G. Q Cannon gave their vote & consent we then drove to Parawan 35 Miles

we held a meeting in the Meeting House Prayer By G Q Cannon J F Smith spoke 22 Minutes, G. A. Smith 20 W Woodruff 16, G. Q. Cannon 20 President Young spoke 18 Minutes & J Taylor dismissed. 205 children in a row was in the street to welcome our arival 80 boys 125 girls. I spent the nights at Brother Wests

May 1, 1867 ~ Wednesday

May 1st 1867 President Young & part of the company went to Cedar to hold a Meeting, and several of the Twelve stoped to hold a meeting in Parawan in the New Meeting House. Prayer By A. H. Raleigh John Taylor spoke 55 A. H. Raleigh spoke 25 G. A. Smith spok 30 Minutes we then drove to Cedar 18 Miles President Young held a Meeting at Ceder

Prayer By J. F. Smith G Q Cannon spoke 31 Minutes, C. D. Spencer 17, J. F. Smith 20, A M Musser 20 minutes President Young spoke 40 Minutes