March 27, 1870
A sorrel mare colt. I did not attend meeting in the fore noon
I Attended in the Afternoon A visitor Layman spoke in the
Afternoon 66 minutes his whole subject was to Believe in Jesus
He was followed By S. W. Richards who gave an account of his
mission East I went to President Youngs office & conversed
with D. H. Wells G Q. Cannon & Joseph A Young upon the signs
of the times then returned home & called upon Elias Smith &
spent most of the Evening. Returned home & wrote a letter to
Phebe A. Snow & Bulah wrote one.
~ Monday
28. I went to the endowment House we gave Endowments to 26.
D. H. Wells sealed 14 couple W Woodruff 6 couple I attended committee meeting
~ Tuesday
29. I went to the farm was quite unwell had a severe cold on
the Lungs. I returned home & met with the committee to draft resolu-
tions to present to the Mass Meeting on thursday 6 M[iles]
~ Wednesday
30. I went to the farm oin a waggon took down Mrs Woodruff &
Bulah the first time Mrs Woodruff has been to the farm for many
years I returned home sick But attended the committee Meeting
~ Thursday
31.
The Citizens of Salt Lake City met in general Mass Meeting
to protest against the passage of the Cullum Bill the House was crouded
to overflowing. The meeting was organized By appointing D H. Wells
President of the Meeting & J M Bernhisel, John Taylor Orson Pratt Jos A
Young W Woodruff G Q Cannon & Jos F Smith Vice-Presidets, R L Campbell
theTheo McKean Paul A Shettler & D McKenzie secretaries & D W Evans
& E. L. Sloan Reporters. Prayer Offered By Jesse Haven Report of committee
was then read By Hon G Q. Cannon also the Resolutions Chief Justice
Wilson & many other citizens not Mormons were present. I was quite
Poorly in health. The Resolutions & Protest was published in the Deseret
News & Telegraphed to the associated Press
~ Friday
April 1. I am quite poorly in health to day G. Q. Cannon Received
a Telegraph from Hon Wm H Hooper that the senate of the United States
had put off the Collum Bill one Month. I wrote 5 letters to Harriet
Woodruff, Wilford & Emily I F Carter & Shuah Moulton
to Phebe A Snow & A F Williams of Farmington Ct. for Sam-
uel Deming I told him of our religion, of my travels, of our
Mass Meeting &c I spent most of the day in the House.
I also received 2 letters from Susan & I. F. Carter.
March 27, 1870
A sorrel mare colt. I did not attend meeting in the fore noon I Attended in the Afternoon A visitor Layman spoke in the Afternoon 66 minutes his whole subject was to Believe in Jesus He was followed By S. W. Richards who gave an account of his mission East I went to President Youngs office & conversed with D. H. Wells G Q. Cannon & Joseph A Young upon the signs of the times then returned home & called upon Elias Smith & spent most of the Evening. Returned home & wrote a letter to [FIGURE] Phebe A. Snow & Bulah wrote one.
~ Monday
28. I went to the endowment House we gave Endowments to 26. D. H. Wells sealed 14 couple W Woodruff 6 couple I attended committee meeting
~ Tuesday
29. I went to the farm was quite unwell had a severe cold on the Lungs. I returned home & met with the committee to draft resolutions to present to the Mass Meeting on thursday 6 Miles
~ Wednesday
30. I went to the farmin a waggon took down Mrs Woodruff & Bulah the first time Mrs Woodruff has been to the farm for many years I returned home sick But attended the committee Meeting
~ Thursday
31. [FIGURE] The Citizens of Salt Lake City met in general Mass Meeting to protest against the passage of the Cullum Bill the House was crouded to overflowing. The meeting was organized By appointing D H. Wells President of the Meeting & J M Bernhisel, John Taylor Orson Pratt Jos A Young W Woodruff G Q Cannon & Jos F Smith Vice-Presidets, R L Campbell Theo McKean Paul A Shettler & D McKenzie secretaries & D W Evans & E. L. Sloan Reporters. Prayer Offered By Jesse Haven Report of committee was then read By Hon G Q. Cannon also the Resolutions Chief Justice Wilson & many other citizens not Mormons were present. I was quite Poorly in health. The Resolutions & Protest was published in the Deseret News & Telegraphed to the associated Press
~ Friday
April 1. I am quite poorly in health to day G. Q. Cannon Received a Telegraph from Hon Wm H Hooper that the senate of the United States had put off the Collum Bill one Month. I wrote 5 letters to Harriet [FIGURE] Woodruff, Wilford & Emily I F Carter & Shuah Moulton to Phebe A Snow & A F Williams of Farmington Ct. for Samuel Deming I told him of our religion, of my travels, of our Mass Meeting &c I spent most of the day in the House. [FIGURE] I also received 2 letters from Susan & I. F. Carter.
