April 24^th, 1889
long time, to do every thing in his power for our good.
M^r Stow pressed his views again with a good deal of
pertinacity, and it finally ended in the Senator promis-
ing to write the letter which Mr Stow suggested. Our
interview was very satisfactory. After parting with M^r
Stow Col. Trumbo took Brother Cannon and myself to
the U.S. marshal's office. He desired us to see him as he
has been very kind. His name is Franks. He expressed
pleasure at seeing us. We arranged our affairs for
returning home. Mr. Badlam and his son and
Col. Isaac Trumbo went with us to Oakland. our party
consisting of myself & wife, Bro Geo. Q. Cannon, Bp H B Clawson, Bro
C H Wilcken, Sister Emily P. Young. We took train at 3 o'clock
p.m crossed the bay on the "Sonoma" a Steam boat 425 feet
long 160 feet wide. We took Supper at Sacramento, where
we were detained for some time through a broken wheel.

April 25, 1889 ~ Thursday

Thursday April 25^th 1889
We took breakfast at Reno, dinner at Humbolt
Wells, and ate supper in the car. Spent the day in
conversation and reading.

April 26, 1889 ~ Friday

Friday, April 26, 1889
We arrived at Ogden at about 8 o'clock and
took breakfast at the Station. We arrived at Salt Lake
City at 11.³⁰ a.m. and drove down to the farm. I returned
to the Gardo House in the afternoon and spent a
short time. I found Bros Joseph F Smith and L. John Nuttall

April 24th, 1889 long time, to do every thing in his power for our good. Mr Stow pressed his views again with a good deal of pertinacity, and it finally ended in the Senator promising to write the letter which Mr Stow suggested. Our interview was very satisfactory. After parting with Mr Stow Col. Trumbo took Brother Cannon and myself to the U.S. marshal's office. He desired us to see him as he has been very kind. His name is Franks. He expressed pleasure at seeing us. We arranged our affairs for returning home. Mr. Badlam and his son and Col. Isaac Trumbo went with us to Oakland. our party consisting of myself & wife, Bro Geo. Q. Cannon, Bp H B Clawson, Bro C H Wilcken, Sister Emily P. Young. We took train at 3 o'clock p.m crossed the bay on the "Sonoma" a Steam boat 425 feet long 160 feet wide. We took Supper at Sacramento, where we were detained for some time through a broken wheel.

April 25, 1889 ~ Thursday

Thursday April 25th 1889 We took breakfast at Reno, dinner at Humbolt Wells, and ate supper in the car. Spent the day in conversation and reading.

April 26, 1889 ~ Friday

Friday, April 26, 1889 We arrived at Ogden at about 8 o'clock and took breakfast at the Station. We arrived at Salt Lake City at 11.30 a.m. and drove down to the farm. I returned to the Gardo House in the afternoon and spent a short time. I found Bros Joseph F Smith and L. John Nuttall