July 15, 1890 ~ Tuesday

July 155 1890
The Brethren who returned brought a bundle of papers I spent
most of the Day reading Salt Lake Papers

July 16, 1890 ~ Wednesday

126. I spent most of the Day in camp. Owen & others went fishing
Owen caugh 6 vary fine trout & killed half a Dozen [chickens]

July 17, 1890 ~ Thursday

17 [FIGURES] we packed up to go home as a company we had lost
3 Horses and in order to take our waggon we had to Harness
a pair of young Horses that Had not been worked together and
we had to draw up a waggon with 10000 lb on up the west
Hill on the road and they baulked so badly they could not
draw the waggon up and they were baucked on the side
of a Hill whare there was danger of going into the Webber
River And I took hold of the wheel to lift & while
doing so sumthing gave way in the calf of my leg And
I could not bear any weight upon it without great
pain it took two person to get me to my carriage I could
not walk at all we drove to Rockport & Nooned with
Br Hor Horton there we had a light shower we then
drove over the Mountains to W^m Kimballs & beated [bated]
our team & then Drove over the Mountain home to
our farm & arivd at 11:30 Distance of the Day 60 Mils
I was vary lame

July 18, 1890 ~ Friday

18 I arose vary lame this morning I wrote a Note to
Brother G. Q. Cannon and He & Brother H B Clawson
called to see me & I got my Male of Letters & Papers

July 19, 1890 ~ Saturday

19. Dr Joseph Richards called upon me today and
Examind my Leg He could not find that any bones
were broaken I am better to day. The other Team came in
all safe and we unloaded I receivd my Male

July 15, 1890 ~ Tuesday

July 15 1890 The Brethren who returned brought a bundle of papers I spent most of the Day reading Salt Lake Papers

July 16, 1890 ~ Wednesday

16. I spent most of the Day in camp. Owen & others went fishing Owen caugh 6 vary fine trout & killed half a Dozen chickens

July 17, 1890 ~ Thursday

17 FIGURES we packed up to go home as a company we had lost 3 Horses and in order to take our waggon we had to Harness a pair of young Horses that Had not been worked together and we had to draw up a waggon with 10000 lb on up the west Hill on the road and they baulked so badly they could not draw the waggon up and they were baucked on the side of a Hill whare there was danger of going into the Webber River And I took hold of the wheel to lift & while doing so sumthing gave way in the calf of my leg And I could not bear any weight upon it without great pain it took two person to get me to my carriage I could not walk at all we drove to Rockport & Nooned with Br Hor Horton there we had a light shower we then drove over the Mountains to Wm Kimballs & bated our team & then Drove over the Mountain home to our farm & arivd at 11:30 Distance of the Day 60 Mils I was vary lame

July 18, 1890 ~ Friday

18 I arose vary lame this morning I wrote a Note to Brother G. Q. Cannon and He & Brother H B Clawson called to see me & I got my Male of Letters & Papers

July 19, 1890 ~ Saturday

19. Dr Joseph Richards called upon me today and Examind my Leg He could not find that any bones were broaken I am better to day. The other Team came in all safe and we unloaded I receivd my Male