night they took nine of the Mormon animals, while those belonging
to the Government were left untouched. Two Mormon inter-
preters stood by and heard it all.)

An officer from the camp told Little Soldier that in
120 sleeps they should wipe out all the Mormons in this land.
Little Soldier was very unbelieving in the matter, and I am of
his faith.

Dr. Forney called upon President Young yesterday. I am
informed by Col. Little that Gov. Cumming wishes him to go
to Provo to watch the movements of things. Gov. C. thinks Cradle-
baugh has committed himself much in his charge to the jury,
in taking his guard of soldiers, &c.

I have got a partial clue to the committee who wrote those
anonymous letters to President Young.

Last Sunday, in company with C. C. Rich and half a
dozen others, I called upon brother Wolstenholme to attend the
operation of taking a stone out of his bladder. They could not
get any chloroform, and they tried ether, but they got an adul-
terated article at Godby's, and after he had breathed it two hours
and used 8 oz. in doing it, we had to give up the job, and leave
him about half crazy, and wait till chloroform could be got.

L. W. Hardy lost a child yesterday. It was buried to day, and
was about two years old. We still have a snowstorm about every
other day, cold weather, and bad roads. I have got some men
rebuilding my well. All is well in the office. Leo is still
quite sick. Your family are all well. Brother Pulsipher
called in to see you about the dam. The Des. News has

night they took nine of the Mormon animals, while those belonging to the Government were left untouched. Two Mormon interpreters stood by and heard it all.)

An officer from the camp told Little Soldier that in 120 sleeps they should wipe out all the Mormons in this land. Little Soldier was very unbelieving in the matter, and I am of his faith.

Dr. Forney called upon President Young yesterday. I am informed by Col. Little that Gov. Cumming wishes him to go to Provo to watch the movements of things. Gov. C. thinks Cradlebaugh has committed himself much in his charge to the jury, in taking his guard of soldiers, &c.

I have got a partial clue to the committee who wrote those anonymous letters to President Young.

Last Sunday, in company with C. C. Rich and half a dozen others, I called upon brother Wolstenholme to attend the operation of taking a stone out of his bladder. They could not get any chloroform, and they tried ether, but they got an adulterated article at Godby's, and after he had breathed it two hours and used 8 oz. in doing it, we had to give up the job, and leave him about half crazy, and wait till chloroform could be got.

L. W. Hardy lost a child yesterday. It was buried to day, and was about two years old. We still have a snowstorm about every other day, cold weather, and bad roads. I have got some men rebuilding my well. All is well in the office. Leo is still quite sick. Your family are all well. Brother Pulsipher called in to see you about the dam. The Des. News has