The following day was Sunday and we held meeting at Filmore
Parley P. Pratt addressed the people and was followed by President Young
Wilford Woodruff reported and the reports were transcribed by Thomas Bullock
and are now in the Historian's office

In the afternoon and evening there were meetings
at which John Taylor Heber C. Kimball Wilford Woodruff and E. T. Benson
preached but their remarks were not reported.

Next day we travelled 33 miles to coal creek. During
the evening Walker the Indian Chief D. Huntington Brigham Young
and myself went into the hill among the Ceders and through a spy glass
viewed the country around. I also went on to the ceder heights
with T. Bullock and Phineas Young and viewed the country. We
had prayers together

Phineas Young said that he was ^the first^ chosen in the
organization of the first quorum of the Twelve Apostles but brother
Joseph said he wished I would let Wm Smith have that place so I
gave way to him. This is not true

On our next day's journey we met brother Enoch
Reese from California who gave us all the news up till the date
he left.

We camped for the night on Bever Creek. I caught a
fine trout and gave it to President Young; but he said he
would not take it unless I came and took breakfast with him
which I agreed to do

We reached Parowan next evening and the
Presidency and company divided among the people and during
the evening the Presidency and Twelve and authorities of the place
held a council while John Taylor preached to the people in
the Tabernacle below while we were in the upper room. The
minutes of the council were reported by Wilford Woodruff and
Thomas Bullock and are in the Historian's Office

Next day in company with John F Steel

The following day was Sunday and we held meeting at Filmore Parley P. Pratt addressed the people and was followed by President Young Wilford Woodruff reported and the reports were transcribed by Thomas Bullock and are now in the Historian's office

In the afternoon and evening there were meetings at which John Taylor Heber C. Kimball Wilford Woodruff and E. T. Benson preached but their remarks were not reported.

Next day we travelled 33 miles to coal creek. During the evening Walker the Indian Chief D. Huntington Brigham Young and myself went into the hill among the Ceders and through a spy glass viewed the country around. I also went on to the ceder heights with T. Bullock and Phineas Young and viewed the country. We had prayers together

Phineas Young said that he was the first chosen in the organization of the first quorum of the Twelve Apostles but brother Joseph said he wished I would let Wm Smith have that place so I gave way to him. This is not true

On our next day's journey we met brother Enoch Reese from California who gave us all the news up till the date he left.

We camped for the night on Bever Creek. I caught a fine trout and gave it to President Young; but he said he would not take it unless I came and took breakfast with him which I agreed to do

We reached Parowan next evening and the Presidency and company divided among the people and during the evening the Presidency and Twelve and authorities of the place held a council while John Taylor preached to the people in the Tabernacle below while we were in the upper room. The minutes of the council were reported by Wilford Woodruff and Thomas Bullock and are in the Historian's Office

Next day in company with John Steel