A Ceder City Next day ^which^ was Sunday. E. T. Benson and Parley P. Pratt
preached and I reported and afterwards we rode to Parowan and held
meeting with the Saints there in the Council House. President
Young preached and I reported it

We left Parowan next day on our return to
Great Salt Lake City.

We were at Salt Creek on the 26th and held
meeting as we had also at other places on the way and at night I attended
the trial of Bishop Haywood which lasted till midnight. T. Bullock
and Wilford Woodruff reported and our reports are in the Historians
Office

We started in the morning from Salt Creek and rode
West across the mountains and made a new road. After 20
miles travel we nooned at the Fort at the foot of the mountain
The mountain was quite steep and stoneny over which we had come
and we nooned in sight of Utah Lake. In the afternoon
we drove to the bottom of the mountain beside the Utah Lake
on the West side and camped for the night. We had twenty five
men from Nephi City with us to help us make a road.

May 30th we left Lehi and drove to
Unionville where we made a short hault. Bishop Richards had
prepared a good dinner for us but the company did not wish
to stop so near home: So President Young told them to eat
what they wanted and give the rest to the poor

We then rode on to Great Salt Lake
City having travelled in 26 days 594 miles being 287 to
Harmony and the same back

On the 10th of June I rode to Fort Herriman
with Mrs Woodruff Emma and Bulah and soon after our arrival
George A. Smith and E. T. Benson came. We none
of us had ever visited the place before. I thought
this the last location in the Territory for a herd ground

A Ceder City Next day which was Sunday. E. T. Benson and Parley P. Pratt preached and I reported and afterwards we rode to Parowan and held meeting with the Saints there in the Council House. President Young preached and I reported it

We left Parowan next day on our return to Great Salt Lake City.

We were at Salt Creek on the 26th and held meeting as we had also at other places on the way and at night I attended the trial of Bishop Haywood which lasted till midnight. T. Bullock and Wilford Woodruff reported and our reports are in the Historians Office

We started in the morning from Salt Creek and rode West across the mountains and made a new road. After 20 miles travel we nooned at the Fort at the foot of the mountain The mountain was quite steep and stonny over which we had come and we nooned in sight of Utah Lake. In the afternoon we drove to the bottom of the mountain beside the Utah Lake on the West side and camped for the night. We had twenty five men from Nephi City with us to help us make a road.

May 30th we left Lehi and drove to Unionville where we made a short hault. Bishop Richards had prepared a good dinner for us but the company did not wish to stop so near home: So President Young told them to eat what they wanted and give the rest to the poor

We then rode on to Great Salt Lake City having travelled in 26 days 594 miles being 287 to Harmony and the same back

On the 10th of June I rode to Fort Herriman with Mrs Woodruff Emma and Bulah and soon after our arrival George A. Smith and E. T. Benson came. We none of us had ever visited the place before. I thought this the last location in the Territory for a herd ground