Sept 9, 1893
In company with Prest Cannon I went to the
Festive Hall arived at 11:30 aM R. C. Chambers
the Chairman of the Utah Commissioners Presided
over the Procedings. The Salt Lake Quire sang several
Peaces. Mr Chambers made some opening remarks
Gov West made the oration occupying about 25 M
and spoke vary well. W Woodruff spoke about
5 Minuts on the Pioneers of Utah President G Q
Cannon spoke abot 15 M. I spoke with a strong voi[c]e
and was listened to attentively so was the speech of
President Cannon I returned to the Utah building and
was introduced to several Gentlemen among the number
was Honore J. Jackson he had some Indian Blood in
him He was in the Canadian Rebellion He has sympathy
with all indians He believed in the Mormon History
towards the Indians

September 10, 1893 ~ Sunday

10 I spent most of the day in riding through Lincoln
Park as spoke off on the 9. In the Evening I took up my
abode at Mrs Osgood House at Michigan Avenue
No 1628. we took our baggage there

September 11, 1893 ~ Monday

11 I went to the Utah House & was taken quite
sick with the Cholary Morbus I returned to my Boarding
House & was sorely afflicted with Purging & vomiting
I was quite sick through the night

September 12, 1893 ~ Tuesday

12 I was better this morning but kept my bed
most of the day was taken bad again in the night

September 13, 1893 ~ Wednesday

13 I got some better to got up & Dressed G Q. C. visited me

Sept 9, 1893 In company with Prest Cannon I went to the Festive Hall arived at 11:30 aM R. C. Chambers the Chairman of the Utah Commissioners Presided over the Procedings. The Salt Lake Quire sang several Peaces. Mr Chambers made some opening remarks Gov West made the oration occupying about 25 M and spoke vary well. W Woodruff spoke about 5 Minuts on the Pioneers of Utah President G Q Cannon spoke abot 15 M. I spoke with a strong voice and was listened to attentively so was the speech of President Cannon I returned to the Utah building and was introduced to several Gentlemen among the number was Honore J. Jackson he had some Indian Blood in him He was in the Canadian Rebellion He has sympathy with all indians He believed in the Mormon History towards the Indians

September 10, 1893 ~ Sunday

10 I spent most of the day in riding through Lincoln Park as spoke off on the 9. In the Evening I took up my abode at Mrs Osgood House at Michigan Avenue No 1628. we took our baggage there

September 11, 1893 ~ Monday

11 I went to the Utah House & was taken quite sick with the Cholary Morbus I returned to my Boarding House & was sorely afflicted with Purging & vomiting I was quite sick through the night

September 12, 1893 ~ Tuesday

12 I was better this morning but kept my bed most of the day was taken bad again in the night

September 13, 1893 ~ Wednesday

13 I got some better to got up & Dressed G Q. C. visited me