Journey.

July 9, 1895 ~ Tuesday

9^th We bought some things. All the
company rode in a small steamer
for three hours, tugging another boat
about eight miles. We passed through
many fish. The captain said there
was plenty of herring, small clams
and crabs to be caught when the
tide was out. I wrote letter to Asahel.
Received the following telegram from Bro.
Jack: "Families of Presidency all well;
also Bro. Beebe's children. Everything
moving along smoothly at office, brethren
well. Had small gold brick forwarded
yesterday. Have clean up at mill
tomorrow. May expect large brick next
week."

July 10, 1895 ~ Wednesday

10^th We had a sail last evening, and
came near having a boat load of
the sisters turned into the sea, it
being in tow and going round the
jut while under the breeze. The rope
broke, and this saved the boat from
turning over, which if it had would
probably have drowned some of the
party. I met with Bros. Cannon and
Smith and heard a letter read from

Journey.

July 9, 1895 ~ Tuesday

9th We bought some things. All the company rode in a small steamer for three hours, tugging another boat about eight miles. We passed through many fish. The captain said there was plenty of herring, small clams and crabs to be caught when the tide was out. I wrote letter to Asahel. Received the following telegram from Bro. Jack: "Families of Presidency all well; also Bro. Beebe's children. Everything moving along smoothly at office, brethren well. Had small gold brick forwarded yesterday. Have clean up at mill tomorrow. May expect large brick next week."

July 10, 1895 ~ Wednesday

10th We had a sail last evening, and came near having a boat load of the sisters turned into the sea, it being in tow and going round the jut while under the breeze. The rope broke, and this saved the boat from turning over, which if it had would probably have drowned some of the party. I met with Bros. Cannon and Smith and heard a letter read from