January 1, 1855 ~ Monday

Jan 1^st 1855
[FIGURE] The Governor & Legislative Assembly of the Territory
of Utah made the most splendid party ever got up in
these mountains as far a feast & decorations were
concerned. The U. S. Judges & Military officers were
invited. danceing commenced at 3 oclock dinner at
9 & supper at 12 oclok an account of the procedings
was published in the Deserett News

January 2, 1855 ~ Tuesday

2nd I spent this day at home. The eastern mail was
sent out but none came in

January 3, 1855 ~ Wednesday

3rd The Legislator convened again this day I met with them

January 4, 1855 ~ Thursday to January 6, 1855 ~ Saturday

4^th 5, & 6 I spent this time in the Legislator

January 7, 1855 ~ Sunday

7^th Sunday I spent the time at meeting

January 8, 1855 ~ Monday to January 13, 1855 ~ Saturday

8^th to 13 I spent this week in the Legislator & kept a minute
of the procedings

January 14, 1855 ~ Sunday

14^th Sunday I spent the day at meeting

January 15, 1855 ~ Monday to January 19, 1855 ~ Friday

15 to 19^th I spent the time in the Legislator. we Adjourned
at 12 oclok P.M. on the 19^th Jan 1855 The secretary
furnished the members with a good supper of pies cakes
oysters &c

January 20, 1855 ~ Saturday

20^th I spent the time at home

January 21, 1855 ~ Sunday

21 Sunday I spent the time at meeting

January 22, 1855 ~ Monday to January 27, 1855 ~ Saturday

22 to 27^th I was quite unwell through this week with
a severe head ake originated from overtaxing the eyes

January 28, 1855 ~ Sunday

28 I spent the fore part of the day at meeting & the after-
part at home

January 29, 1855 ~ Monday

29^th I wrote a letter to I F Carter & sent
him the first Bill of exchange for $1302 by
Adams & co express

January 30, 1855 ~ Tuesday

30^th The Southern Mail came in & brought many
letters & papers the papers contained an account of
the European war the storming of Sebastepol with a loss
of 13000 men 5000 of the allied forsces & 8000 of the
Russians also an account of the steamers Artic & Ocean
with a great loss of life

January 31, 1855 ~ Wednesday

31^st I spent the day home

February 1, 1855 ~ Thursday

Feb 1^st I attend a grammer school 3 evenings in a week
taught by Elder Orson Hyde He has about 30 schollars
I visited Betsey Cosset & her husband this afternoon

January 1, 1855 ~ Monday

Jan 1st 1855 [FIGURE] The Governor & Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah made the most splendid party ever got up in these mountains as far a feast & decorations were concerned. The U.S. Judges & Military officers were invited. danceing commenced at 3 oclock dinner at 9 & supper at 12 oclok an account of the procedings was published in the Deserett News

January 2, 1855 ~ Tuesday

2nd I spent this day at home. The eastern mail was sent out but none came in

January 3, 1855 ~ Wednesday

3rd The Legislator convened again this day I met with them

January 4, 1855 ~ Thursday to January 6, 1855 ~ Saturday

4th 5, & 6 I spent this time in the Legislator

January 7, 1855 ~ Sunday

7th Sunday I spent the time at meeting

January 8, 1855 ~ Monday to January 13, 1855 ~ Saturday

8th to 13 I spent this week in the Legislator & kept a minute of the procedings

January 14, 1855 ~ Sunday

14th Sunday I spent the day at meeting

January 15, 1855 ~ Monday to January 19, 1855 ~ Friday

15 to 19th I spent the time in the Legislator. we Adjourned at 12 oclok P.M. on the 19th Jan 1855. The secretary furnished the members with a good supper of pies cakes Oysters &c

January 20, 1855 ~ Saturday

20th I spent the time at home

January 21, 1855 ~ Sunday

21 Sunday I spent the time at meeting

January 22, 1855 ~ Monday to January 27, 1855 ~ Saturday

22 to 27th I was quite unwell through this week with a severe head ake originated from overtaxing the eyes

January 28, 1855 ~ Sunday

28 I spent the fore part of the day at meeting & the afterpart at home

January 29, 1855 ~ Monday

29th [FIGURE] I wrote a letter to I F Carter & sent him the first Bill of exchange for $1302 by Adams & co express

January 30, 1855 ~ Tuesday

30th The Southern Mail came in & brought many letters & papers the papers contained an account of the European War the storming of Sebastopol with a loss of 13000 men 5000 of the allied forces & 8000 of the Russians also an account of the steamers Artic & Ocean with a great loss of life

January 31, 1855 ~ Wednesday

31st I spent the day home

February 1, 1855 ~ Thursday

Feb 1st I attend a grammar school 3 evenings in a week taught by Elder Orson Hyde He has about 30 schollars I visited Betsey Cosset & her husband this afternoon