Nov 2nd
The President should say to the Bishop can I do
any thing for you & the Bishop should say to the Presidt
can I do any thing for you & they should mutually
help each other President Young asked can a Bishop
try a President Answered yes. can a President try
a Bishop John Taylor thought there might be cases
whare a President Might try a Bishop President Young
said A Bishop Might try an Apostle & cut him off
whare he committed any outrageous Act in his ward
G A Smith said a Teacher might do the same as far as
his authority went But of course he could Appeal
President Young said a man cut himself off or on just
as he pleased by his own acts. But any one of the Twelve
while officiating in his office in any part of the world
are the Presidency of the Church the same as we are
at home their power is the same as ours & they should
investigate & regulate all matters appertaining to the
Church, without any regard to whatever instruction
they may have received

November 3, 1858 ~ Wednesday

3rd I spent the day at home covering vines &c till
2 oclk & the rest of the day at the office

November 4, 1858 ~ Thursday

4^th I spent the day compiling History I planted some
peach stones, Apricotts & plums & currants in the
morning I spent the evening with President Young
D H. Wells G. A. Smith A Lyman J. Cummings B
Stringham & Lewis Robinson President Young asked
me if I would go to Filmore I told him yes Presidt
Young [FIGURE] said one of his Boys stuck a nail through his
foot He took the nail greased it & carried it in his
pocket & kept it warm wraped in a peace of paper then
put on a peace of salt pork on nthe wound & it soon
healed up this is always his remidy and he says he
has never known it to fail this is worth remembering
I spent the time at home making out accounts from
9 oclok till 2 in the morning.

November 5, 1858 ~ Friday

5^th I spent the day on History

November 6, 1858 ~ Saturday

6^th I spent the fore part of the day on History the
afternoon I spent at home I made a family Party
in connexion with A. O. Smoot & his family Bishop
Hunter & family was also present the party passed off
vary plesently ({except one accident}) weD Carnes & Rockwood myself
called upon President Young for council upon keeping prisioners

November 7, 1858 ~ Sunday

7^th Sunday I met with my Prayer Circle at 10 oclok
Bishop Hoagland Prayed & J. C. Little was mouth

I called upon President Young & spent most of the day
in his office with him & H. C. Kimball & D. H. Wells G. A. Smith
reading papers which come by the Eastern mail which arived
on saturday the 6^th there was but little News except the
Atlantic cable telegraph has sceased to work & 22 more persons

Nov 2nd The President should say to the Bishop can I do any thing for you & the Bishop should say to the President can I do any thing for you & they should mutually help each other. President Young asked can a Bishop try a President Answered yes. can a President try a Bishop John Taylor thought there might be cases whare a President Might try a Bishop President Young said A Bishop Might try an Apostle & cut him off whare he committed any outrageous Act in his ward G A Smith said a Teacher might do the same as far as his authority went But of course he could Appeal President Young said a man cut himself off or on just as he pleased by his own acts. But any one of the Twelve while officiating in his office in any part of the world are the Presidency of the Church the same as we are at home their power is the same as ours & they should investigate & regulate all matters appertaining to the Church, without any regard to whatever instruction they may have received

November 3, 1858 ~ Wednesday

3rd I spent the day at home covering vines &c till 2 oclk & the rest of the day at the office

November 4, 1858 ~ Thursday

4th I spent the day compiling History I planted some peach stones, Apricotts & Plums & Currants in the morning I spent the evening with President Young D H. Wells G. A. Smith A Lyman J. Cummings B Stringham & Lewis Robinson. President Young asked me if I would go to Filmore I told him yes President Young [FIGURE] said one of his Boys stuck a nail through his foot He took the nail greased it & carried it in his pocket & kept it warm wraped in a pece of paper then put on a peace of salt pork on the wound & it soon healed up this is always his remidy and he says he has never known it to fail this is worth remembering I spent the time at home making out accounts from 9 oclok till 2 in the morning.

November 5, 1858 ~ Friday

5th I spent the day on History

November 6, 1858 ~ Saturday

6th I spent the fore part of the day on History the afternoon I spent at home I made a family Party in connexion with A. O. Smoot & his family Bishop Hunter & family was also present the party passed off vary plesantly ({except one accident})D Carnes & Rockwood myself called upon President Young for council upon keeping prisioners

November 7, 1858 ~ Sunday

7th Sunday I met with my Prayer Circle at 10 oclok Bishop Hoagland Prayed & J. C. Little was mouth

I called upon President Young & spent most of the day in his office with him & H. C. Kimball & D. H. Wells G. A. Smith reading papers which come by the Eastern mail which arived on saturday the 6th there was but little News except the Atlantic cable telegraph has sceased to work & 22 more persons