October 22, 1855 ~ Monday

Oct 202 I returned home to salt Lake City distance 15 mils

October 23, 1855 ~ Tuesday to October 27, 1855 ~ Saturday

23 to 27 I spent the week at home. IA Quarterly conference was
held at Provo on 27 & 28 by P P & O. Pratt & others

October 28, 1855 ~ Sunday

Sunday 28 I spent the day & night ah [at] home writing conference minutes

October 29, 1855 ~ Monday to October 31, 1855 ~ Wednesday

29, 30 & 31. I spent the time at home labouring

November 1, 1855 ~ Thursday

Nov 1^st I rode in company with P P & O pratt to south webber
did not arive till a late hour it was vary dark we got lost
in the bluffs came near runing our carriage of[f] a steep
bluff I went to ^the^ fort, got a pilot & lantern & we got in in
safety the people were assembled for a meeting I spoke to them for
a short time & spent the night for a short with O pratt at Br
T kingtons distance of the day 35 mils

November 2, 1855 ~ Friday

Nov 2nd I rode to Ogden City we met the people in the capacity
of a quarterly conference at 11 oclock prayer By O. Pratt
Brother Gibson preached to the people W Woodruff reported
He had the spirit of the Lord & we were edifyed

P.M. 2 oclok the people again met & was addressed By J. W. Johnson
who spoke well & unto the Edifycation of the people

the people again met at 7 oclok in the evening & were addressed at
length By P. P. Pratt who spoke by the spirit & power of God
we had a strong wind through the day & night nIt was the strongest
gale we have ever experienced in these vallies much damaged was
done Many Adobie houses were blown down & unroffed
fences laid prostrate carriages & waggons mashed to peacs
Hay & straw stacks blown over many chimney blown off

November 3, 1855 ~ Saturday

3rd Saturday morning it was gloomy this morning in
consequence of the destruction by the wind the people met
at 12 oclock & were addressed by O Pratt in an inter-
esting manner at length

the people again met at 7 oclock & was addressed by
W. Woodruff

November 4, 1855 ~ Sunday

4^th Sunday wind has continued strong up to this time
the people met at 10 oclock & were addresed by Richard
Cook & was followed by P P Pratt

they again met at 2 oclok & were addressed at great length
by P. P. Pratt. I came away & left him preaching & rode to
South Webber & preached in the evening 8 miles

I preached in great plainness to the people upon the subject
of keeping the commandments of God The spirit of the Lord
rested upon me & we had a good meeting. I reported all the
discourses of the Elders at the oOgden Conference & drew minuts
of them off for the Editor to publish

November 5, 1855 ~ Monday

5 I left Webber & rode with Brother Kington to Salt Lake
City & spent the night at home 35

November 6, 1855 ~ Tuesday to November 8, 1855 ~ Thursday

6^th 7 & 8 I spent the time at home gardning

October 22, 1855 ~ Monday

Oct 22 I returned home to salt Lake City distance 15 mils

October 23, 1855 ~ Tuesday to October 27, 1855 ~ Saturday

23 to 27 I spent the week at home. A Quarterly conference was held at Provo on 27 & 28 by P P & O. Pratt & others

October 28, 1855 ~ Sunday

Sunday 28 I spent the day & night ah at home writing conference minutes

October 29, 1855 ~ Monday to October 31, 1855 ~ Wednesday

29, 30 & 31. I spent the time at home labouring

November 1, 1855 ~ Thursday

Nov 1st I rode in company with P P & O pratt to south webber did not arive till a late hour it was vary dark we got lost in the bluffs came near runing our carriage off a steep bluff I went to the fort, got a pilot & lantern & we got in in safety the people were assembled for a meeting I spoke to them for a short time & spent the night with O pratt at Br T Kingtons distance of the day 35 mils

November 2, 1855 ~ Friday

Nov 2nd I rode to Ogden City we met the people in the capacity of a quarterly conference at 11 oclock prayer By O Pratt Brother Gibson preached to the people W Woodruff reported He had the spirit of the Lord & we were edifyed

P.M. 2 oclok the people again met & was addressed By J. W. Johnson who spoke well & unto the Edifycation of the people

the people again met at 7 oclok in the evening & were addressed at length By P. P. Pratt who spoke by the spirit & power of God we had a strong wind through the day & night. It was the strongest gale we have ever experienced in these vallies much damaged was done. Many Adobie houses were blown down & unroffed fences laid prostrate carriages & waggons mashed to peaces Hay & straw stacks blown over many chimney blown off

November 3, 1855 ~ Saturday

3rd Saturday morning it was gloomy this morning in consequence of the destruction by the wind the people met at 12 oclock & were addressed by O Pratt in an interesting manner at length

the people again met at 7 oclock & was addressed by W. Woodruff

November 4, 1855 ~ Sunday

4th Sunday wind has continued strong up to this time the people met at 10 oclock & were addresed by Richard Cook & was folowed by P P Pratt

they again met at 2 oclok & were addressed at great length by P. P. Pratt. I came away & left him preaching & rode to south webber & preached in the evening 8 miles

I preached in great plainness to the people upon the subject of keeping the commandments of God. The spirit of the Lord rested upon me & we had a good meeting. I reported all the discourses of the Elders at the Ogden Conference & drew minutes of them off for the Editor to publish

November 5, 1855 ~ Monday

5 I left Webber & rode with Brother Kington to Salt Lake City & spent the night at home 35

November 6, 1855 ~ Tuesday to November 8, 1855 ~ Thursday

6th 7 & 8 I spent the time at home gardning