13 1860
while in the path of his duty President Kimball followed after president
Young spoke 3/4 of an hour D. H. Wells followed & bore testimony, to what
had been said.

At the close of the meeting I accompanied President
Young to Bishop Wests Tannery I spent the night with Brother Benson
at Brother Farrs

June 14, 1860 ~ Thursday

14 We drove to Kays Creek I dined at Brother Laytons instead of the
day previous. We held a meeting at the bowery President Young spoke a
few moments Brother Kimball spoke a few words and then bid them good
by and we rode home to Great Salt Lake City & I spent the night
with my family, having travelled to & From Cash Valley 200 mils

June 15, 1860 ~ Friday

15 I spent the day in the office I met with a prayer circle in the Evening

June 16, 1860 ~ Saturday

16^th I spent the day watering my garden I was vary weary at night
I met with the Twelve in the Evening O pratt Prayed E T Benson was mouth

June 17, 1860 ~ Sunday

17^th Sunday I spent the day at home my Quorum met in the morning
Bishop hoagland Prayed. Brother Moon was mouth.

June 18, 1860 ~ Monday

18 I spent the day in the office Journalizing the Eastern mail came in
& Brought us some papers but little News

June 19, 1860 ~ Tuesday

19. I spent the forenoon diging up my dead peach & Almond trees killed
by the severe frosts last winter it was the most singular winter I ever
Experienced in any country for weeks we were visited with a dark
cold hoary frost whch would load the trees like a snow it killed
nearly all the fruit buds in the country and entirely killed many
of the trees we will have but little fruit this season except curants
& a few Apples. I spent the afternoon in the office G. A. Smith
started for Cash Valley about 1 oclok to day with Brother Chrisman

June 20, 1860 ~ Wednesday

20 I put up a rough shed Joining the back side of my ketchen for a
shade in the afternoon I visited my farm I found my wheat
oats potatoes corn & sugar cane looking vary well my Hungarin
grass was injured by the frost. I called at the office in the evening
I recieved a copy of the patent office report on Agriculture it
was sent By capt Hooper it is a useful work.

June 21, 1860 ~ Thursday

21 I spent the morning it triming out the dead wood from my peach trees
and the afternoon in the office I spent the whole night in
watering my garden

June 22, 1860 ~ Friday

22 I spent the forenoon choreing. I visited President Kimballs oil

13 1860 while in the path of his duty President Kimball followed after president Young spoke 3/4 of an hour D. H. Wells followed & bore testimony, to what had been said.

At the close of the meeting I accompanied President Young to Bishop Wests Tannery I spent the night with Brother Benson at Brother Farrs

June 14, 1860 ~ Thursday

14 We drove to Kays Creek I dined at Brother Laytons instead of the day previous. We held a meeting at the bowery President Young spoke a few moments Brother Kimball spoke a few words and then bid them good by and we rode home to Great Salt Lake City & I spent the night with my family, having travelled to & From Cash Valley 200 mils

June 15, 1860 ~ Friday

15 I spent the day in the office I met with a prayer circle in the Evening

June 16, 1860 ~ Saturday

16th I spent the day watering my garden I was vary weary at night I met with the Twelve in the Evening O pratt Prayed E T Benson was mouth

June 17, 1860 ~ Sunday

17th Sunday I spent the day at home my Quorum met in the morning Bishop hoagland Prayed. Brother Moon was mouth.

June 18, 1860 ~ Monday

18 I spent the day in the office Journalizing the Eastern mail came in & Brought us some papers but little News

June 19, 1860 ~ Tuesday

19. I spent the forenoon diging up my dead peach & Almond trees killed by the severe frosts last winter it was the most singular winter I ever Experienced in any country for weeks we were visited with a dark cold hoary frost whch would load the trees like a snow it killed nearly all the fruit buds in the country and entirely killed many of the trees we will have but little fruit this season except curants & a few Apples. I spent the afternoon in the office G. A. Smith started for Cash Valley about 1 oclok to day with Brother Chrisman

June 20, 1860 ~ Wednesday

20 I put up a rough shed Joining the back side of my ketchen for a shade in the afternoon I visited my farm I found my wheat oats potatoes corn & sugar cane looking vary well my Hungarin grass was injured by the frost. I called at the office in the evening I recieved a copy of the patent office report on Agriculture it was sent By capt Hooper it is a useful work.

June 21, 1860 ~ Thursday

21 I spent the morning it triming out the dead wood from my peach trees and the afternoon in the office I spent the whole night in watering my garden

June 22, 1860 ~ Friday

22 I spent the forenoon choreing. I visited President Kimballs oil