26 ^1860^
you want to go to England go or any whare Els whare the spirit may
send you. your mission is in all the world & if you find any man in
the United States who is wanted in England or any other part of the
vineyard send him there No matter whare a man is sent he is
under the direction of the Twelve & they have a right to send him
to any place whare the spirit may direct. I[n] conversing about merch[an]t-
dicze with Capt Hooper President Young said I think & then I dont think
but before I enter into business I want to have the right bump touched
in my head by an Angel or the spirit of God before I act. H. S.
Eldridge did not go East for the Church but upon his own responsib-
ility. Yet He done some business for us but I should not have sent
him I dont want the interest upon the money the brethren put into
Banks all I want is the principle Brother Cannon could make enough
in England upon Exchanges to support himself & family. Brother Cannon
said He got the passage of the Saints From New York to Florence
for $10.80 cts via Rail way

I attended a meeting of the Board of the D A & M socity at
Bishop Hunters to prepare for the State Fair

September 27, 1860 ~ Thursday

27 I spent the day assisting the missionaries & in the offce

September 28, 1860 ~ Friday

28^th I set up my sugar mill at the farm to day I walked to the farm & back
to the city twice to day I felt quite unwell. the mail arived to day 16 mi[les]

September 29, 1860 ~ Saturday

29. I spent the fore part of the day looking over the papers & the afternoon
in compiling History. Capt Hooper with O. Pratt G. Q Cannon & others
started at 3 oclok from Presidents Youngs onpon their Journey. I met with
the President & Board of directors of the D A & M Society at the deseret store
to make arangements for the coming fair staid till midnight

September 30, 1860 ~ Sunday

30 Sunday I had my right hand badly swoolen this morning from a bruse
I polticed it through the day & did not attend meeting Bishop Kesler preached
in the morning followed by John Taylor & President Young in the afternoon
President Wells & Kimball

October 1, 1860 ~ Monday

Oct 1^st a plesant day my hand is better I spent the forepart of the day
compiling History In the afternoon I called upon President Young He
invited me to take a walk with him. I went with him to his new sugar
mill esstablished to go by water. it was a strong affair with a Breast
wheel. We then went to his barn to see his new Boilers they are making
them with wooden Ends but I think the Ends should have been made of

26 1860 you want to go to England go or any whare Els whare the spirit may send you. your mission is in all the world & if you find any man in the United States who is wanted in England or any other part of the vineyard send him there No matter whare a man is sent he is under the direction of the Twelve & they have a right to send him to any place whare the spirit may direct. In conversing about merchantdize with Capt Hooper President Young said I think & then I dont think but before I enter into business I want to have the right bump touched in my head by an Angel or the spirit of God before I act. H. S. Eldridge did not go East for the Church but upon his own responsibility. Yet He done some business for us but I should not have sent him I dont want the interest upon the money the brethren put into Banks all I want is the principle Brother Cannon could make enough in England upon Exchanges to support himself & family. Brother Cannon said He got the passage of the Saints From New York to Florence for $10.80 cts via Rail way

I attended a meeting of the Board of the D A & M socity at Bishop Hunters to prepare for the State Fair

September 27, 1860 ~ Thursday

27 I spent the day assisting the missionaries & in the offce

September 28, 1860 ~ Friday

28th I set up my sugar mill at the farm to day I walked to the farm & back to the City twice to day I felt quite unwell. the mail arived to day 16 miles

September 29, 1860 ~ Saturday

29. I spent the fore part of the day looking over the papers & the afternoon in compiling History. Capt Hooper with O. Pratt G. Q Cannon & others started at 3 oclok from Presidents Youngs opon their Journey. I met with the President & Board of directors of the D A & M Society at the deseret store to make arangements for the coming fair staid till midnight

September 30, 1860 ~ Sunday

30 Sunday I had my right hand badly swoolen this morning from a bruse I polticed it through the day & did not attend meeting. Bishop Kesler preached in the morning followed by John Taylor & President Young in the afternoon President Wells & Kimball

October 1, 1860 ~ Monday

Oct 1st a plesant day my hand is better I spent the forepart of the day compiling History. In the afternoon I called upon President Young He invited me to take a walk with him, I went with him to his new sugar mill esstablished to go by water. it was a strong affair with a Bre[illegible] wheel. We then went to his barn to see his new Boilers they are making them with wooden Ends but I think the Ends should have been made of