June 26, 1864 ~ Sunday

June 26 1864

The Meeting assembled at the Bowery at 10 oclok it was
Judged that there was 3000 present. I opened the meeting
with prayer after singing. I then spoke to the people was
followed during the day By President Young G A Smith & John
Taylor. The main part of the Preaching was instructing
the Saints to take care of our wheat, & the other products of
the Earth & wished all the settlements to send delegates to
a General confvention to be held in G. S L City on the
2nd Monday in Octobe Aug to there decide what shall
be the price of our flour & other things. We had a heavy
blow of wind & dust in the Afternoon & some rain we
closed our meeting at about 5 oclock

June 27, 1864 ~ Monday

27. In the morning with Brother Randle & Richards we
drove to Mendon from there to Wellsville & Box Elder
whare we held a meeting President Kimball & Young spoke to the
people I spent the night with Brother Snow 30 miles

June 28, 1864 ~ Tuesday

28. We rode to Willow Creek & held a meeting F. D. Richards
W. Woodruff G. A. Smith & President Young spoke we then
rode to Ogden & held a meeting at the Tabernacle the
Presidency & others spoke. I spent the night at McGraws 22 [miles]

June 29, 1864 ~ Wednesday

29. We rode to Centerville & preached. I spoke to the people
followed by G. A. Smith & President Young. President Young
said that if they did not take my council & follow me
we shall be separated I shall not go to you for council
but you will have to come to me. At the close of the
meeting we rode home to our families in G S L City 40 m[iles]

June 30, 1864 ~ Thursday

30. I rode to my grass lot to My farm to President Youngs
woollen & cotten Factory & home again & in the Evening wrote
some in my Journal. 8 [miles]

July 1, 1864 ~ Friday

July 1^st I spent the day at my Grass lot pulling Milk weeds
out of my Grass

July 2, 1864 ~ Saturday

2nd I spent most of the day in the Endowment House
we gave Endowments to 28 persons H. C. Kimball sealed
14 persons & W. Woodruff 18 persons

July 3, 1864 ~ Sunday

3 Sunday I went to Fort Harriman & held a meeting with the
people. All voted to sustain a state convention in gGrate Salt

June 26, 1864 ~ Sunday

June 26 1864

The Meeting assembled at the Bowery at 10 oclok it was Judged that there was 3000 present. I opened the meeting with prayer after singing. I then spoke to the people was followed during the day By President Young G A Smith & John Taylor. The main part of the Preaching was instructing the Saints to take care of our wheat, & the other products of the Earth & wished all the settlements to send delegates to a General convention to be held in G. S L City on the 2nd Monday in Aug to there decide what shall be the price of our flour & other things. We had a heavy blow of wind & dust in the After noon & some rain we closed our meeting at about 5 oclock

June 27, 1864 ~ Monday

27. In the morning with Brother Randle & Richards we drove to Mendon from there to Wellsville & Box Elder whare we held a meeting President Kimball & Young spoke to the people I spent the night with Brother Snow 30 miles

June 28, 1864 ~ Tuesday

28. We rode to Willow Creek & held a meeting F. D. Richards W. Woodruff G. A. Smith & President Young spoke we then rode to Ogden & held a meeting at the Tabernacle the Presidency & others spoke. I spent the night at McGraws 22

June 29, 1864 ~ Wednesday

29. We rode to Centerville & Preached I spoke to the people followed by G A Smith & President Young. Presidet Young said that if they did not take my council & follow me we shall be separated I shall not go to you for council but you will have to come to me. At the close of the meeting we rode home to our families in G S L City 40 miles

June 30, 1864 ~ Thursday

30. I rode to my grass lot to My farm to President Youngs woollen & Cotten Factory & home again & in the Evening wrote some in my Journal. 8

July 1, 1864 ~ Friday

July 1st I spent the day at my Grass lot pulling Milk weeds out of my Grass

July 2, 1864 ~ Saturday

2nd I spent most of the day in the Endowment House we gave Endowments to 28 persons H. C. Kimball sealed 14 persons & W. Woodruff 18 persons

July 3, 1864 ~ Sunday

3 Sunday I went to Fort Harriman & held a meeting with the people. All voted to sustain a state convention inGrate salt