June 8, 1865
any treaty with the Indians ownly through the influ-
ence of President Young. At the close of the treaty, we
rode to Spanish Fork & held a meeting President Young spoke
to the people followed by John Taylor. I spent the night with Br Wilkins 10 m[iles]

June 9, 1865 ~ Friday

9^th We rode to Springville & held a meeting F D Richards
W. Woodruff G. A. Smith & President Young spoke to the people
we then returned to Pason & I spent the night with Br Dixon 10 m[iles]

June 10, 1865 ~ Saturday

10. We met in the bowery at 10 oclok for a two days meeting
G. A. Smith G. Q. Cannon A. O. Smoot A. H. Raleigh E. Hunter
& B. Young spoke in the forenoon. And in the Afternoon
President Young John W. Young O Hyde R. T. Burton J. R.
Winder J. Taylor & Brother Sloan all spoke in the afternoon

June 11, 1865 ~ Sunday

11^th June Sunday Met at 10 oclok, W. Woodruff spoke in the
morning 50 minutes followed by F. D. Richards. In the
Afternoon G. A. Smith, J. Taylor & President Young spoke
to the people. we then rode to Provo & spent the night 12 m[iles]

June 12, 1865 ~ Monday

12. We rode to Lehe took Dinner then rode to G. S. L. City50

June 13, 1865 ~ Tuesday

13 I met in council with the Presidency & Twelve upon the
subject of the writings of Orson Pratt his work entitled the
Great first cause was read & rejected as fals doctrin.

June 14, 1865 ~ Wednesday

14. In company with Presidents Young Kimball, & the Twelve
& others I visited Hon Mr Colfax, Gov Bowles & several others
we spent about two hours with them & had a free, social
interview they talked upon a variety of subjects among
the rest gold diging President Young showed Mr Calfax
How much better off those were who had stayed at home
cultivated the Earth, & made improvements than those who
had gone to dig gold. Mr Colfax thought that if we did
not opened the mines ourselves that others will President
Young said if they opened mines in this Territory it would
be against all the faith I can Exercise between myself & my
God for they the people have spent $20 for Every one they
have obtained from the mines.

June 15, 1865 ~ Thursday

15 I spent the day at the farm. My Daughter Nelle by Emma
was quite sick, with canker & fever Bishop Hoagland Joined
me in administering to her Gov Doty was buried to day

June 8, 1865 any treaty with the Indians ownly through the influence of President Young. At the close of the treaty, we rode to Spanish Fork & held a meeting President Young spoke to the people followed by John Taylor. I spent the night with Br Wilkins 10 miles

June 9, 1865 ~ Friday

9th We rode to Springville & held a meeting F D Richards W. Woodruff G. A. Smith & President Young spoke to the people we then returned to Pason & I spent the night with Br Dixon 10 miles

June 10, 1865 ~ Saturday

10. We met in the bowery at 10 oclok for a two days meeting G. A. Smith G. Q. Cannon A. O. Smoot A. H. Raleigh E. Hunter & B. Young spoke in the forenoon. And in the Afternoon President Young John W. Young O Hyde R. T. Burton J. R. Winder J. Taylor & Brother Sloan all spoke in the afternoon

June 11, 1865 ~ Sunday

11th June Sunday Met at 10 oclok, W. Woodruff spoke in the morning 50 minutes followed by F. D. Richards. In the Afternoon G. A. Smith, J. Taylor & President Young spoke to the people. we then rode to Provo & spent the night 12 miles

June 12, 1865 ~ Monday

12. We rode to Lehe took Dinner then rode to G. S. L. City50

June 13, 1865 ~ Tuesday

13 I met in council with the Presidency & Twelve upon the subject of the writings of Orson Pratt his work entitled the Great first cause was read & rejected as fals doctrin.

June 14, 1865 ~ Wednesday

14. In company with Presidents Young Kimball, & the Twelve & others I visited Hon Mr Colfax, Gov Bowles & several others we spent about two hours with them & had a free, social interview they talked upon a variety of subjects among the rest gold diging President Young showed Mr Calfax How much better off those were who had stayed at home cultivated the Earth, & made improvements than those who had gone to dig gold. Mr Colfax thought that if we did not open the mines ourselves that others will President Young said if they opened mines in this Territory it would be against all the faith I can Exercise between myself & my God for the people have spent $20 for Every one they have obtained from the mines.

June 15, 1865 ~ Thursday

15 I spent the day at the farm. My Daughter Nelle by Emma was quite sick, with canker & fever Bishop Hoagland Joined me in administering to her Gov Doty was buried to day