August 28, 1869 ~ Saturday Aug 28, 1869 I met with the school of the prophets August 29, 1869 ~ Sunday 29 Sunday I met with my Quorum in the Morning attended Meeting in the Tabernacle O. Shaw spoke 58 minutes Nathan P Baldwin spoke 15 M[inutes] G A Smith spoke 15 Minutes & gave a Relation of his first weeks preaching in this Church. Afternoon Octave Ursenback spoke 43 Minutes

who spoke in the spirit & power of God & bore a good testimony & taught good doctrin. In the afternoon Hon J. M Bernhisel gave a relation of his going to washington & his labours there. He was followed by H D H. Wells who spoke upon political subjects & their corruptions He was followed by Brigham Young who had much of the spirit & power of God upon him & Edifyed the people much I attended the prayer Circle ...

Dec 31, 1861 This is the last day of 1861 which has past and gone and borne its report to heaven of the deeds of all Nations and men. This year has brought to pass much of the fulfillment of the predictions of the Ancient and Modern Prophets of God. See this Journal DecJan 31st 1861 I there declaired as a Prophetic Historian that this year would be the most distressing year America Ever sayw since they were an independant Nation time has proven it so Five States viz

May 23 1861 Evils which Exist in not following his council in our dealing with the armey and gentiles if he had had his way the army would have paid well for what they got in Utah, but as it was they had evry thing brought to there door & some that call themselves Saints almost worship them for a few dimes. He was followed by D. H. Wells & W. Woodruff & John Taylor who spoke in great plainness. Another Meeting was held ...

Sept 1, 1879 and took breakfast we then drove to Aqua Freo (cold spring) it was the cold[est] spring water I ever Drank it was nearly Equal to Ice water we filled a keg and Drove several miles and Nooned we then drove to Masons Beated our horses and had quite a talk with Mr Mason his son could talk English Mason was a spanyard I gave his son good council & told him to call upon me at Salt Lake if He should come there. We then drove ...

of the Supervising Medical Examiner, who has full authority to refuse an application, or to re- duce the amount as he shall deem right. Beneficiary members are required to pay into the Relief Fund an amount, graded according to age, as follows: TABLE OF RATES. AT THE AGES OF ON $500. ON $1,000. ON $2,000. ON $3,000. 18 and 25, incl., $0.35 $0.70 $1.40 $2.10 26 and 30, incl., .40 .80 1.60 2.40 ...

Their original form. They use Greenleaf's Arithmetic, & Welds English Grammar The main publishers of the mentioned works Are sand Sanborn & Carter of Portland Maine. They have three steam presses in operation & have all they can do, they are introducing those works not ownly in the old states But New ones such as Texas, Arkansas &c & wish to introduce them into the New Territories. They called upon me & made inquiries concerning the probable population of the valley. They ...

intelligent Industrious & Wealthy of all the tribes of the Western World They are also numerous live in good Houses, has farms women use cooking stoves & sewing Machines They have never been visited by our Missionaries But Brother Tenney is very anxious to visit them, and open friendly Relations with them and I Received an Invitation from Jesse N Smith to accompany him and I feel Exceedingly anxious to do so. In fact I have of late had a very strong Missionary spirit Resting upon ...

March 10, 1882 ~ Friday March 10, 1882 I spent the day in the office writing March 11, 1882 ~ Saturday 11. I spent the forenoon writing. I took cars with Brother Roskelley & Rode to Smithfield & spent the night 100 M[iles] March 12, 1882 ~ Sunday 132 Sunday I Attended Meeting in the Afternoon & spoke to the people one hour I met in the Evening Br Burton spoke 45 Minuts & W Woodruff 25 M[inutes] ...

POSTMASTERS. Be good enough to put this in the box of any widow whose husband served in Mexico, Florida, or Creek Indian Wars. Pension Attorneys Attention. Important to thousands of widows in all parts of the country. In the January DAY STAR we shall commence the publication of the names of all the officers that served in the Mexican war. THE GENERAL OFFICERS WERE: MAJOR GENERALS. Winfield Scott, Brevet Major from Chipaway and Niagara, General in Chief of the ...