Sunday, November 1

During the last month several times I have been very sick and then

again would be somewhat better. I still continue to be feeble and

unable to work. I have one house nearly finished and shall in a few

days occupy it. Thomas Corbitt has been down the river to fetch a

load of corn on shares but President Young told me to take the whole

of it for which I feel very grateful. I have sent my cattle to the

rushes to be wintered, having but eight tons of hay although James and

Corbitt worked from twenty-six to thirty days but Russell and Rolfe

have contrived to work it into their hands, taking as Rolfe said, half

of Corbitt's hay for herding my cattle while he was in the hay field.

I think this is as wrong a piece of business as has been played on me

through the journey.

William Clayton's Journal A Daily Record of the Journey of the Original Company of "Mormon" Pioneers from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Valley of the Great Salt Lake · 第 226 / 481 题