CHAPTER XI.

Ordered to San Diego--First View of the Pacific Ocean--Rumors

of the Enemy--Complimentary Order, by Lieut. Col. Cooke, on

the Achievements of the Mormon Battalion--Reported Hostility of

Col. Fremont to Gen. Kearney--Living on Beef Alone--Obtain some

Flour--Routine of the Camp--Ordered to Los Angeles--Damage by an

Earthquake--Wild Horses and Cattle Driven Into the Sea--Arrival at

Los Angeles--Rumors of an Attack--Constructing a Fort--Guarding Cajon

Pass--Surrounded by Wild Cattle--Take Refuge In a Ravine--Col. Fremont

Arrested--Site of San Bernardino--Getting out a Liberty Pole--Brush

with the Indians--Clearing Los Angeles of Dogs--Wickedness in the

Town--Brutality of Bull Fights, Horse Racing, etc.--Always Ready for

an Attack--First Raising of the Stars and Stripes on a Liberty Pole in

California.

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