CHAPTER XV.

Prepare to Leave California--Snow in the Mountains Causes a Wait till

the Last of June--Discover a Rich Gold Prospect--Leave it to Make the

Journey over the Mountains--No Regrets at Abandoning the Mines in

Answer to a Call of Duty--Camp Organized in Pleasant Valley--Start

on the Trip--Three Members of the Party Ahead, Looking out the

Route, Found Murdered by Indians at Tragedy Springs--Covering the

Bodies--Stampede of Animals--Guarding Against Hostile Indians--Crossing

the Divide in Snow--The Writer Fooled--Take Two Indians Prisoners--Cutting

a Road--Horses Stolen by Indians--Pursuit to Capture them--In

Carson Valley--Along Humboldt River--At Steamboat Springs--Over the

Desert--Member of the Party Wants to Kill Indians--The Writer's

Emphatic Objection--Indians Wound Stock--Addison Pratt as a Lucky

Fisherman--Writer Trades with an Indian--The Red Man's Trick--Writer

Pursues him into the Indian Camp--Escape from Danger--Journey to Bear

River--Hot and Cold Water Springs--Reach Box Elder--View the Great

Salt Lake--Arrive at Ogden, where Captain Brown and some Saints had

Settled--Journey to the Mormon Camp on what is now Pioneer Square, Salt

Lake City--Heartily Welcomed by Relatives and Friends--Rejoicing and

Thanksgiving.

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