CHAPTER XXXIX.

Report my Mission--Prepare to Continue the Journey to Utah--Have

to Remain at San Bernardino for a Time--Sickness among the

People--Instances of Healing by Administration--Engage to Travel

with a Pack Train to Salt Lake City--Get a "Bucking Mule"--Start on

the Journey--In a Hostile Indian Country--Signs of Danger--Prepare

for Trouble--Sudden Appearance of an Indian--Our Party Want to

Shoot--I Protest, and make Friends with the Indian--Other Red Men

Appear--Difficulty of Restraining our Party--I converse with the

Indians, who tell of a Camp of Mormons and Mexicans a short Distance

Ahead--How I Understood the Indians--Discover the Camp Spoken of--Rest

a Day--Move Toward the Santa Clara--Danger Ahead--A Fire Across our

Path--We Dash Through It--Hostile Indians--An Exciting chase--Meet

Apostles A. M. Lyman and C. C. Rich--Arrive at Cedar City--Stop

at Parowan--Journey North, Preaching en Route--Reach Salt Lake

City--Settle with the People for whom I have Money--Report to President

Young--Preach In the Tabernacle--Released from my Mission--Cost of my

Mission to the Society Islands.

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