CHAPTER XL.

Travel on Foot to Ogden--Well Received by Relatives and

Friends--Reply to Inquiries by the People Regarding the Society

Islands and the Inhabitants Thereof--Called to go to Fort Hall

Order Countermanded--Called on a Mission to the Indians--Design of

the Mission--Organization of the Company, and Start from Salt Lake

City--Hard Work of the Journey--Attacked by Wolves--Fatal Duel at

Fort Bridger--Plans of Desperadoes--We go to Smith's Fork--Build

a Blockhouse--Arrival of More Men and Supplies--Threatening

Attitude of the Indians--Writer made Sergeant of the Guard and

Quartermaster--Instructions from Elder Orson Hyde--Life in our

new Camp--Cold Weather and Wild Beasts--Learning the Indian

Language--Give Shelter to Indians--Desperado Chief Killed by one of

his Men--Animals Perish from Cold and Starvation--Terrific Storms and

Snowdrifts--Saving our Stock--Shoshone Indians Ask for and Receive

Assistance--Hunt tor Antelope Falls--A Bachelor's Dance--Raising a

Liberty Pole--Partitioning out Lands--Plowing and Planting--Arrival of

and Instructions by Elder Orson Hyde--Selections for a Special Mission

to the Indians--Organization of Green River County.

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