CHAPTER XLVIII.

Affairs at Home--Start for Fort Supply--Illness of myself and

Family--Gift of Healing--Trouble with Indians at Fort Supply--Turbulent

Red Men--I Help one off my Bed--They Persist In Taking or Destroying

our Property--We Stop them--One Attempts to Kill me--Indians

Retire from the Fort--Almost a Conflict--I check the White Men

from Shooting--Indians Withdraw--We send to Governor Young for

Assistance--Our Stock and Guards Driven in--Indian Agent Appears with

Annuities--The Savages Submit--We Guard Day and Night--Indians more

Peaceful--Reinforcements Arrive from the Governor--Matters Quiet Down.

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