CHAPTER LIX.

Remove from Ogden to Salt Lake City at the Request of President

Young--Necessity for Preaching among the Saints--In the Employ of

President Young--On Another Mission, this time in Utah---Preaching

and Lecturing--Build a House--Go to the Canyon to get Finishing

Lumber--Shot in Mistake for a Bear--My Wound very Serious--Taken to

Wanship to Receive Care--My Family Notified and Surgical Assistance

Obtained--Moved to my Home--In Bed Nine Months--Two Surgical

Operations--Grow Stronger--Employed at the Warm Springs--Dr.

Robinson--Abscesses in my Wounded Limb--Out of Employment--Go to the

California line to Examine a Gold Prospect--Perilous Journey--Indians

on the Warpath--Remarkable experience with a Band of Savages--Gift of

Speaking their Language--Unable to work the Gold Claim Because of Lack

of Water--Return to Salt Lake City--Go to the Gold Discoveries on the

Sweetwater--Discover a Placer claim--An Attempt to Rob me of It--Bush

for a Mine--Hold the Claim--Assailed by Hostile Indians--A Race for

Life--Three Men Killed--We Abandon Camp--Suffer with my Lame Limb--Lose

the Mining Claim--Hauling Coal and Produce--Almost Die--Confined to Bed

for Months--Amputation of my limb to save my Life--Recovery--Attend to

my Nursery--Advent of the Railway--Traveling and Preaching--A Slight

Sunstroke.

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