CHAPTER LX.

Called on a Mission to the United States--Journey Eastward--Visit

Relatives en Route--Reach New York--Measured for an Artificial

Limb--How It was Paid for--Visit and Preach--Meet Poor

Encouragement--Go to Boston--World's Peace Jubilee--Bunker Hill--Again

at New York--Released to Return Home--Back in Utah--Traveling and

Preaching--Sent for by President Young--Called on a Mission to

Arizona--Directed to Furnish Names of Others--Send the List--President

Young adds other Names--Set Apart for our Mission--Difficult to Collect

Money due me--Leave my Family Poorly Provided for but Trusting In the

Lord--Placed In Charge of the Mission--Letter of Instructions--Start

South--People Contribute Liberally--Traveling in Storm--Arrive at

Kanab--In Arizona--A Hard Journey--Marriage of my Daughter--Reach Lee's

Ferry on the Colorado--Crossing the River--Reach Moencoppy Wash--Decide

to Winter There--Explore the Vicinity--Meet Friendly Indians--Building

a House--Exploring the Little Colorado--A Difficult Trip--Description

of the Route--Find a Place for Another Settlement--San Francisco

Mountains--Fine Forest Growth--Caught in Deep Snow--Through with a

Perilous Journey--Decide to Return to Salt Lake City and Report--Heavy

Snow--Trip Homeward--Cordially Greeted by President Young--With my

Family.

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