CHAPTER LXI.

Attend Meetings with the First Presidency and Apostles--More

Missionaries called to Arizona--Many Inquiries Regarding the

Mission--Outline the Route--Preparations for Travel--Start

South--Aided by Contributions--Reach Moencoppy--Meet Lot Smith

and Company--Baptisms--Start for the Little Colorado River--Guide

Missionary Companies to the Place we had Selected for Settlement--Lot

Smith Refuses to Acknowledge my Appointment from President Young

as President of the Mission--He Assumes Leadership of the new

Settlement--I Return with my Party to Moencoppy--Other Companies of

Missionary Settlers sustain my Presidency--My Health is Poor--Settlers

Discouraged--Cheer them up--Work of Frontier Life--Succor a Company

whose Water Supply is Exhausted--Taking up Land--Make a Long

Exploring Trip--Introduce Book of Mormon to Navajos--Return to

Moencoppy--Indians Dissatisfied--Go to Salt Lake City with a Delegation

of Navajo Chiefs--Their Supposed Grievances Settled--Tell President

Young I have come Home to Stay--He Sends me out Again--Directed to

Procure Volunteers--Letter of Instructions--Lecture, and take up

Contributions--Return Home--My Family Ill--Provide Supplies for

Them--Conditions Improve.

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