CHAPTER LXII.

Again in Arizona--Settling Difficulties Among the People--Our

Reservoir Bursts--News of Notable Events--Prepare to Repel an

Indian Raid--Indians Quarrel, and the Trouble Passes Over--Funeral

at Moencoppy--Exploring Trip to the Southeast--A White Indian

Child--Meet the Head Chief of the Navajos--His Address, and

Proposition to Accompany me to Salt Lake City--Agree on a Date for

the Journey--Continue my Trip Over into New Mexico, then Return to

Moencoppy--Accusation Against me Disproved--Indians Gather to go to

Salt Lake City--Make the Trip--At President Young's Deathbed--Visit

the Indians--Honorable Release from my Mission--Resume Home Missionary

Labors--In Prison for Conscience Sake.

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