CHAPTER LXVII.

Invited To the Midwinter Fair, San Francisco, and Accept--Journey to

California--Kind Treatment Received--An Honored Guest--Write a Pamphlet

on the Discovery of Gold at Sutter's Mill Race--First Accurate Account

Published--Again at Home--Preparing my Autobiography for Publication--A

Great Task--Progress of the Work--My History of the First Mission to

the Pacific Islands--Utah's Semi-Centennial Jubilee--Not a Utah Pioneer

of 1847--Pioneer Just the Same--Mormon Battalion Recognized in the Utah

Celebration--Invited to join In the Parade--Comparative Narrowness of

Committee's Courtesy--Letters from California Regarding the Pioneer

Celebration there in 1898--Invited with three Others of the Mormon

Battalion, to be Special Guests as the Survivors of the Party that

Discovered Gold In California in 1848--Appreciation of the Courtesy

Extended by Californians.

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