Tuesday, October 19

The night was excessively cold and this morning there is considerable

ice. We got an early start and traveled to where the road leaves the

river and crosses to the Horn. At this place there is a liberty pole

set up by some of the brethren. We have traveled today twenty-three and

a quarter miles and we now find that the grass is all burned off ahead

of us as far as we can see, probably to the Elk Horn. We are cheered by

a view of the timber on that stream.

William Clayton's Journal A Daily Record of the Journey of the Original Company of "Mormon" Pioneers from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Valley of the Great Salt Lake · 第 478 / 481 题