Excerpt from The Workers of Utah
Chapter II. - Begins with Experience. Mouth of Emigration Canyon, Utah. Whites Settling in that Canyon. Break fast on Antelope. Build a Fanning and Grist Mill. Se lection of Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball and Wil lard Richards as Committee to Aid the Colony.
Chapter til - Committee of Safety Organized Consisting of Twelve Men. George A. Smith in Charge of a Company Bound for Iron County. Journey in a Severe Winter Without a Sign of Civilization. Sudden Scare While on Guard. Ox Killed by Indians. Towns and Villages Grow up Like Mushrooms.
Chapter IV. - Learns the Indian Language. Build a Fort. Devil Walker an Indian. His Dreadful Reign. Indian Children Purchased by Mrs Decker and J. P. Barnard. Act Creating the Territory of Utah. Sent to House of Representatives. Doffs His Buckskin Suit. Abatement of Polygamy Hardship to Families. Peopling of the Earth. Legislature of Utah. Married by Brigham Young.
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