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24 ADVENT OF TRAPPERS AND TRAVELLERS. north-westerly, crossing the Colorado, Grande, Green, and Sevier rivers, and then turned south to the Rio Virgen, all the time trapping on the way. Then passing down by the Mojaves they reached Los Angeles in February 1831. George C. Yount and Louis Bur ton were of the party. 8 Green River Country. During the winter of 1832-3 B. L. E. Bonneville made his camp on Salmon River, and in July following was at the Green River rendezvous. 9 Among the several trapping parties sent by him in various direc- 8 There was little of importance to Utah history in this expedition, for full particulars of which sec Hist. Co?., this series. 9 For an account of Bonneville and his several excursions see Hist. Northicest Coast, ii. chap, xxv.; Hist. C'cd., and Hist. Nevada, this series.
WALKER'S EXPEDITION. 25 tions was one under Joseph Walker, who with some thirty-six men, among them Joe Meek, went to trap on the streams falling into the Great Salt Lake. Bonneville affirms that Walker's intention was to pass round the Great Salt Lake and explore its borders ; but George Nidever who was of Walker's company, and at the rendezvous while preparations were made, says nothing of such purpose, and it was probably not thought of by Bonneville until afterward. Nidever had suffered severely from the cold during the previous winter, and had come to the Green River rendezvous that season for the express purpose of joining some party for California or of forming such a party himself, having been informed that the climate there was milder than in the mountains where he had been. 10 If the intention was, as Bonneville asserts, that this party should pass round the great lake, in their endeavor they presently found themselves in the midst of desolation, between wide sandy wastes and broad brackish waters; and to quench their thirst they hastened westward where bright snowy mountains promised cooling streams. The Ogden River 11 region being to them so new, and the thought of Cali- fornia so fascinating, they permitted themselves to stray from original intentions, and cross the Sierra Nevada to Monterey. All that is known of their doings before reaching the Snowy Range is given in my History of Nevada, and their exploits after reaching California are fully narrated in that part of this series devoted to the history of the latter country. 12 10 Such being the case he would hardly have joined Walker's expedition had it been understood that the exploration of Salt Lake was intended. See Nidever's Life and Adv., MS., 58. 11 Previously called the Mary River, and now the Humboldt. See Hist. Nevada; Hist. Northwest Coast; and Hist. Gal., this series. 12 See Nidever 's Life and Adv., MS.; Warner's Mem., in Pac. R. Report, xi. pt. i. 31-4. In giving his dictation to Irving, Bonneville professed great interest in the exploration of Great Salt Lake though he had done nothing to speak of in that direction. Irving, however, humored the captain, whose vanity prompted him to give his own name to the lake, although he had not a shadow of title to that distinction.
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CHAPTER X. MIGRATION TO UTAH. 1847.
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742 AGRICULTURE AND MANUFACTURES. O
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744 AGRICULTURE AND MANUFACTURES. b
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746 AGRICULTURE AND MANUFACTURES. i
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748 AGRICULTURE AND MANUFACTURES. d
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750 AGRICULTURE AKD MANUFACTURES. t
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752 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. Has
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754 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. ham
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756 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. mat
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758 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. Sal
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760 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. the
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762 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. bur
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764 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. for
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763 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. At
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768 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. Thi
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770 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. str
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772 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. thr
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774 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. rem
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776 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. Pyp
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778 AUTHORITIES. follows: Jour. Leg
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780 AUTHORITIES. no. 4, passim; Hug
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782 AUTHORITIES. 19, 28; 1SS0, Jan.
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784 AUTHORITIES. 1877, Apr. 28, Jun
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Ball, Jos., missionary, 402. Ballan
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788 INDEX. Cannon, Geo. Q., apostle
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790 INDEX. Deseret Iron Co. incorpo
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Galeras, Capt. M. J., in expedt. 15
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794 INDEX. Higgins, Alfred, in char
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796 INDEX. Knight, Newel, of counci
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798 INDEX. Miles, Daniel, presdt of
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Parvan, agency, 455. Patrick, Mr, m
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Roseborough, Judge, disgust of, 362
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804 INDEX. Smith, Samuel, baptized
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INDEX. University at Nauvoo, office
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Woolsey, Thomas, pioneer of '47, 27
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