, 1870-11-01

s1znxe tntuEs ne arc ignorant 1ast
ID tnsa sat s aea, IL % thought them tue. W wers
mad; It Enado ~ htg fools We ase Tesy sonJ.
friends We arc ignorant like llt1le children, tn
unden ntaahng. ournpa:ea Wltn 1oo Wnen 10
do wrong, do not get mad. and he ftfe Children
"When whito men Kill our people. no klll
them. Then they Ein more Of o.. It Il rot good
ssta n % s1s ere s. aaa:
kncT not o,her iands. We hear that othef: lsnd. |
r. ds not Children Ts psy a
sand; We he.r them sing, and we arr g,aa. Tne
BeedA r1peu, and We hare to eat aud re are
a Gs 90 ~ nos ~ sens ree gooa shsrs
ieaoE1nt; but W 40 yesJ honest You hare
lave Eood aes,t Ne vii De friends. Nothing
/ Ieanno. do j1stioe to the iaiomatic tessa-
ness and vigor ot bis language. Tho last sen.
aw-cI-nothng I to Say is now. 6a-pts-rats
il the uanoe by which am known AMONG the
Utea and shoshnnes, meaning "arm oil.
There was much more repetition thsn have
given, and much enphaaaa- After this few
presents were giyen. ne shook hands, and the
'0a2e4 e. Habn Gaobh a En- into conversation with ona
of tho man, and held him until ths others had
left, and then learned more Of tho particulars
Of the death Of ths three men. They eame
upon the Indian vil]sse Almost starred aud e1-
| viii food and nut On their way to the aaattlo-
! uenta. Shortly after they had left, an 1naiAn
| from the east aida Of the Colorado arrived 1t
| thei- village, aad told them about number
Of miners killing \ squaw in drunken br.wl,
| and 10 doubt these were aotoe OF tas man.
No pesson had ever come down the eaaoa;
| hat Urn MI
their guilt. In this way he worked sbem in:o
| great rage; they followed. surrounded ths
men in a1nbasf,. and tl{ed them full Of azzows-
That Ei6h. slept IN pease, although ta5se
nurdererd at ny men and theie friends, ths
Emekarets. we're sleeping not five hundred
the pack tram, and supplies enough to m1ke
m Iudian rith beyond liz widest dreams,
we're ali left III their Charge aad ali Was snfe !;
uot even \ lump Of sugar was plfered BY the
children.
Spt. 2o.-Fo- several days We have been
discussing the relative inertia OF several
names for these 1rolrt alma The Indians call
them Wing. G.Rs.rets-ther region Of pines, aad
wp sdopt the name The great mountain nc
cali Mount Truubufl. ia toeo1 OF tho Senator.
ter.pccket, while Captain Bishop and I climb
Mount 1Tumbull- On oar WAY We pA.s TIE
point that was the last opening to ths vol
cano.
1t seens but few ve1rs since the last leo.
Of fire swept the valley. BetSeen tWo rouss
to the foot OF mountain standing almost Il
tie lower end. then parted and ran on eithe
eide OF the mourttiu. Thia 1ast overlow i
very Plainly marked: thera is soil with tree,
and ErA.s to the very edge Of It, on Nor
: ansient bed. The food was evefy ywhe1s On 1t
rniua,ip9 abruptly. acd looking Eke va
!, from beiuH. On cooling, it shattered int
: fragments, hut these are still in place, an
sou GAG res the outline at streams aad wavas
So little tino bse elapsed since it ran dow
that The elements have not weathsrel soil
2 and there Ii scarcely any vegetation On il
!! here and there licheu ID standing.
: And Jet 20 long ago was 1t poured from tt
. ! cerths that, where cinders and ashes haz
] collected in few places, some huSa eeJas
o vsvea Of black ba=alt arc rent wi,h doe
r f1ssutes. transv.rso to the direction Of Il
, flow. Then NO ride through cedar ,forrss
= 1p lnEE ascent until We como to cllds
= colunpar basllt. Hsra We tie cur. harsa
): and prepare for climb among The column
a on the mountain, = Thousand actcs Of pine la
:, spread ont before cs. gently rising to Il
se other edge. There arc two peaks on Il
% mountain. We walked two miles to the TO
O. Of the one looking to b. tho highest, than
g. long, hard climb to its sunlrcis. Aud here,
! NQAt 2 VEIN II U6lI&S ua tthIUu VI blDEl
- Peaks OF lava Ill around belc
II III. Tue Tetmilli1u clinH to Il
n nrr,h, with their splendor Of colors flle ri,
9 Valley nnountAlua to the northwest, clothed
er mellow perspective haze; unnamed uaou
It; tsiut to tbe southwest, to6sring over c,u'
a gcrgee, ard to tho east and south thonsa1
en canont, bottnulees to uar peeEiu8 gaze, il
til chnsms to the nAdir hell; and away boYo
T. tbs carone, the san Fracc!.c0 Mauntai1
u. lifting their black heads into the heayena-
lie We tifa our way down the mountain, rcas
q iHE she trsil 1adde By the puck tx1in just
Y du.k. and follow it through the dark until
III see the camp-ure-A welcome light.
"a Two days more, and We arc 1t Pipe sprip
he one day. and We are 1t kinAb. E.SLt M;
ne abovo the town, in Canon, on eithsr side
oe group Of Likes four Of tl1eee arc ia cav
o. where tho sun never shines. BY the side
or ore OF &heee l sit writing, tho crystal waters
sc &c rY feet, 1t which / msy drink 1t will. I q
~ my writing to quench my thirst.
%, j. W. POWELL