A Canyon Voyage
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] The next day we travelled on over hilly country, following a moccasintrail, with here and there cedar groves as we approached nearer to themountains. On the edge of night traces of water were found in a gulchnear the foot of Trumbull, and while Jack and a new member of our force, Will Johnson of Kanab, dug for more, Prof. , Jones, and I scoured thevicinity in search of a spring or pocket, but though we found many oldwickiups there was no water. The Uinkarets had evidently camped here inwet we...ather. When we returned we were told that the little trace ofwater in the gulch had disappeared completely after the digging, a saddevelopment which was accepted by all but one old white horse whichstood on the edge of the hole for an hour or more patiently waiting. Ourkegs and canteens provided enough to make bread which we ate withsorghum, and as early as possible in the morning we pushed on withoutbreakfast, three men scouting ahead to discover the pool where the Majorin the autumn of 1870 had camped.
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] The next day we travelled on over hilly country, following a moccasintrail, with here and there cedar groves as we approached nearer to themountains. On the edge of night traces of water were found in a gulchnear the foot of Trumbull, and while Jack and a new member of our force, Will Johnson of Kanab, dug for more, Prof. , Jones, and I scoured thevicinity in search of a spring or pocket, but though we found many oldwickiups there was no water. The Uinkarets had evidently camped here inwet we...ather. When we returned we were told that the little trace ofwater in the gulch had disappeared completely after the digging, a saddevelopment which was accepted by all but one old white horse whichstood on the edge of the hole for an hour or more patiently waiting. Ourkegs and canteens provided enough to make bread which we ate withsorghum, and as early as possible in the morning we pushed on withoutbreakfast, three men scouting ahead to discover the pool where the Majorin the autumn of 1870 had camped.
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