From Kirtland to Salt Lake City
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Some of the companies are selling their wagons and packing from this place. Wagons which cost one hundred and twenty-five dollars in the states sold for from ten to twenty dollars. Bacon has been sold for one cent per pound. Hour from one to two dollars per hundred; other articles in propor- tion. It seems impossible for all the wagons which are on the road to get over the mountains this season. " The third season's effort to get oft' to the mountains 1Q4 FROM KIRTLAND TO SALT LAKE CITY.
the vi...ctims of the Nauvoo persecutions, closed by the ileparture of the last company about the middle of July. The Frontier Guardian, of July 25, notices the event as follows: "THE LAST TRAIN.
"On Saturday, the 14th, about noon, the last wa^^^ons left Winter Quarters and began to bend their wav westward over the boundless plains that He between us and the valley of the Great Salt Lake. Slowly and maiestically they moved along, displaying a column of upwards of three hundred wagons, catde, sheep, hogs, horses, mules, chickens, turkeys, geese, doves, goats, etc..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of the companies are selling their wagons and packing from this place. Wagons which cost one hundred and twenty-five dollars in the states sold for from ten to twenty dollars. Bacon has been sold for one cent per pound. Hour from one to two dollars per hundred; other articles in propor- tion. It seems impossible for all the wagons which are on the road to get over the mountains this season. " The third season's effort to get oft' to the mountains 1Q4 FROM KIRTLAND TO SALT LAKE CITY.
the vi...ctims of the Nauvoo persecutions, closed by the ileparture of the last company about the middle of July. The Frontier Guardian, of July 25, notices the event as follows: "THE LAST TRAIN.
"On Saturday, the 14th, about noon, the last wa^^^ons left Winter Quarters and began to bend their wav westward over the boundless plains that He between us and the valley of the Great Salt Lake. Slowly and maiestically they moved along, displaying a column of upwards of three hundred wagons, catde, sheep, hogs, horses, mules, chickens, turkeys, geese, doves, goats, etc..
What to read after From Kirtland to Salt Lake City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James a Little to read onlineMoreLess
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