History of Indian Depredations in Utah
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He answered, "Yes, feel. " Christensen wanted to get off his horse, but Wilkenson said "Let us re- treat back in the brush. " The Indians fired up the line, wounding James Mortensen and John Peter- sen. The company rode up to the Fort, leaving INDIAN DEPREDATIONS 195 Wilkenson with the dead and wounded men. Shortly- Major Allred and Peter Christensen ( Christensen 's brother-in-law) returned and Wilkinson and Allred then formed a chair by crossing their hands (one man holding the wrist of the o...ther) and carried the wounded man up to the fort while Peter led the horses. Lewis was left where he fell till morning, which was not long. The Indians took the cattle and drove them up the Valley southward. The com- pany followed and when up five or six miles they saw the Indians driving the stock up what they called Eock Canyon across the valley eastward. It was probably the east fork of the Sevier river. There, on a ridge, they met about forty men from Circleville. Next a council was held to decide whe- ther the men should follow the Indians into the mountains and try to recover the stock, or turn back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He answered, "Yes, feel. " Christensen wanted to get off his horse, but Wilkenson said "Let us re- treat back in the brush. " The Indians fired up the line, wounding James Mortensen and John Peter- sen. The company rode up to the Fort, leaving INDIAN DEPREDATIONS 195 Wilkenson with the dead and wounded men. Shortly- Major Allred and Peter Christensen ( Christensen 's brother-in-law) returned and Wilkinson and Allred then formed a chair by crossing their hands (one man holding the wrist of the o...ther) and carried the wounded man up to the fort while Peter led the horses. Lewis was left where he fell till morning, which was not long. The Indians took the cattle and drove them up the Valley southward. The com- pany followed and when up five or six miles they saw the Indians driving the stock up what they called Eock Canyon across the valley eastward. It was probably the east fork of the Sevier river. There, on a ridge, they met about forty men from Circleville. Next a council was held to decide whe- ther the men should follow the Indians into the mountains and try to recover the stock, or turn back.
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