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To this point the cacti and sage were troublesome, but were scarcely seen again until we reached the borders of the Uncompahgra; the hills and valley alike, on each side of our route, being alight-colored, friable, and clayey soil, almost destitute of vegetation. The valley of the Digitized by Google UTAH INDIANS. 65 Uncompabgra, efflorescing with salts in many places, is several miles in width, and the stream is lined with cotton-wood trees, willow, and buffalo-berry bushes, and, by crossing i...t where it was thirty feet wide by one deep, we found an abundance of grass and encamped, having marched 12.30 miles, descending 87.7 feet to the mile for the last ten miles. This river rises, as I have already stated, in the Sierra de la Plata, which appears to set off* from the Sierra San Juan, and lie nearly parallel with our path, and from fifty to sixty miles distant. Near us are two or three Indiun lodges, the occupants of which were greatly frightened at our sudden appearance. Their young men being absent on the hills hunting, were too tim'd to return and warn their lodges of our approach, tor they had seen us, as we had them, long before reaching these lodges.
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To this point the cacti and sage were troublesome, but were scarcely seen again until we reached the borders of the Uncompahgra; the hills and valley alike, on each side of our route, being alight-colored, friable, and clayey soil, almost destitute of vegetation. The valley of the Digitized by Google UTAH INDIANS. 65 Uncompabgra, efflorescing with salts in many places, is several miles in width, and the stream is lined with cotton-wood trees, willow, and buffalo-berry bushes, and, by crossing i...t where it was thirty feet wide by one deep, we found an abundance of grass and encamped, having marched 12.30 miles, descending 87.7 feet to the mile for the last ten miles. This river rises, as I have already stated, in the Sierra de la Plata, which appears to set off* from the Sierra San Juan, and lie nearly parallel with our path, and from fifty to sixty miles distant. Near us are two or three Indiun lodges, the occupants of which were greatly frightened at our sudden appearance. Their young men being absent on the hills hunting, were too tim'd to return and warn their lodges of our approach, tor they had seen us, as we had them, long before reaching these lodges.
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