Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 2
fording Green River. On the afternoon of the the Twelve
held a council and four men were appointed to return and meet the
Camp of Israel and piolot them up. We each wrote our views concerning
the counsel to be given to the camp. I wrote a letter next day
to my father A. O. Smoot and John Benbow to be taken back by the
pilots. The ferrying was finished on the evening of
the third day and we moved on three miles and camped.
