[58]There is a difference of opinion as to the location of the cabin. O. D. Gifford placed it about ⅙ mile above the lodge, on a flat since washed away by the river. E. C. Behunin, after an absence of 57 years, placed it near the forks of the road that lead to the lodge and swimming pool. He was evidently mistaken, for his description of the location of his father’s farm seems to indicate that Gifford’s location is correct. He was certain that the old river meander just north of the lodge (now artificially filled in) was not there in the early days, but the physical evidences before straightening the river and building the permanent road definitely indicate that it was. Heap’s farm, which he says was separated from his father’s by the river, was above this meander. James H. Jennings, who owned the place afterward, says that Behunin was mistaken. (Interview with James Jennings at Rockville, Utah, August 15, 1933). [59]Interview with O. D. Gifford at Springdale, Utah, September 6, 1925. [60]Interview with O. D. Gifford at Springdale, Utah, September 6, 1925. [61]Interview at Hurricane, Utah, August 26, 1933. [62]For a detailed account of this experiment, cf. Edward J. Allen, _The Second United Order Among the Mormons_ (New York, 1936). [63]Interview with B. A. Riggs, near Kanab, Utah, August 11, 1931. [64]Interview with Mrs. Mary Jane Stout at Hurricane, Utah, August 25, 1933. [65]Creer, _Utah and the Nation_, 151. [66]Juanita Brooks, “The Journal of Thales Haskell,” _Utah Historical Quarterly_, Vol. XII, pp. 69-98. [67]_Loc. cit._, p. 81, 95, 96. [68]Juanita Brooks, ed., “Indian Relations on the Mormon Frontier,” _Utah Historical Quarterly_, Vol. XII, January-April, 1944, p. 42. [69]These included William J. Jolley, Henry B. M. Jolley, Silas Hoyt and Henry Gardner. [70]Charles L. Walker, “Journal” (Copy in the files of the Utah State Historical Society). [71]In files of the Adjutant General’s Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. [72]Letter of J. M. Higbee to W. H. Dame, July 10, 1866. Adjutant General’s Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. [73]Report of expedition by Franklin B. Woolley for James Andrus, September 18, 1866, at St. George, to Brigadier General Erastus Snow, Adjutant General’s Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. [74]Order No. 16, November 29, 1866, by General Erastus Snow, Adjutant General’s Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. [75]Copy of the journal of a scouting expedition against marauding Navajo Indians, February 25 to March 12, 1869 by Edwin G. Woolley, Adjutant, filed in Adjutant General’s Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. [76]Cf. J. W. Powell, ed., _The Colorado River_ (Washington, D.C., 1875), pp. 128-132. [77]James Little. ed., _Autobiography of Jacob Hamblin_ (Salt Lake City, 1909), p. 106. (Hamblin erroneously dates the peace trip 1871.) [78]Little, _op. cit._, p. 110. [79]_Ibid._, p. 119.