C Cabin, log in Zion Canyon, 155, 156 Cable car across Colorado River, 192 Cable, in Zion Canyon, 161-164 mail, 162 Mountain, 163 Cactus, food, 117, 119 “Call,” the, 135 Camp, Charles L., 128 Canebeds, 142 Cannon, David H., 168 George Q., 182 Grant and Company, 191 Lewis T., 192 Cannonville, Utah, 182 Canyons (see names of) Carpenter, William H., 153 Castle Springs, 190 Cattle ranches, 166 Cattle, stolen, 167-179 Cedar Breaks, 201, 203, 207 Cedar Canyon, 136 Cedar City, Utah, 127, 136, 160 described, 137 prepares for tourists, 202 railroad built to, 203 Toquerville road, 195 Cedar Valley, 135 Celebration, 134 pioneer, 135 Census of Southern Utah communities, 154 Center Creek, 134 Chaffant. W. A., 132 Chamberlain, Solomon, 142 Thomas, 191 Chinle shales, 155 Chittenden, H. M., 127 Circleville Canyon, 132 Clark, E. S., 191 Oren, 169 Clayton, William, 131 Clear Creek, 127 Cleland, Robert Glass, 127, 132 Clifton, Utah, 182 Cloth, cotton made, 145-147 Clove, James, 192 Coal industry, 136 Cody, “Buffalo Bill,” 190, 191 Cooke, Edward, 180 Coleman, Prime T., 144 Colorado River, 127 crossed by cable car, 192 crossings established, 166 Colton, Don B., 208 Communication in Zion Canyon, 161 Com-o-it Indian tribe, 116, 117 Conservation program instituted, 187 Convicts build road, 195 Copelan, Willis, 174-176 Corn, 143 Corn Creek, 127 Cottam, Margery Brown, 180 Cotton, grown, 145-150 mill, 154 wave, 149-150 Cougars killed, 192 “Court of the Patriarchs,” Zion Canyon, 155 Cove Fort, 127 Cox, Warren, 198 Coyotes killed, 192 Cram, Alex, 191 Campton, Louis C., 206 Crawford, family, 161 William, 153 Crickets eat crops, 153 Crosby, Bill, 190 Crops, 148 Indian, 120 “Crossing of the Fathers,” 125 D Daines, Franklin D., 130 Dale, H. H., 127 Dalton family, 161 Dame, William H., 167 Dams, 145 Dart, John, 142 Death Valley, disaster in, 132 Dellenbaugh, Frederick S., 180, 186 DeMille, Oliver, 151 DeMotte, Harvey C., 190 Park, 190 Dennet, Daniel Q., 153 Dennett, family, 161 John, 110, 112, 122, 204 Mrs. John, 170, 171 Deseret, Iron Company, 136 State of proposed, 131 Disease brought to Indians, 122 Ditches, 145, 151 Dixie, 137-150, 152 Fruit Festival, 194 Dixon, Robert, 144 Dodge, Enoch, 172 Dominguez, Father, 123 Douglas, Stephen A., 131 Draper, Utah, 153 Draper, William L., 153 Duck Creek, 142 Duncan, Chapman, 139 Retreat, Utah, census 1864, 154 Utah, abandoned, 159 Dunton, J. H., 139 Dutton, Capt. Clarence E., 185
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