MEETING WITH OTHER EMIGRANTS 43 A TEMPEST 46 FACING THE INDIANS 49 TEACHING THE PAWNEES A LESSON 51 THE PAWNEE VILLAGE 53 A BOLD DEMAND 54 I GAIN CREDIT AS A GUIDE 56 A DIFFICULT CROSSING 58 WASH DAY 60 INDIAN PICTURES 62 A PLAGUE OF WOOD TICKS 64 ANOTHER TEMPEST 66 THE CATTLE STAMPEDED AGAIN 68 DIFFICULT TRAVELING 69 COLONEL KEARNY'S DRAGOONS 71 DISAGREEABLE VISITORS 73 DRIVING AWAY THE INDIANS 75 TURKEY HUNTING 76 EAGER HUNTERS 77 ANTELOPE COUNTRY 79 SHOOTING ANTELOPES 81 A PAWNEE VISITOR 83 THE PAWNEES TRY TO FRIGHTEN US 85 DEFENDING OURSELVES 87 SCARCITY OF FUEL, AND DISCOMFORT 89 LAME OXEN 91 AN ARMY OF EMIGRANTS 92 THE BUFFALO COUNTRY 95 HUNTING BUFFALOES 97 MY MOTHER'S ADVICE 99 ASH HOLLOW POST OFFICE 100 NEW COMRADES 102 FORT LARAMIE 103 A SIOUX ENCAMPMENT 106 INDIANS ON THE MARCH 107 THE FOURTH OF JULY 109 MULTITUDES OF BUFFALOES 111 WE MEET COLONEL KEARNY AGAIN 113 ACROSS THE DIVIDE 115 FORT BRIDGER 117 TRADING AT FORT HALL 122 THIEVISH SNAKES 123 THE HOT SPRINGS 124 THE FALLS OF THE SNAKE RIVER 126 SIGNS OF THE INDIANS 128 BESET WITH DANGER 129 HUNGER AND THIRST 131 NEARLY EXHAUSTED 133 ARRIVAL AT FORT BOISE 135 ON THE TRAIL ONCE MORE 137 CAYUSE INDIANS 139 THE COLUMBIA RIVER 140 AN INDIAN FERRY 141 THE DALLES OF THE COLUMBIA 143 OUR LIVE STOCK 144 MY WORK AS GUIDE ENDED 145 I BECOME A FARMER 146 ANTOINE OF OREGON THE FUR TRADERS