William Thomas, J. W. Taylor, J. Goodwin, J. Houldsworth, Mrs. Knudson, Andrew A. Peterson, Wm. Goats, John Austin, James L. Robinson, S. Empey, Sarah A. Davis, Ephriam City per Bp. E. H. Davis, Ellen Rolf, Peterson, George Kirkham, Chas. Barnes, Springville Relief Isaac Chilton, G. Gudmundsen, Society -- Ball, John Andreason, Parowan per Jesse N. P. Christophisen Elisha Peck, Smith, J. W. Morton, Oley Ellingson, Brigham City per A. Wm. Clark, John Bushman, Nichols, Mons Anderson, Jens Holm, C. J. Lambert, Abel Mathews, Jane Garner, Centerville Ward per D. Thurmond, N. P. Thomas, Wm. Reeves, John Johnson, F. Ericesen, H. S. Ensign, Wm. H. Winn, A. F. Petersen, Manti City per J. C. John Zimmerman, Peter Petersen, Brown and Charles Elizabeth Bushman, ---Hawkins, Smith. Wm. L. Hutching, John Beck, Edwin Standing, T. R. Cutler, The names given are all that I can furnish from the list as taken at the time and preserved in the same book given me by President Young. A few names are not plain, so I have to omit them. The donations ranged from ten cents to ten dollars. When the wards are credited, no list of names were sent. The people were so ready and prompt that it took but a short time to collect the amount needed. In all my travels I have kept this list, as the people helping, seemed to me like particular friends. I was not long in raising the amount needed, some $500.00, and contracted with the _Deseret News_ office to publish one hundred pages. A committee was appointed to make the selection. I called for them when I was about ready for work but nothing had been done. On mentioning this to Brother Brigham, he picked up a Book of Mormon, saying: "Take this, go home and get a few days' rest. Read the book and when you feel impressed to do so, mark the places and they will be the proper selections, for you have the spirit of this mission and you will be directed aright." On arriving at home in Sanpete County, I commenced reading and studying, expecting to have but a few days at home, then to soon leave on a very hard mission. My wife and family were kind and loving and I enjoyed home as much as any one could. A few days after my arrival Bishop Tucker, of Fairview, and others wished me to go with them to explore Castle valley. On this trip I read and made most of the selections, afterward approved of and printed. The first indications of the Pleasant valley coal mines were discovered on this trip by Lycurgus Wilson. Also the country known as Emery County was prospected for settling.