Piute County--Days of small things--A swop in the sage-brush; two Bishops for one Apostle--The Kings of Kingston--A failure in Family. CHAPTER XVIII. FROM KINGSTON TO ORDERVILLE. On the way to Panguitch--Section-houses not Mormon homes--Through wild country--Panguitch and its fish--Forbidden pleasures--At the Source of the Rio Virgin--The surpassing beauty of Long Valley--The Orderville Brethren--A success in Family Communism. CHAPTER XIX. MORMON VIRTUES. Red ants and anti-Mormons--Ignorance of the Mormons among Gentiles in Salt Lake City--Mormon reverence for the Bible--Their struggle against drinking-saloons in the city--Conspicuous piety in the settlements--Their charity--Their sobriety (to my great inconvenience)--The literature of Mormonism utterly unreliable--Neglect of the press by the Saints--Explanation of the wide-spread misrepresentation of Mormonism. CHAPTER XX. DOWN THE ONTARIO MINE CHAPTER XXI. FROM UTAH INTO NEVADA. Rich and ugly Nevada--Leaving Utah--The gift of the Alfalfa--Through a lovely country to Ogden--The great food devouring trick--From Mormon to Gentile: a sudden contrast--The son of a cinder--Is the red man of no use at all?--The papoose's papoose--Children all of one family. CHAPTER XXII. FROM NEVADA INTO CALIFORNIA. Of bugbears--Suggestions as to sleeping-cars--A Bannack chief, his hat and his retinue--The oasis of Humboldt--Past Carson Sink--A reminiscence of wolves--"Hard places"--First glimpses of California--A corn miracle--Bunch-grass and Bison--From Sacramento to Benicia. CHAPTER XXIII. San Franciscans, their fruits and their falsehoods--Their neglect of opportunities--A plague of flies--The pigtail problem--Chinamen less black than they are painted--The seal rocks--The loss of the Eurydice--A jeweller's fairyland--The mystery of gems. CHAPTER XXIV. Gigantic America--Of the treatment of strangers--The wild-life world--Railway Companies' food-frauds--California Felix--Prairie-dog history--The exasperation of wealth--Blessed with good oil--The meek lettuce and judicious onion--Salads and Salads--The perils of promiscuous grazing. CHAPTER XXV. The Carlyle of vegetables--The moral in blight--Bee-farms--The city of Angels--Of squashes--Curious vegetation--The incompatibility of camels and Americans--Are rabbits "seals"?--All wilderness and no weather--An "infinite torment of flies." CHAPTER XXVI. THROUGH THE COWBOYS' COUNTRY. The Santa Cruz valley--The cactus--An ancient and honourable pueblo--A terrible beverage--Are cicadas deaf?--A floral catastrophe--The secretary and the peccaries. CHAPTER XXVII. American neglect of natural history--Prairie-dogs again; their courtesy and colouring--Their indifference to science--A hard crowd--Chuckers out--Makeshift Colorado. CHAPTER XXVIII.