15-3/4. Dry Sandy Creek.--Grass scarce; no wood; some sage and greasewood; water brackish, but drinkable; road good. Here the traveler should send ahead and have the best spots of grass found, as it is very scarce throughout this section. Sublett's Cut-off turns off here for Soda Springs and Fort Hall. Take the left for Fort Bridger and Salt Lake City. 15. Little Sandy Creek.--Grass in spots along the creek bottom, and some fuel. 18. Big Sandy Creek.--Grass in detached spots on the creek, and little fuel. 21-1/2. Green River, Upper Ford.--Grass and fuel on the river. 7. Green River, at the Lower Ford.--Good grass and fuel below the ford. Ferry in time of high water. Mail station and grocery. 16. Black's Fork.--Good grass and fuel. 7. Ham's Fork.--United States bridge, no toll. Good grass and fuel. 12. Black's Fork.--Road forks at the crossing of Black's Fork, both roads leading to Fort Bridger. This itinerary is upon the left-hand road, which crosses Black's Fork two miles from Ham's Fork. 13. Smith's Fork.--Good camps along Black's Fork at any place, but the road leaves the stream for several miles. Wood, water, and grass at the confluence of Black's and Smith's Forks. 18-1/4. Fort Bridger.--Good camps above and below the fort. Military post, mail station, and store. Muddy Creek.--Good grass, wood, and water. Grass short after many trains have passed. It is then necessary to go up the creek to find good grass. Road passes a fine spring 3 miles back. 19. Bear River.--Good camps, with wood, water, and grass. Good ford, except in very high water. Sulphur Creek two miles back. 19. Red Fork.--In "Echo Canon," two miles below Cashe Cave, good grass and fuel; water plenty. 19-1/4. Weber River.--Good grass, wood, and water. Mail station. United States bridge for high water; no toll. 5-1/4. Spring Branch.--Good camp. Road leaves the river, and takes the left into a valley. 9. Bauchmin's Creek.--Road crosses over a mountain, and descends to the creek, where there is a good camp. 14. Big Canon Creek.--Road crosses Bauchmin's Creek 13 times in 8 miles, then ascends the mountain along a small creek, which is well wooded and good grass. 6. Emigration Creek.--Road leaves Canon Creek, and crosses the two mountains, which are very steep and long. Grass and wood before crossing the "Little Mountain."