A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A

Adams,

Nate, 179, 180, 189, 190

Orza, 190

River, 127, 128

Adventure, Utah settlement, 148, 150, 151, 153

Affleck, D. A., 193

Agave, (yant), food, 119

Agriculture, 138, 148

Indian, 117, 118

Ahlstrom, brothers, 182

Albright, Horace M., 196-197, 199, 201, 208

Allen, Rufus C., 144, 145

Allred, John J., 153

Alpine, Utah, 153

Alter, J. Cecil, 195

Amelanchier, (sarvis berries), 120

Ames, Clark, 144

Anderson,

J., 139

Miles, 139

Mrs. Nancy, 145

Anderson’s Ranch, 204

Andrus, James, aids against Indians, 168, 169, 171, 174-176

rescue expedition, 189

Animals, predatory, hunted, 192

Argonauts, 132

Armstrong, G. G., 205

Arrows, 118, 119, 121

Arizona, Northern,

colonized, 166

explored, 164-166

Strip, 189

Army, Johnston’s, marches to Utah, 131, 164

Arrowhead Route, 198

Trail Association, 198

Asa Creek, 142

Ash Creek, 117, 124, 127, 133, 139

Ashley, General (Wm. H.), 126

Ashton, Willam, 151, 153

Atkin, Grace, 111

Atwood, S. F., 144

Auerbach, H. S., 123, 128

Automobile roads to Southern Utah Parks, 204, 205

Averet, C. G., 153

Averett. Elijah, 172

Ayers, George, 158

Heber, 158

B

Baker, John, 191

Bamberger, Governor Simon, 200, 203, 205

Bancroft, H. H., 127

Barton,

L., 139

William, 139

Battalion, Mormon, 153

Beale, E. H., 121, 136

Bear Valley, 128

route, 142

Bears, grizzly, 193

Beaver, 140

County protected by militia, 167

Creek, 134

Dam Wash, 127, 128

River, 127

Behunin,

E. C., 112, 152, 155, 159

Isaac, 151, 155-157, 161

Berberis, fremonti, (weump berries), 120

Berry,

Isabel, 170

Joe, 170

Robert, 170

Berryville, Utah, 166, 181

Bigelow, Charles H., 198

Big Springs, 190

Birch Creek, 133

Black, George, 153

“Black Hawk War,” 159, 167

Black,

Joseph, 151, 152, 153

explores Zion, 155

Peter, 152

Rock Canyon, 175

Rock Springs, 123

William, 153

William, Jr., 153

Bleak, James G., 149

Bliss, Orley D., 182

Blood, Henry H., 208

Bolton, H. L., 123

Bows and arrows, 118, 119, 121

Bowman, John F., 208

Bread meal, 119

Brenchley, Julius, 138

Bright Angel Point, Grand Canyon, 197, 208

Brinton, Caleb D., 180

Brooks, Juanita, 146, 165

Brown,

Newman, 153

Robert, 153

T. D.. 144

Bryce Canyon, 201, 202

bus service to, 207

dedicated, 208

lodge and cabins built, 207, 208

made National Monument, 204

modern development of, 194-209

named, 182

publicized, 194

Bryce, Ebenezer, 182

Buckskin Mountains, 189

Bullock, David, 154

Burgess, Hyrum, 144, 145

Burial customs, Indian, 120

Burke, Charles F., 208

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

E

Eight-Mile Spring, 190

Eldridge,

Elnathan, 191, 198, 205, 208

J

Jacob’s Lake, 189

Well, 190

Jeffers, LeRoy, 201

Jepson, James, 159

Jennings,

Henry, 175

James H., 153, 156, 161

Johnson,

Benjamin, 181

George, 181

Joel H., 181

Joseph, 181

Nephi, 144, 147, 150, 151, 182

Seth, 181, 182

Sixtus E., 173

“Twist,” 148

Utah, 181

William, 181

Johnston’s Army, 131, 164

Jolley,

Bryant, 184

Donald J., 207

Henry B. M., 166

William J., 166

Jones,

Col. C. J., (Buffalo Jones) (Buffalo Bill) 139, 192, 193

Kumen, 183

Randall L., 202, 203, 205

Stephen V., 185

Jordan River, 153

Judd, Zadock, 139

K

Kaibab,

Indian derivation of name, 114

Land and Cattle Company, 191

National Forest, 164, 189-194

buggy driven to, 191

established, 191

stocked with cattle and horses, 190

used by English aristocracy, 190, 191

Plateau, 189

tribe, (Indian), 117

Kaibabit Indians, survivors of, 122

Kai-ne-sava, Indian spirit, 112, 113

Kanab,

Creek, 166

fort, 180, 181

Indian derivation of name, 114

Trail, dedicated, 208

Utah, 166, 180, 181

erosion at, 182

raided by ass="pginternal">207

Musser, Milton A., 180

Mustache, Frank, (Indian), 114, 115

N

Names, place, in Zion, 199

National Monument Law, 187

National Monuments, 191, 193

Zion Canyon made, 187

National Park Transportation and Camping Company, 203

Naturalist Service, 207

Navajo Indian,

depredations, 167-179

hold peace conference, 177

raids, 166-179

Navajo Indians unfriendly to missionaries, 165

Neff, Andrew L., 131

Neihardt, J. G., 127

Neslen, C. Clarence, 202

New Harmony, Utah, 145

Newman, Elijah, 151, 153, 161

Noble, Edward A., 180

North Rim of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado,

early history of, 189-194

Highway in, 195

Northrop, Utah, 151, 154, 159

O

Oak Creek, 148

Oak Spring, 190

Observation Point, Zion Canyon, 187

Occupations, pioneer, 138

Old Grafton, Utah, abandoned, 151

Old Spanish Trail, established, 126, 128

Ookie berries, 120

Orderville, Utah, 183

Otter Creek, 140

Otters, 140

Owen, Jim “Uncle,” 192, 198

P

Pah-Utah Indians (Paiute), 121

Pahvant Valley, 115

Paiute Indians,

cultivation, 140, 141

depredations, 167-179

legends, 113

Mormon effect upon, 122

territory occupied by, 113, 114

mode of life, 115, 116

Palmer, William R., 114, 116, 117

Panguitch Lake, 141

Utah, 128

fortified, 170

re-settled, 181

Valley, 142

Paragonah, Utah, 128, 132, 136

Parashont Mountains, 115

U.S. Biological Survey, hunters for, 192

Forest Service builds road, 195

Geological Survey of Grand Canyon of the Colorado and Zion, 184, 185

National Park Service established, 184, 185

“Utah Dixie” developed, 145, 147-150

Utah Lake, 123, 127

Utah,

Parks company, 203, 206, 208

National Park, 208

Southern, explored by Mormons, 130-149

State Penitentiary, 195

State Road Commission established, 194

Ute ford, Glen Canyon, 166

Indians, 130

depredations, 167-169

organization of Ute Nations, 115

V

“V. T. Park,” 190

Vermillion cliffs, Zion Canyon, 161

Virgin City, Utah, 154, 171

Virgin River,

Indian name for, 114

Spanish name for, 128

discovered by Escalante, 124, 127

explored, 133, 139-141, 147

ferries established on, 166

guards placed on, 175

Indians, 117

route taken by Fremont, 128, 129

traveled by Jedediah S. Smith, 127

used for irrigation, 151

Virgin,

Thomas, 128

Utah, 147

W

Wadsworth, William, 133

Wagon roads in disrepair, 194

Wagon trains raided by Indians, 172, 173

Wai-no-pits, Indian spirit, 113

Walker, Charles L., 111, 152

diary of, 168-169

Chief, 130

War, 136, 137

Wallace, Grant, 192

War,

Black Hawk, 159, 166, 167

Indian, 136, 137, 159, 166, 167

Mexican, 130

Warm Valley, 143

Wasatch Mountains crossed by Escalante, Enjoying Emerald Pool under the cliffs in Zion Canyon. Courtesy Union Pacific Railroad.