hears plot to ambush, 243
Hamblin, Joseph, 156, 241
Hamblin, Lyman, 99
Hanson, name assumed by J. H. Beadle, 215
Harrell brothers, camp in Brown's Park, 30
Hastele, Navajo chief, 169
Hattan, Andrew, 4;
place in boat, 11;
his call to meals, 11;
departure, 260
Headquarters, winter, of, 1872-73, 260
Hell's Half Mill, 44
Henry Mountains (Unknown Mts., q. v.), 207
Henry's Fork, mouth of, 17;
astronomically fixed, 95
Henry, Professor Joseph, vi.
Henry (Azure) Cliffs, 99
Hidden Lakes, the, 201
High Plateaus of Utah, continuation of Wasatch Range, 95;
end of, 164
Hillers, John K., joins party, 7;
catches fish, 15;
songs of, 52, 74;
catches salmon, 98;
photographer, 217;
hurts his back, 225;
trip to Moki towns, 248
Hog-backs, topographical feature described, 198
Hook, Theodore, drowned, 25;
grave of, 25
Horse discovered, 90
Horse sense, 258, 264
Horseshoe Canyon, why so called, 21
Hotel Tovar, 232
House ruins, Shinumo, 112, 137, 138
House Rock Spring, 157, 160
House Rock Valley, 160, 175
Howland, Seneca, and O. G., 141
Howlands and Dunn, vi., vii.;
why killed by Shewits, 171;
left first party, 242;
killed near Mt. Dellenbaugh, 259
Hurricane Hill, 190
Hurricane Ledge, 190
I
Illustrations in Powell's Report, x.
Innupin, definition of, 252
Innupin Picavu (Water-pocket), 251
Island Park, 56
Ives, comes up Colorado, 1858, 2;
reconnoitres south of Grand Canyon, 96;
names North Side Mountains, 186
J
Jack, see Hillers
Jacob, see Hamblin
Jacob's Pools, 159
Johnson, Will, 186;
leaves party, 211
Johnson's, Mormon settlement 166
Jones, S. V., 10;
place in boat, 11;
falls ill, 152;
leaves, 260
Julien, D., inscriptions by, 108, 113, 118
Junction, the, of the Grand and Green, 113;
summit at, 116;
trail to, 118
K
Kaibab (Buckskin Mountain), seen from Echo Peaks, 150;
band of Pai Utes, 177;
trip to south-west corner of, 182;
Point F established on, 184;
seen from Marble Canyon, 222
Kanab, settlement of, 8;
headquarters, 145;
headquarters, winter of 1872-73, 260;
description of, 166;
base line near, 173;
Christmas dance, 173
Kanab Canyon, journey up, 185, 244;
supplies to be brought in there, 224
Kapurats, Pai Ute name for Major Powell, 171
Kettle Creek, 24
Killiloo, refrain, 75, 81, 226, 267
Kingfisher Canyon, 22;
why so called, 22
Kingfisher Creek, 21
Kit Carson, 95
Koneco, Navajo chief, 154
L
Labyrinth Canyon, enter it, 105;
end of, 110;
length of, 110
La Sal, Sierra, 103, 109, 127
Latter-Day Saints, 212
Lava Falls, Dodds and Dellenbaugh climb to river there, 192
Leaping Brook, 46
Lee, John Doyle, 195;
settles at Paria, 210;
meet him, 210;
wife Rachel, 210;
wife Emma (his XVIII.), 210;
called Naguts, 211;
executed, 211
Lee Ferry, 215
Lehi, Mormon town, 262, 266
Let-down, 26;
method of accomplishing a, 90
Letters from Clement Powell to the Chicago Tribune, v.;
from F. S. Dellenbaugh to the Buffalo Express, vii.
Life preservers, 8;
indispensable, 237
Light, the controversy of the, 63
Lighthouse Rock, 80
Lignite Canyon, 91
Line portage, 26
Little Brown's Hole, 29;
name changed to Red Canyon Park, 29
Little Canyon, 31
Little Colorado, canyon of, forms division between Marble and
Grand Canyons, 217;
mouth of, 222;
altitude of mouth, 223
Little White, or Price River, 92
Little Zion Valley, 190
Lodore Canyon, party goes through on the ice, 2;
gate of, 32;
why so called, 32;
we enter it, 34;
width of river in, 35, 42, 43;
velocity of current in, 35, 42;
sunlight in, 36;
wreckage found in, 41;
height of walls, 42, 43, 46;
character of 42;
declivity in, 43;
end of, 48;
length of, 48
Logan, Mt., 188
Log-cabin Cliff, 84
Lonely Dell, 211
Long Valley, route via, 262
Lost Creek (Crescent Creek), 209
Louisa, a wife of Jacob Hamblin, 174, 195, 250
Lower Disaster Falls, 42
M
MacEntee, 166;
leaves party, 179;
in Salt Lake, 267
Mackenzie, General, ix.,
map A, facing page 95
Macomb, 95
"Major, The" viii., see Powell, John Wesley
Mangum, Joseph, 153;
the lost guide, 155, 157
Manti, Mormon settlement, 99, 174
Map, accuracy of plat of Colorado River, vi., vii., 243;
sheets giving Colorado River, viii.;
preliminary, finished, 262;
sent to Washington, 267
Marble Canyon, 150;
miners wrecked in, 195, 217;
enter it, 216;
total length with Grand Canyon, 217;
height of walls, 216, 217-222;
end of 222;
descent in, 223;
number of rapids in, 223
Markargunt Plateau, 191
Meek, Joseph, goes through Lodore on the ice, 95
Melvin Falls, 86
Millecrag Bend, 129, 132
Moki (Hopi) ruin, 79
Monument built 1869 by Powell, 78
Mookoontoweap or Little Zion Valley, 190
Mormon, settlements, 96;
method of pioneering, 167, 174;
dance, 173
Mt. Carmel, Mormon settlement, 262
Mount Dellenbaugh, named, 254;
altitude, 259;
Shinumo remains on, 259
Mount Ellen, Henry Mountains, 208
Mount Hillers, Henry Mountains, 208
Mount Logan, 188, 253
Mount Nebo, 266
Mount Pennell, Henry Mountains, 207, 208
Mount Seneca Howland (Navajo Mt.), 141
Mountain Meadows massacre, 195;
Lee's version, 211
Music Temple, grotto, 141, 210
N
Narrow Canyon, 3, 133
Natural arches in Canyon of Desolation, 87, 88
Navajos, agency, 143;
meet with, 146;
afraid of our boats, 153;
dance with, 154;
ceremonial, 177
Navajo Creek, 149
Navajo Mountain, 139, 141, 201
Navajo Well, 175, 248
Nephi, 266
New Year's Day, 1872, 174;
1873, 260
No-name, boat, wreck of, 38
North Side Mountains (Uinkaret Mts.), 186
O
Oak Spring, 187, 188, 191
Old Jacob, see Jacob Hamblin
Old Spanish Trail, 95, 246
Oonupits, sound made by, 252;
described, 252;
Indian shoots at, 252
Orange Cliffs, 110
Order of going, 11, 72, 136, 215
Overland Stage Co. road, Salt Lake to Denver via Provo,
Robideau Crossing, and Golden, 67
P
Paantung, Thompson's Shewits guide, 259
Painted Desert, 150
Pai Ute women, Jacob Hamblin, scaled to, 174;
language without an "F," 250;
name for Major Powell, 250;
name for Professor Thompson, 250;
name for Dellenbaugh, 250;
George, Waytoots, Chuar, 250;
see also Chuarooumpeak;
method of cooking rabbits, 252
Pai Utes, despised by Navajos, 170;
Kaibab band of, 177;
wickiups, 177;
arms, 178;
rabbit skin robe, 178;
fire obtained by drill, 178;
ceremonial, 178;
songs, 178, 179;
stone arrowhead making, 178
Panguitch, arrive at, 265
Paria, 95, 151, 197;
up cliffs at, 155;
settlement, 166
Parowan, 248
Patnish, chief of renegades, 8, 167, 250
Photographic outfit, 6, 58
Pictographs, 61
Pierce, Fort, 188, 191
Pine Valley Mountains, 189, 190
Pink Cliffs, 164
Pipe Spring, 185;
Wash, 185
Plateau Province, the, 109
Point F, 184
Portage, line, 26;
method of making, 40
Potato Valley, 199
Powell, Clement, letters from to Chicago Tribune, v.;
place in boat, 11;
duties of, 11;
leaves party, 259
Powell, Emma Dean (Mrs. J. W.), 7;
and infant daughter, 165;
in Middle Park, 172;
leaves for Washington, 179
Powell, John Wesley (The Major), the conqueror of the Colorado, 2;
title in Volunteer Army, 2;
first descent of Colorado; v., 3, 96,
no right arm, 8;
titles of reports, v., vi.,
position in boat, 11;
duty of, 11;
goes up Yampa, 50;
on Yampa River 1868, 50;
goes ahead to Uinta, 56;
to Salt Lake, 67, 70, 99, 144, 179, 259, 266;
songs of, 73;
rejoins party, 98;
fails to reach Dirty Devil overland, 99;
leaves for Washington, 179, 259;
reports through Smithsonian Institution, vi.;
runs course of river, vii;
buried at Arlington, 267
Price River, 92
"Prof.," viii.,
see Thompson, A. H.
Provo to Golden, waggon road, 67
Putnam's Magazine, copy found, 43
R
Rabbits, Pai Ute method of cooking, 252
Rain cascades, 105, 106, 132
Rapid, the first, 21;
method of running, 35, 36;
tails of, 36;
eddys at, 36;
Catastrophe, vi., 242, 243
Rations, 4, 111, 119
Red Canyon, 2;
entrance of, 22;
upset of Nellie Powell in, 23;
width of river in, 24;
speed of current, 24;
height of cliffs, 24, 28;
end of, 30
Red Canyon Park, 29
Red Cliff, 176
Red Lake Utes, Jacob pacifies them, 170;
meet with band of, 204
Regiment marches from Salt Lake to Denver, 68
Renshawe, John, joins party, 259
Richardson, Frank C. A., 10;
position in boats, 11;
skill in dressing deer, 16;
leaves party, 31
Riggs, 157
Riggs, Charley, 248
Riley, George, 143;
head of pack train, 156;
cook, 260
Rio, San Buenaventura, 67;
San Clemente, 67;
San Rafael, 95, 103;
San Juan, 140, 210
Robideau, crossing of Green River, 67;
Fort, 67
Rocking stones in current, 127
Roundy, Lorenzo W., 153
Rudder useless on the Colorado, x.
S
Sag, the, at Disaster Falls, 38
St. George, Mormon settlement, 194
Salmon, white, caught, 98
Salt Lake City, 7, 17;
the major goes to, 67, 70, 99, 144, 179, 259, 266
Salt Lake to Denver, waggon road, via Provo and Golden, 67
San Clemente, Rio, Escalante's name for White River, 67
San Francisco Mts., seen from Mt. Trumbull, 187;
from Echo Peaks, 250
San Juan River, mouth of, 140;
pass it, 1872, 210
San Rafael River, 95;
arrive at, 103
Santa Fé and Los Angeles trail, 94
Santa Fé Railway to the Grand Canyon, x.
Scorpions, 132
Second Powell expedition, the, vi., 3;
material used for report on first expedition, vi.;
supplies of, 4;
method of sacking rations, 6;
ready to start, 8;
personnel of, 11
Selden, 95
Sentinel Rock and Sentinel Creek, 149
Sevier Canyon, 266
Sharp Mountain Falls, 91
Shewits, killed Powell's men, vii.,