East Gate to West Gate
At the west gate, 2 miles from the station , good grass. After 8 miles, water. Two miles beyond is the middle gate ; water in fiumara, and grass near. Beyond the gate are 2 basins, long divides, winding road to “ Sand Springs Valley ;" bad water ; little grass
35 miles 9:50 am to 2:30 pm Oct 16
Smith's Creek to East Gate
Ascend a rough kanyon, and descend to a barren and saleratus plain . Toward the south of the valley over bench-land, rough with rock and pitch -hole. “ Cold Springs Station ” half built, near stream ; fuel scarce\
25 miles 8:15 am to 4:15 pm Oct 15
Dry Wells to Smith's Creek
Reese River to Dry Wells
Through the remainder of Reese's River Valley .After a long divide, the Valley of Smith's Creek ; saleratus; no water nor grass. At last, the station, near a kanyon , and hidden from view . The land belongs to the Pa Yutas
28 miles 7:20 am to 2:45 pm Oct. 14
Simpsons Park to Reese River
Cross Simpson 's Park, Ascend Simpson 's Pass, a long kanyon, with sweet “Sage Springs" on the
summit ; bunch - grass plentiful. Descend to the fork of the road ; right hand to the lower, left hand to the upper ford of Reese's River. Water perennial and good ; food poor
15 miles 10 am to 2 pm Oct 13
Dry Creek to Simpsons Park
Cross a long rough divide to Smoky Valley. At the northern end is a creek called " Wanahonop," or “ Netwood," i. e., trap . Thence a long rough kanyon to Simpson 's Park ; grass plentiful; water in wells 10 feet deep. according to Simpson's \Itinerary, 348 miles from Camp Floyd
25 miles 8:15 am to 2:25 pm Oct 12
Grubbs Well to Dry Creek
Roberts Creek to Grubbs Well
Down the valley to the west; good road ; sage small ; no fuel. After 12 miles,willowsand water-holes; 3 miles beyond there are alkaline wells. Station on the bench ; water below in a dry creek ; grass must be brought from 15 miles
35 miles 6:30 am to 12:30 pm Oct 11