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 and at bed time was warm and sprinkling with no wind. Watts and I reached at 3 p.m. Thinking that the other three and the team would be there but they were not, so Watts came on to select camp  and I started back. Soon met Markman who said they had taken the wrong trail soon after leaving us while we were waiting to see if the wagon was coming. He had soon seen some men who had told him his mistake and promised to send others back, but they kept on until their trail played out, then through dead timber till the((y)) struck the where they were directed across  to. I walked rapidly until I met the wagon about 4 miles back. We were unable to get to on account of logs across the road but arrived at the new city sawmill, head of  about 6 p.m. where the