1 should lead the march the first day, and their men should take charge of the stock and deliver them to the wagons in the morning, and then No.

1 should take the rear, with No.
2 in the lead to break the road.

The rear division would not turn a wheel before 10 o'clock the next day, and it would be about that time at night before they were in camp and unyoked.

The numbers of animals cleaned out the feed for a mile or two each side of the camp and a general meeting was called for the organization of the whole.

Mr.L.
Granger got up so he could look over the audience and proceeded to explain the plan and to read a preamble and resolutions which had been prepared as the basis for government.