CHAPTER LXVIII.

Trip to California--Met by the Committee on Reception of the Society of California Pioneers--Received with Great Cordiality--Honored Guests at California's Golden Jubilee--The Celebration--Courtesies Extended to Mormon Battalion Members Present at the Discovery of Gold--Return Home--Resolutions by Society of California Pioneers--Report of Reception committee of California Golden Jubilee--Sketch of Marshall's Surviving Companions--Complete my Autobiography--My Son Homer Accidentally Killed--The Old Folks--Publication of Life of a Pioneer--Conclusion.

ILLUSTRATIONS.

Portrait of James S. Brown

Fire Prepared to Roast the Missionary--Sentenced to Death

A Typical Tahitian with his Burden of Bread Fruit and Feii

A War Party of Shoshones Dancing around their Prisoners while in the Chief's Lodge

Surrounded by a Pack of Hungry Wolves

Chased By a War Party

Marquesas Fire Dancers

LIFE OF A PIONEER BEING THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF

JAMES S. BROWN.