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24 our determined position and the knowledge that we were well armed and would fight desperately kept them in check. On the following morning resumed our journey suffered some this day from the want of water and the sandy road. I think by this time the company wished we had taken the old and well known road along the Platte River in the afternoon of this day we met some Arapahoes Indians we were now in their country they appeared to be very friendly and we traded some with them. I purchased a Buffalo skin from one of them for a unclear cup of Sugar it was a splendid hide full size and worth ten dollars in Chicago to night unclear camped within thirty miles of Denver City and according to our calculations of distance 750 miles from St. Joe. When we camped in the evening several