Edward H. Anderson's Preservation from Indian Warriors in Ogden Canyon

“At the lonely summit, this young hopeful, and mother were left to guard the half-load while the other half was being brought up, when half a dozen hostile Indian warriors, in all their paint and ferocity, suddenly surrounded the pair. The savages meddled with everything, and threatened. Was the little boy frightened? So would any boy of his age have been. As matters appeared to be getting intensely critical he exclaimed, “Mother, give them all there is, if they will only go!” But his mother was not of the race that relinquishes rightful possession easily to wrongful demands; finally the Indians rode off, and that danger was past. — The Young Woman's Journal 33:1”