In 1879, a group of Mormon pioneers answered the call to settle the southeastern tip of Utah. The most difficult part of their journey came at "Hole-In-The-Rock", a narrow slit in the west wall of Glen Canyon that drops dangerously to the Colorado River below. One-by-one the small company of pioneers began lowering their wagons down the treacherous precipice. The last wagon that day belong to Joseph Stanford Smith. Although Joseph had helped each of the wagons before his, the others had quickly ferried across the river leaving Joseph and his f. . .