Almost inaudible: A leaf falling: 20: Audible: Rustles of autumnal leaves: 30: Very quiet: Whispering: 40: Living room, quiet classroom: 50: Limited sound: Refrigerator working, car driving past: 55: Percolating coffee-maker: 60: Audible: Sound of human voice, machinery: 70: Irritating: Television set on loud, vacuum cleaner, several people on the telephone: 75: Constant sound
The Dominguez-Escalante expedition was the first on it, traveling from Utah Lake to present-day Scipio. Jedediah Smith traveled most of it in 1826 and 1827, and other trappers, including Ewing Young, Kit Carson, and Peter Skene Ogden, followed. John C. Fr?nt mapped the country up to Utah Lake in 1844, and in 1848 Miles Goodyear took a pack train over the entire Salt Lake-Los Angeles route.
Around 1874, Daniel Webster Jones and Mileton G. Trejo began translating the Book of Mormon into Spanish. The first complete translation was completed in 1886 by Trejo, James Z. Stewart and Rey L. Pratt, with later revisions by Eduardo Balderas.hen Daniel Webster Jones left Missouri for Mexcio in 1847, he could not have known he would end up joining the LDS Church and helping to translate the Book of Mormon into Spanish. Jones, an orphan, spent three years fighting with the American Army in the Mexican War, and while there he learned the language.