 The plan for an Indian massacre of the Baker-Fancher train was discussed, but not all the Council members agreed it was the right approach.The Council resolved to take no action until Haight sent a rider (James Haslam) out the next day to carry an express to Salt Lake City (a six-day round trip on horseback) for Brigham Young's advice; as Utah did not yet have a telegraph system.Following the Council, Isaac C. Haight decided to send a messenger south to John D. Lee.