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Salary Cap Update: Can the Jets Extend Everybody?
All offseason, we've been trying to keep on top of salary cap issues, especially with the added complications brought about by the uncapped year and the Final Eight Plan. We've made every effort to review the accuracy of the information, but we welcome your comments, questions or corrections. Thanks, as always, to Jason from the unofficial Jets cap site for his assistance with this post.
One of the most oft-discussed issues affecting the short-to-mid term future of the Jets in the Mike Tannenbaum/Rex Ryan era is the fact that they might ultimately struggle to fit all of the talent they have accumulated over the last few years under the salary cap. Several key players have contracts which are either set to expire, or due for renewal and many have questioned whether some of the Jets' apparent cost-cutting moves this offseason have been made with an eye on their future cash commitments. As Rich Cimini wrote earlier this week, GM Mike Tannenbaum faces a headache next season, especially with the extra restrictions of the uncapped year and the uncertainty surrounding the collective bargaining agreement (CBA). However, nobody has really delved into the numbers to investigate how difficult it might be to bring everybody back. At the moment, media members are assuming it will be tricky, but incorrect assumptions about the Jets cap position have been made in the past.
There are so many variables in play that it is virtually impossible to project future cap charges but, after the jump, I have done my best to set out the situation in as much detail as possible in order to give some consideration to the Jets flexibility in terms of what they can do over the next few years, assuming there is no lockout.
How Much Cap Space Will They Have?
I am going to work on the basis that – although they might be negotiated soon – none of these extensions will kick in until 2011, so the starting point is obviously to figure out what the salary cap will be in 2011, which unfortunately provides us with an immediate stumbling block. If the cap had continued to rise at the rate it was in 2009, it would be somewhere in the region of $140m when the cap presumably returned in 2011. However, the Union was reportedly willing to play the 2010 season with no increase to the 2009 cap, which suggests that it is more likely to be around $130m. Jason suggested it could be as low as $123m, so we immediately have an enormous margin of error. It might be easy to resign all their players if the cap is $140m, but impossible at $123m, so this announcement could have a significant impact on the Jets' plans. Let's work on the basis of $130m, but keep in the back of our minds that the figure could swing either way from there.
Stage two involves identifying any dead money. Since signing bonus money is not accelerated in an uncapped year, some of the dead money cap hit when a player such as Alan Faneca was released in 2010 can potentially carry over to 2011 and bite in that year if the cap returns. However, this depends on the treatment adopted by the new CBA, assuming we get one. It's understood the NFL is keeping track of team salaries as if there was a salary cap and anticipated that the NFL may only impose these cap charges where the main reason for that player's release was to make future cap savings, which might be the case for Kerry Rhodes, but it is unlikely that it would be for Thomas Jones or Alan Faneca. The Jets (and most other teams), they have been operating as if there was a cap, which may mean that these dead money cap charges do not apply in a future year, provided they remain below it. All this is speculation, but hopefully this dead money will not apply, at least not in full. The total amount of dead money at stake is approximately $7.3m, so again this decision could make or break their plans. Let's assume that $5m of the dead money hits the books.
The Jets currently have 31 players under contract for 2011, with a total cap cost of about $103m*, including the dead money discussed above assumed to be $5m. That leaves them with $27m to resign everybody, which when you have seven major contract extensions in the pipeline, doesn't sound like a lot. However, D'Brickashaw Ferguson is under contract for 2011, but his extension is likely to give him a cap number significantly lower than his projected 2011 cap number because he has a $10m salary due. This will therefore actually create additional cap room. Darrelle Revis is also under contract and, for reasons I will get into later, it is possible his contract will not be extended until after 2011. Even if it is, his 2011 cap number might not be any higher.
* This figure comes from Jason's site, although I have replaced the number for Revis with $5m to take into account the likelihood of them buying back that year of his deal and also taken into account $5m of dead money. Salary information released can sometimes be incomplete or inaccurate, but over the last few years, but most of the details are likely to be accurate.
The Jets have some roster flexibility though. A lot of this will depend on how the 2010 season plays out, but here are some potential 2011 releases, together with the amount of additional cap space they would produce:
– Kris Jenkins – $4.6m
– Damien Woody – $3.3m
– Vernon Gholston – $0.4m
– Bryan Thomas – $3.7m
– LaDainian Tomlinson – $2.5m
– Jason Taylor – $2.3m
– Ben Hartsock – $1.6m
– Kenwin Cummings – $0.4m
– Either Erik Ainge or Kevin O'Connell – $0.5m
– Marcus Henry – $0.4m
I'm not suggesting all these will be or should be cut, but it gives some indication of the flexibility they have. Releasing all those players would basically create an additional $20m of cap space. They could also renegotiate lower salary figures with any of these guys. These are not the only cap space creating moves they could make either, just a sample of the main obvious ones.
Since your top 51 salaries have to be accounted for in the calculation of your cap situation and the Jets have only 31 players under contract for 2011, let's make the assumption that they will cut five of the above list of players and assume that the cap saving amounts to $10m. Once they use this money to re-sign the five key free agents not under contract, they will be back to 31 players under contract so they need to fill out the remaining 20 spots. A few of these (for example Kyle Wilson, the 2011 first round pick and any veteran acquisitions) might have a cap number in the region of $1m, but most will be at or around the minimum salary, which is $325K for a rookie. Note also veteran players earning the minimum, which for a 30 year old can often be $800k or more only count approximately $500k against the cap. Let's therefore assume they can fill out those 20 remaining roster spots with an average cap charge of $500K and this therefore wipes out the $10m cap saving and gets us back to a situation where there is $27m available cap space for contract extentions.
Just to recap, on the basis of all these assumptions, the Jets would have $27m of available cap space in 2011 for contract extensions;
1. Salary Cap $130m – could be as high as $140m or as low as $123m
2. Dead Money $5m – could be as high as $7.3m or as low as $0m
3. Money Saved by Veteran Cuts $10m – could feasibly be as high as $20m
Ultimately, any movement in 1 or 2 would affect the number of veterans they would need to release, but I think $27m is a reasonably accurate starting point.
Who Needs to be Extended?
Let's look at each player that has an extension due, in no particular order…
D'Brickashaw Ferguson
Although Ferguson is under contract for 2011, it seems unlikely that the Jets will pay him a $10m salary, so I think both parties will be expecting to renegotiate at the end of the 2010 season. The amount of his contract is likely to be similar to that of Jordan Gross, who reportedly received around $56.5m over 6 years, with $25m guaranteed. Let's give him $60m over 6 years, with $30m in guarantees, structured similarly to the Gross deal:
2011: $5m salary + $15m signing bonus
2012: $4.5m salary
2013: $6m salary (Note: First 3 years all guaranteed)
2014: $7.5m salary + $2m potential incentives
2015: $9m salary + $0.5m potential incentives
2016: $7.4m salary + $3m potential incentives
That's perhaps an oversimplification, but gives you a basic idea of how the contract might realistically look. The incentives in 2014 and 2015 could simply be non-guaranteed roster bonuses. The result of this contract would be a salary cap number of $7.5m in 2011 (calculated as the signing bonus divided by the number of years in the contract and then added to the salary), which is much lower than Ferguson's projected $12.5m cap number. However, $2.5m of that projected cap number is prorated bonus money which will still apply. Overall, the extension creates additional cap space in 2011 of about $2.5m leaving $29.5m total available cap space.
David Harris
The problem with guys like David Harris is something that teams were surprised to learn a few month ago: The 30% rule still applies to contract extensions. Since he had a low salary in 2009, this would restrict the total amount of salary they could include in his contract if they offered him an extension which began in 2010. That's why he and Darrelle Revis are more likely to get an extension which begins in 2011 and therefore does not need to comply with the 30% rule, which isn't expected to apply beyond 2010. However, if they decide to play under a temporary agreement (unlikely, but not impossible), who knows whether these rules would continue to apply. If that did happen, it might mean that 2011 is uncapped anyway, in which case, the cap situation becomes less crucial. It's worth considering though.
Teams can get around the 30% rules in a number of ways:
1. Signing bonuses do not count towards the 30% rule, so you can increase the salary by 30% a year and pay the balance as a signing bonus. However, if you want to give someone a $40-50m deal, but are limited to salaries of $7m (as would be the case with Harris getting maximum salary increases in a six year deal), then you would end up having to pay up-front guaranteed bonus money of $30m plus.
2. Completion bonuses are a mechanism used by the Saints to circumvent the 30% rule in some contracts they negotiated in 2009. It's thought the league might prevent any further contracts of this type.
3. Supercede bonuses are something which the 49ers used in their recent contract extension for Patrick Willis, which appears to circumvent the 30% rule by splitting a signing bonus in two and spreading it over two years
4. Incentives can be included that the NFL will classify as not likely to be earned, although in practice they should be easy to achieve. As a general rule, the Jets don't like to have highly incentive-laden deals, although they did do this with Jason Taylor, to an extent.
Bearing in mind that a 2011 contract extension does not need to comply with the 30% rule, Harris might see his contract structured similarly to Patrick Willis, who received his extension in 2010 and therefore did have to have a deal that complied with those rules. Willis received a $50m deal, but Harris would probably be in the same price range as a Jonathan Vilma or Lofa Tatupu. Let's give him a deal similar to them: 6 years, $40m, with $17m guaranteed and structured like the Willis contract. This would represent 80% of the Bart Scott deal, which seems reasonable considering the Jets basically paid a premium to ensure they could lock him up:
2011: $0.5m salary and $12m signing bonus
2012: $0.7m salary and $5m option bonus (to be converted to a signing bonus)
2013: $0.8m salary and $4m in easy to achieve incentives
2014: $1.1m salary and $4m in easy to achieve incentives
2015: $1.5m salary and $4m in easy to achieve incentives
2016: $1.9m salary and $4m in easy to acheive incentives
That seems a realistic deal. Any of the incentive money could be converted to salary or easily reclassified as a non-guaranteed roster bonus in negotiations. The good thing about this contract is that it would have a salary cap number of only $2.5m in the first year. That cancels out the cap saving made by extending D'Brickashaw Ferguson, leaving $27m of available cap space.
Antonio Cromartie
Antonio Cromartie is perhaps the most difficult contract to project out of all the Jets seeking an extension. If he plays like he did in 2007 (Pro Bowl, 10 picks) then he will command a contract of $40m plus, maybe even $60m. However, if he struggles, like Lito Sheppard did, then he's unlikely to be able to command a deal of much more than $2-3m a year on the open market. Assuming he falls somewhere between the two (solid starter, not Pro Bowl material), I'm going to estimate he could command about half of what Dunta Robinson got as this year's highest priced free agent CB. Let's backload this because of his off-field issues, but give him a healthy signing bonus and modest salary bumps:
2011: $1.5m salary + $8m signing bonus
2012: $2m salary
2013: $2.6m salary
2014: $3.4m salary
2015: $4.4m salary
2016: $5.7m salary
Overall, he gets $28m over six years and the first year cap number here is just under $3m. That leaves $24m for Mangold and the two receivers.
Nick Mangold
Jahri Evans just signed a deal worth $8.1m a year, making him the highest paid interior lineman in NFL history. As the consensus best Center in the NFL, Mangold can probably command the same kind of money. I don't know whether he would sign a 5, 6 or 7 year deal, but signing bonuses can only be pro-rated over six years (in fact, the last time there was a CBA, this was limited to five in the first year, but I have assumed that will not be the case this time), so I don't expect them to go to seven, unless the last year is a "dummy" year like in D'Brickashaw Ferguson's contract. Since Mangold's extension must either be delayed until 2011 or comply with the 30% rule, lets assume it begins in 2011 and is a five year deal:
2011: $4.5m salary and $12.5m signing bonus
2012: $5m salary (Note: first two years salaries guaranteed)
2013: $6m salary
2014: $7m salary
2015: $8m salary
That's a $43m deal with $22m guaranteed. The first year cap number is $7m, leaving $17m of cap space available to extend the two receivers. If the deal was longer, the cap number at the outset would likely be the same or perhaps even slightly less.
Braylon Edwards and Santonio Holmes
Let's tackle these together. Many writers have speculated that these two will battle it out and the better man will earn a deal for next year. That might well transpire, but if they did want to bring both back, could they do it? As with Cromartie, it is difficult to project these two. The off-field issues again have an effect upon their open market value, but if Edwards emulates his 2007 season or Holmes builds upon his 2009 season, they are approaching $10m a year levels of production. It's likely that one of these will emerge as the number one target, which will reduce the value of the other, but averaged out we will hopefully see them end up somewhere between Anquan Boldin (4 years, 28m) and Larry Fitzgerald (4 years, 40m). I'm going to project 4 years, 33m for Braylon Edwards and 5 years, 36.5m for Santonio Holmes, but it could easily be the other way round:
2011: $6.5m salary + $2m signing bonus
2012: $7.5m salary (Note: First two years guaranteed)
2013: $8m salary
2014: $9m salary
2011: $1.8m salary + $20m signing bonus
2012: $2.4m salary
2013: $3.1m salary
2014: $4m salary
2015: $5.2m salary
The total first year cap hit for both deals is $12.8m, well within the available cap space remaining. This leaves us with a "buffer" of about $4m.
What Other Considerations Are There?
Okay, so we've shown a theoretical example of how the Jets can retain all of the guys with an extension becoming due, without completely having to gut their roster, albeit with multiple assumptions and caveats. We even had a small amount of money left over, which can protect against things like the cap being lower than anticipated or one of the guys outperforming expectations and demanding more money (or my projections being woefully inaccurate). It's obvious that they have some decisions to make in respect of which players they will need to release and how they would replace those, so this may all hinge on young players like Pitoitua, Westerman and Slauson coming through the system and contributing. Having said that, I've been prudent with many of my projections, so the number of players they need to release might not be as high as you might think.
What else needs to be taken into account though? Here's a list of some other issues that might affect their plans:
– Will any of the other players on the team be wanting extensions?
The obvious one is Jerricho Cotchery, whose contract seems extremely reasonable at $4m per year. If Santonio Holmes and Braylon Edwards are able to command almost twice as much, will Cotchery (who is signed through 2012) be happy about this? Ultimately, one of these three is going to be relegated to number three receiver if all three are retained and one will have to be paid accordingly. If Cotchery plays well enough to retain his starter's spot, perhaps he'll get a salary bump and whoever the number three is will end up earning something similar to Cotchery's current deal. That's if they decide to retain all three after this year.
– What about Darrelle Revis?
While Revis is likely to be extended soon, it may not to kick in before 2011 because of the 30% rule (although, as outlined, there are ways around this). The Jets can buy back his contract for 2011 and 2012 and pay him salaries of $5m and $15m respectively (the $15m includes incentives, but he is likely to earn these). Since they will already be laying out such a large amount of signing bonuses in 2011, it's possible they might wait until 2012 and then pay Revis a bonus much bigger than the $15m he is set to earn, which can then be spread out over several years for cap purposes. In the end, he will command somewhere in the region of $80m plus over 7 years. If the Jets do elect to extend him in 2011 (or even sooner), I would imagine that they would structure it in such a way that the cap number in 2011 would not be significantly higher than the $5m they have already budgeted for (and is accounted for in the above numbers), so we probably don't need to account for any additional cap room at this stage.
– Are there any other extensions on the horizon?
Not really. Everyone else major is signed through 2012. Keller and Greene might be the next two they address. Other guys, such as Jim Leonhard and Sione Pouha would probably not be expensive to bring back or replace and therefore no extra cap space would be required.
– What if there's a lockout?
In reality, there's a good chance there will be a lockout. Once the dust settles, we'll have a little better idea of the salary cap landscape, but once the cap returns, the Jets should be in a similar situation to the one outlined above. If the cap doesn't return, or returns with exceptions to enable teams to retain their players (like in the NBA), then retaining everyone might prove to be easier than first thought.
– What about Franchise Tags or RFA tenders?
I've assumed that the Jets won't use any franchise tags, because they generally produce a larger cap number than you would get from a long term deal (and because they aren't generally popular with players). I wouldn't be surprised to see one used if any of these players are not intended to be retained (so that player can be traded instead). Once the new CBA is signed, I expect they will return to the old rules, which will mean that none of the players discussed will be RFA's. If we do end up with a set of transitional rules again, then it's possible some of them could be RFA's, which (as we've seen this year) would give the Jets the option to retain them at a cheaper level. I don't expect to see this though.
– What about Shaun Ellis and Brodney Pool?
These guys haven't been considered above, but both will be out of contract after the season and perhaps will be considered for extensions. I think that will all hinge on exactly what the level of the salary cap is and who needs to be released to create sufficient cap room to re-sign everyone they want to. If the Jets find themselves in a situation where they can get rid of LaDainian Tomlinson or someone like that and then use the resulting cap space to retain someone like Ellis for another year, it's a decision they'll weigh up nearer the time. If not, they will look for guys like Pitoitua and Donovan Warren to step up – or maybe address the needs via the draft.
– What about 2012 and beyond?
It becomes harder and harder to project the further you go into the future, because fewer players are under contract. Of course this means the Jets will have plenty of roster flexibility and I'm sure they are planning ahead as we speak. The deals I outlined were not deliberately staggered, but there was no obvious pattern of front or backloading either, so the cap numbers in year two work out to be pretty similar overall. They will need to find $5-$10m of extra cap space for Darrelle Revis, but they can release more veterans from that earlier list, plus the cap should increase, so it should be feasible. They will ultimately need to fill out a lot of their roster with low cost players and veterans earning the minimum rather than higher priced guys like Taylor and Tomlinson, but that was what the Patriots have managed to do for most of the last decade.
-Why don't they just frontload deals now and make the most of the uncapped year?
Unfortunately, you can't do this, because of the 50% rule, which prevents you from reducing 2011 salary to less than half of the 2010 salary. Also, if you have to comply with the 30% rule, as all 2010 extension do, then you are limited to how much of any 2010 consideration will actually be accounted for in 2010 for cap purposes. However, there is one possibility in that Braylon Edwards contract should be treated as a new deal (because his contract expired) and therefore might not need to comply with the 30% rule. This might enable the Jets to offer Braylon a frontloaded deal during the 2010 season, if he plays well enough, which could make a significant cap saving and further lighten the total burden for 2011.
It was never going to be possible to accurately project the 2011 cap situation with so many variables in play. However, hopefully I've been able to demonstrate a realistic scenario that shows that it's possible that the Jets could retain most, if not all of their best players after this season, if they so desired. They might have to release some veteran players to be able to afford it, but recent history has shown that they are not afraid to do that. I don't know whether their plan is to keep everybody – perhaps they intend to move several of these guys and find cheaper replacements, then spend the money saved on other needs – but they certainly have a lot of flexibility and most of the team have plenty of motivation to perform as well as possible in 2010.


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Pink is a chic cocktail bar located on Deck 4, Aft in The District area on the Disney Dream. Inspired by France's finest Champagne, the entire venue makes Guests feel as though they are immersed in a bottle of pink effervescence.
Designed in French Art Nouveau, a style characterized by flowing curvilinear shapes, Pink's decor features back-lit glass "bubbles" inset into the walls to create an effect of cascading Champagne. A luminous accent wall behind the bar showcases glass dewdrops in dazzling shades of pink, giving the illusion of myriad bottles bursting forth with bubbly. Sculpted-glass light fixtures are reminiscent of Champagne flutes. The bar stools appear as if made from sparkling crystal and the detailing along the front of the bar resembles the wire cage surrounding a Champagne bottle top.
Elegantly styled in luxurious velvet, marble and wood finishes, Pink is an intimate space with cozy niches that provide the ideal romantic setting. Enjoy the creative ambiance as you top off the evening with an exquisite Champagne toast in this enchanted cocktail bar.The District on the Disney Dream
The District, located on Deck 4, Aft of the Disney Dream, is a section of the ship that caters to adults in the evening, and is home to a variety of distinct lounges and nightclubs, including Evolution, District Lounge, 687, Pink and Skyline. All venues in The District intertwine, with each venue possessing its own totally unique look, sound and feel, providing adults a range of fun options that play to all senses.
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This is another article written by John G. Pierce. It appeared in the Herald Patriot on January 24, 1991.
The Mormons started their westward trek on February 6, 1846 from Nauvoo, Ill. Led by Brigham Young, this Mormon Pioneer Trail crossed 11 counties in southern Iowa.
This first rail across southern Iowa is now in the process of being recognized by the National Park Service as a Pioneer Historic Trail.
Finding the initial trail to be rough in nature, the Mormons who followed were advised to try a more northerly route. This is when the Mormon exodus rolled through Lucas County.
Starting near Iconium in Appanoose County, the northern trail took off in a northwesterly direction, reaching Lucas County about two miles north of the Wayne County line. It should be noted that the area near Iconium was then known as Dodge's Point, and previously, Ballard's Point. The northern route cut through the southwest tip of Monroe County.
The accompanying map shows not only the main route through Lucas County, but two other trails to the north and the northeast. There is also a short branch trail which runs south of Russell.
The northeast trail may have led to a Mormon settlement just east and north of Attica in Marion County.
The band of Mormons that settled near Attica left Nauvoo on January 20, 1846. They arrived near the present town of Attica in March of that year, where around 100 Mormons stayed and planted crops.
It was of this last settlement that a photograph was said to have been unearthed in the 1850's. This photograph was said to show the golden tablets that Joseph Smith claimed to have found in New York in 1830. This photograph could be seen at the Iowa State Historical Building in Des Moines, according to curator E.R. Harlon, as reported by a 1930's Knoxville newspaper.
The other norther trail crossed into Marion County, just west of Newbern and then passed into Warren County.
The main trail in Lucas County was used by the Mormons from 1846 to 1852. However, many others were also using this trail. Early settlers of the bounty and emigrants on their way to points west also followed the trail.
This main trail went in a northwesterly direction to Russell after entering Lucas County. The trail then went mostly west to Chariton, passing the site of the current airport before heading southwest towards Last Chance.
The trail then heads toward Smyrna in Clarke County. At Smyrna a trail heads south to Garden Grove in Decatur County.
At Garde Grove, much work and restoration has been accomplished on the Mormon settlement at that site. Paul and Karla Gunzenhauser have worked several years identifying grave and cabin sites. Portions of the old trail can also be seen. It is well worth a drive to see the wonderful results of their work.
The trail in Lucas County was mentioned in the 1847 government surveyors notes. These notes mark the exact location where the trail crossed section lines. In between the section lines, one has to use their imagination and common sense to "see" the route.
This writer and Ernie Edwards with map in hand, retraced the route across Lucas County. We retraced by driving in a pickup on the closed road, but got a good feel of how the trail crossed Lucas County.
One amazing fact was the ridge that crosses Lucas County. I had the impression that wagon trains had to go up and down hills, just to cross the county.
The only true "hill" and "valley" was southwest of the airport in section 33 and 34 of Whitebreast Township. This area is known as Grave Hollow.
A Mormon reportedly died of a broken neck, sustained in a fall from a crowded wagon. Verle Reynolds tells of a nearby cemetery that could be his place of burial.
There is a branch of the trail that starts near Greenville in Washington Township. This trail was probably used after 1849 and heads west-northwest, joining the main trail near Salem Cemetery.
Surveyors notes on this branch of the trail do not exist. My other trail hunting partner, Charlie Turner of Columia and I "mapped" it out one evening. Charlie used to run the Gamble's Store in Chariton, which qualified him to hunt for trails.
Following some vague directions and a little common sense, one could find the probable route.
This last trail crosses Honey Creek, west of the old settlement of Greenville. It is believed that two or three Mormon children are buried on the hill just west of Honey Creek.
N.W. Kendall recalled a 1911 Chariton leader article, telling about 15 or 20 Mormon wagons camped in the area for several weeks. The graves remained as the wagons treked on westward.
Chariton Point was the name given the settlement located on the northern most bend of the Chariton River.
Six Mormon families totaling about thirty people elected to settle here in the fall of 1846. That first winter, these hardy Mormons wintered in lean-to shacks along the Chariton River. They cut elm and lynn trees for their cattle to feed on.
In the spring of 1847, these Mormon families moved from the banks of the Chariton River to where the timber meets the prairie. There, six log shanties were erected. A rock now marks the general location of the site.
This rock was one of two such markers erected by the Daughters of the American Revolution, in cooperation with the Historic Department of Iowa in 1917. The other marker rock is on the lawn of the Lucas County Courthouse in Chariton.
The Mormons who settled at Chariton Point sold the land to Thomas Brandon in June of 1847. Brandon relates how he tracked three heifers for their claim.
Brandon further related how the Mormons livestock hadn't survived the winter very well on the bark and small branches of the elm and lynn trees.
No one can say for sure how many Mormons crossed Lucas County on their westward trek. One early settler recalled counting as many as 300 wagons in a single day in 1851.
Other early settlers noted that 100 to 150 wagons being seen was an every day occurrence. If there were five Mormons to a wagon, that would mean between 500 and 750 Mormons a day were passing westward.
Henry Giffinger noted that 25,000 to 40,000 Mormons probably passed through Lucas County. That figure would probably be hard to dispute.
As of this writing, only two names of Mormon settlers at Chariton Point have surfaced. Thomas Brandon relates how he did business with a Mr. McGuff when he traded for the land at Chariton Point.
One David Rowland, a much married Mormon, was supposed to have wintered at Chariton Point. The body of a Lafyette Sherwood lies in the Last Chance Cemetery. Sherwood was a Mormon who reportedly died in 1851 after being kicked by an oxen, about one mile west of the Goshen Church. Other Mormon burial sites are supposedly located at Salem and the old cemetery at Chariton Point. There are undoubtedly other burials along the Mormon Trail, which has been described as the longest cemetery in the world.
The above map shows the route taken by the Morman travellers, from Nauvoo, Ill., to settlements in the western United States. The solid black line shows the main route taken by most of the parties. The dotted lines show branches of the trail, possibly to temporary settlements in Iowa.


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Mokelumne Hill, CA...A 59 year old Mokelumne Hill man sustained major injuries in a head on collision with a 19 year old man from Columbia. On Oct. 8, 2015 at approximately 1100 hours the 19 year old Columbia man was driving a 1999 Toyota Taxoma on Hwy 49 northbound just south of Campo Seco Turnpike. The Mokelumne Hill man was approaching him raveling southbound in a 2005 Chevy Colorado. As the two vehicles approached each other, the Columbia man drove his Toyota directly into the path of the Chevrolet causing the two vehicles to collide head on.
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Phoenix Festival - Nov. 1st A Butte Fire Benefit - Rise From The Ashes
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/08/2015 04:21 PM
Murphys, CA...A group of young local individuals have banned together to create an event called the Phoenix Festival. The Phoenix Festival will take place on November 1st, 2015 at Ironstone Amphitheatre. This will be a day long family oriented event with a full lineup of local bands, vendors and resources. All proceeds from the Phoenix Festival will go directly to the Calaveras Community Foundations Disaster Relief Fund.
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Traffic Update....Non-Injury Accident, Vehicle Off Roadway & Asphalt On Roadway
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/08/2015 03:48 PM
Angels Camp, CA....CHP is reporting a non-injury accident where a vehicle is 25ft off roadway near Pool Station & Asphalt truck mistakenly opened a belly dump and asphalt in on the roadway in area as well. The Wagon Trail is a bit more Wagon Traily this afternoon...
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Don't Miss Jill & The Giants Tonight!!
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/08/2015 03:33 PM
Arnold, CA...The last outdoor patio party for 2015, with live music and good food, is happening tonight at Sequoia Woods. Open to the public, the venue is on our newly-remodeled patio and deck. The offerings include a German-style buffet dinner followed by live music by Jill Warren's trio "Jill and the Giants". This is always a fun event for those who like to dance or just be with their friends in a lovely setting. Come watch the daylight fade and the party lights go on; probably the last chance for this until late spring 2016! Reservations recommended: 795-1000 ext. 1.
Please Send Tax Receipts To Del Norte County.....Oh Wait...Oops Printer Error
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/08/2015 02:59 PM
San Andreas, CA...The printer the County uses made a mistake and included the wrong return envelope in some of the tax bills. Del Norte County will forward any mistakes and from Calaveras County Treasurer & Tax Collector Barbara Sullivan. "Some tax payers will receive the wrong return envelope with their annual tax bill. They should submit their tax payments to the address appearing at the top of the tax bill. Notice of this error is being sent to those effected today." We think it may have just been a case of mistaken Barbaras.
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Get In Shape For The Holidays & Give The Gift Of Fitness With Memberships From Family 4 Fitness
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/08/2015 02:30 PM
Vallecito, CA...As we get closer to the Holiday Season what could be a better gift than getting yourself back in shape and then giving gifts of memberships to Family 4 Fitness. Give the gift of health and fitness. Call 209.736.0039 and get started or give the gift of fitness to a friend or loved one today.
Above is one of our previous interviews and Kenny Lee has some great tips for year round fitness.
Speaker John Boehner To Stay....For Now
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/08/2015 02:12 PM
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New Arrivals At The Clothes Mine in Angels Camp!
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/08/2015 02:03 PM
Angels Camp, CA...We have styles that are warm and cozy, as well as soft and sophisticated, with more arriving every week. Stop by and see us in historic downtown Angels Camp. We are open everyday 10am-6pm, or give us a call at 209-890-7532. We look forward to seeing you!
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Butte Fire Benefit Golf Tournament
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/08/2015 11:09 AM
Michelle Plotnik - AIA Architecture 209.728.847
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/08/2015 10:55 AM
Murphys, CA...Michelle Plotnik, AIA is a full service architectural firm providing complete architecture, planning and hourly consulting services for residential, commercial and public agency projects in the foothill and high sierra regions of California. Michelle can assist clients with site selection and evaluation, project programming, preliminary design and feasibility studies as well as with traditional design, construction drawing preparation and construction administration services. We are also available to consult with clients who simply want assistance in evaluating an existing building or site, preliminary design services or suggestions for improving a design they already have...
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Don't Miss The Cedar Center Scarecrow Contest Friday Night
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/08/2015 08:18 AM
Shop Local! Sierra Hills, Angels Food & Sierra Hills Natural Food Markets. Weekly Specials Through October 13th & Keeping Calaveras Clean
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/08/2015 07:48 AM
Murphys & Angels Camp, CA... Sierra Hills, Angels Food & Sierra Hills Natural Food Markets have been part of the Calaveras community since 1935. High Quality, Great Customer Service and Great Hometown Prices. "We are dedicated to providing the best to our customers. " - Mike Croshaw We've teamed up with local realtor, Leanne Smith, to provide you with FREE reusable shopping bags. Pick yours up in our Murphys' store, coming soon to Angels Camp.
Click Above For Their Weekly Savings. Do you know you can now text your deli orders to the stores? For Sierra Hills Market the number is 209-753-7115. For Angels Food Market the number is (209)-753-7331. Now that is easy!! Senior Days now Tuesdays and Wednesdays! Save 10% When you buy 4 or more bottles of liquor or wine. Remember we already have the best prices on liquor and the biggest local wine selection.
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Butte Fire Debris Cleanup Updates
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/02/2015 10:50 AM
Dunn Well Service 209.736.2186
Posted by: thepinetree on 09/23/2015 02:50 PM
Fall Into Great Savings With Twilight Tee Times At Greenhorn Creek
Posted by: thepinetree on 09/23/2015 02:12 PM
Angels Camp, CA...Today marks the Autumnal Equinox, and the days will start getting shorter from here on out. Have you booked your Twilight tee time to take advantage of savings and sunlight? Twilight tee times start at 2:00 pm, Super Twilight starts at 4:00 pm!
Aire Serv Is Ready To Serve Your Air Quality & Comfort Needs, Including A Post Butte Fire Tune Up
Posted by: thepinetree on 09/21/2015 02:34 PM
Valley Springs, CA...Our hearts go out to the entire community the past few weeks, and especially to those who have lost their homes in the recent fires. Sam, who many of you know, is a board member of the Calaveras Consolidated Fire Protection District. He has a couple of tops and safety checks he wants to share, "If the fire burned close to your home or you burned shrubs next to your home in a proactive manor, the heat and smoke may have caused damage to an outside air conditioning system. The excess heat can cause some insulation and wiring to melt, and the smoke and ash may clog the filters and condenser coils – affecting the home's indoor air quality, as well as decreasing the efficiency of your system, increasing the energy consumption, and making your system work harder. All of this shortens the like of your system and we recommend you inspect your system or have a professional do this for you."
Michael McCratic, MFT, BCETS On Dealing With Loss & Traumatic Events
Posted by: thepinetree on 09/19/2015 08:45 AM
Murphys, CA...Michael McCratic, MFT, BCETS On Dealing With Loss & Traumatic Events. A conversation with Michael McCratic during the Butte Fire as home losses climb above 500. If you would like to reach Michael his Murphys office number is 209.728.9118.
Let J.G. Dollar & Associates Build Your Dreams 209.795.5191
Posted by: thepinetree on 08/12/2014 09:44 PM
Arnold, CA...JG Dollar and Associates has been designing and building Custom Homes, Additions and Remodels for almost 25 years. Our experience in a wide variety of specialties and styles gives us that competitive edge and ensures that your project will benefit from a complete understanding of the building process....
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Let Froggy's Clean & Lube Your Vehicle & Save Water!!
Posted by: thepinetree on 07/28/2014 04:59 PM
Angels Camp, CA.....Froggy's Auto Wash & Lube Recycles Over 60% Of Their Water! So Keep Your Car Clean, Happy & Save Water At The Same Time. Froggy's Auto Wash & Lube On Hwy 49 In Angels Camp.
Calaveras County Sheriff's Logs Through October 7th
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/07/2015 09:30 PM
San Andreas, CA...The latest activity logs for the Calaveras County Sheriff's Deputies are enclosed...
We would like to Thank Signal Service for Sponsoring our Law Enforcement Category!
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Tuolumne County Sheriff's Logs Through October 6th
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/07/2015 08:44 PM
Sonora, CA....Below are the the latest Tuolumne County Sheriff's Logs
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Traffic Update....Mult-Vehicle Accident Closes Hwy 49 Closed South Of Drytown
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/07/2015 04:50 PM
Sutter Creek, CA...There is a major traffic collision on SR-49 south of Vaira Ranch Rd, south of Drytown. with several vehicles involved. Traffic is being diverted onto old SR-49. No estimated time of re-opening.
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Rural Leader Testifies to Effects of Marijuana Cultivation on California's Water Quality
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/07/2015 02:40 PM
Sacramento, CA....Last week, Rural County Representatives of California (RCRC) Second Vice Chair and Tehama County Supervisor Bob Williams testified before the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board (Water Board) in support of their proposed Waste Discharge Requirements (WDRs) for medicinal cannabis cultivation. "The immediate threat to water quality posed by marijuana cultivation has increased dramatically in recent years as our rural counties have seen a continual expansion of the scale and volume of individual grow sites," said Williams. "On behalf of California's rural leaders, I applaud the Central Valley Water Board for taking steps to address the effects of marijuana cultivation on our state's water quality."
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Traffic Update...Rollover Accident On Hwy 108 Near Little Sweden
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/07/2015 02:15 PM
Long Barn, CA...CHP is reporting a minor injury rollover accident near Little Sweden. Please use caution in the area....
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Calaveras County Disaster Relief Center Offers Assistance
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/07/2015 11:04 AM
San Andreas, CA...Have you been affected by the Butte Fire? Help is available through the Disaster Relief Center (DRC), conveniently located at the Calaveras County Government Center at 891 Mountain Ranch Road in San Andreas. Several government and service agencies are available to offer assistance. Fire recovery officials encourage anyone affected by the fire to visit the DRC and learn more about the available resources.
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Democratic Presidential Debate Viewing Party & Introducing John (Jack) Garamendi, Jr.
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/07/2015 09:55 AM
Angels Camp, CA...The Calaveras County Democratic Central Committee (CCDCC) will hold their monthly meeting on Tuesday October 13 at 5:00 PM - Round Table Pizza, 27 N. Main Street, Angels Camp. All Calaveras residents are invited to attend. The meeting will be addressed by John (Jack) Garamendi, candidate for Calaveras County Supervisor, District Two in 2016. Jack is an experienced leader and a fifth generation Calaveras resident who promises respect for our past and a vision for the future of our County..
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State of Jefferson Town Hall Meeting San Andreas, Wednesday, October 14, 2015 sponsored by CCRP
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/07/2015 09:00 AM
San Andreas, CA...On Wednesday, October 14th, all who live in Calaveras, Amador and Tuolumne Counties are invited to attend a Town Hall Meeting, sponsored by the Calaveras County Republican Party. Our guest speaker will be Steve Baird, representing the State of Jefferson. The meeting begins at 6:30 PM., at the Metropolitan Event Center, 55 Main Street, San Andreas. Efforts to form a 51st State have been growing in your neighboring rural counties, whose residents have grown tired of not having a voice in government, where actions and decisions are based on the voters from greater Los Angeles and San Francisco Bay areas.
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Pink in the Night in Honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/07/2015 01:25 AM
San Andreas, CA...Mark Twain Medical Center ia promoting the importance of early detection of breast cancer, followed by prompt treatment, saves lives. The annual 'Pink in the Night' opening ceremony October 1st, in Valley Springs kicked off the month of awareness. All those who currently have breast cancer, survivors and support providers were invited to light a candle in tribute to those who are currently battling breast cancer, in remembrance of those that bravely lost their battle, or ones that have survived the disease.
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Isiah Fowler Found Guilty In His Sister Leila Fowler's Death
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/06/2015 06:43 PM
San Andreas, CA...Superior Court Judge Thomas Smith found 14 year old Isiah Fowler guilty in the death of his sister Leila Fowler. He will face sentencing for second degree murder on November 2nd for the April 27, 2013 stabbing death. Initially the then 12 year old told law enforcement that a grey haired intruder stabbed his 8 year old sister.
Above is the flier for Leila's Candlelight Vigil and a photo of the crowd. On the coverage side we will always remember hearing scanner traffic of a juvenile being transported with multiple stab wounds and the air ambulance ordered for Mark Twain Medical Center's helipad and hearing the medi-flight canceled as Leila had passed away before she arrived.
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Homeowner Shoots Suspect Fleeing From Deputies
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/06/2015 12:37 PM
Sonora, CA...A Tuolumne County deputy attempted to make a traffic stop on a motorcycle early this morning. Brian Reynolds of Placerville evaded deputies and led a short pursuit into a neighborhood on Cavalieri Road, where he ditched his motorcycle in some bushes. To avoid capture, Reynolds attempted to force his way into a Sonora home occupied by James St. Clair.
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Black Mass Review: Gangster's Paradise? ~ By Brett Bunge
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/06/2015 12:08 PM
Hollywood, CA...Near the beginning of Black Mass, Johnny Depp, portraying Boston crime boss James "Whitey" Bulger, tells his young son that he should only "punch someone when no one is looking." It's an apt statement to describe the elder Bulger, who lingers in the background until it's time to strike. It also applies to the film itself, which—while flawed—is a dark and understated crime drama that concerns itself with backroom dealings, shady meetings, and at times, shocking violence, most of it committed by Bulger himself.
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General Mills Issues Voluntary Recall Of Cheerios & Honey Nut Cheerios Cereal Produced At Its Lodi Plant
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/06/2015 10:48 AM
Lodi, CA...General Mills is voluntarily recalling several days of production of Cheerios and Honey Nut Cheerios cereal produced at its Lodi, California facility on certain dates in July of this year because of an undeclared allergen – wheat – with potential adverse health effects. Because this recall relates to an undeclared allergen, this is a Class I product recall.
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Let The Airola Family Fight For You
Posted by: thepinetree on 10/06/2015 10:22 AM
San Andreas, CA..."The Airola Family has been representing people in the Motherlode since 1916. After 99 years, who has more passion than the Airola Family to fight for victims of the Butte Fire? We're fighting for our family, we're fighting for our friends, and we'll fight for you."
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Governor Brown Signs Assisted Suicide Law
President Obama On The Trans-Pacific Partnership
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Tuolumne County Sheriff On Potential Violence At Summerville High School
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Fuddruckers to Provide Free Lunch in San Andreas Today for Residents Impacted by Butte Fire
The Harvest Fest Is Underway In Copperopolis
Watch a Movie This Week at the Best Theatre in the Mother Lode...Angels Six Theatres!
The Big Inaugural Harvest Festival & Pumpkin Patch Is Sunday From 10am – 4pm!
Traffic Update...Possible Injury Accident On Hwy 26 & Overturned Van Near North Fork Bridge
Presidential Weekly Address: Congress Should Do its Job and Pass a Serious Budget
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Sonora Man Arrested After Lengthy Vehicle & Foot Pursuit
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Tips To Help Improve Retirement Confidence
Free Shopping Bags At Sierra Hills Market From Leanne Smith
Lumberjack Day Is ON For Tomorrow
Arnold Ace Home Center's Big Fall Sale
Butte Fire Reaches 100% Containment! Final Update On Actual Fire
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Mass Shooting At Umpqua Community College
Butte Fire Debris Cleanup Efforts Begin
Sun Returns Tomorrow & Mostly Sunny For Grape Stomp
Traffic Update...Solo Vehicle Down Embankment Near Crystal Falls Dr and American River Dr
Shop Local! Sierra Hills, Angels Food & Sierra Hills Natural Food Markets. Weekly Specials Through October 6th & Now Hiring
Mark Twain Medical Center is Once Again Promoting Pink in the Night in Honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Mokelumne Hill Butte Fire Community Meeting Live Webcast
Sheriff Receives Police Executive of the Year Award
Butte Fire Update....96% Containment & Mokelumne Hill Community Meeting Tonight
This Week at the Arnold CHS Thrift Store Adoption Center – GEM!
Rail Road Flat Butte Fire Community Meeting Set For October 1st
Sierra Pacific Industries Thanks Contractors for their Help with Butte Fire
CHS Black Cat-a-thon Special – September Only!
USDA Offers Help to Fire-Affected Farmers and Ranchers
Forbes Announces 34th Annual Forbes 400 Ranking Of The Richest Americans
Local Airola Attorneys and Experts Plan Community Meeting to Provide Solutions for Butte Fire Survivors
The Butte Fire Mountain Ranch Community Meeting Video 9/28/15
Ironstone Concours d' Elegance 2015 Over 400 Photos & Full Video Of Awards
Stoli Is Missing! Have You Seen Her? (Stoli Has Been Found)
!@#$% Hits The Fan As Septic System Causes Vegetation Fire In Circle XX
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Bear Valley's Mark Phillips narrates a wonderful video that was created for the Ebbetts Pass Historical Association. The Video runs about 50 minutes and gives a fascinating & entertaining view of the history of the Bear Valley Area.
National News
Blasts kill scores at peace rally in Turkey in sign of worsening instability - Washington Post
Military Might: Lavish Parade Marks North Korean Anniversary - NBCNews.com
Some conservatives quietly campaign against Ryan for speaker - Reuters
New York City and State Reach Agreement on MTA Capital Plan - New York Times
Palestinians Stab Israelis in 2 Jerusalem Attacks - New York Times
Surfer loses left leg after shark attack in Hawaii - USA TODAY
Shia LaBeouf Arrested for Public Intoxication Outside of a Bar in Texas - E! Online
A Bright Spot in Tunisia - The New Yorker
Survivor Singled Out by Oregon Shooter to Give Package to the Cops Speaks: He ... - People Magazine
20 years after the Million Man March, a fresh call for justice on the Mall - Washington Post
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King Fire (Tulure County) Started 10/09/2015, updated 10/10/2015
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Laureles Fire (Monterey County) Started 9/19/2015, updated 9/21/2015
McCourtney Fire (Nevada County) Started 9/22/2015, updated 9/21/2015
Lumpkin Fire (Butte County) Started 9/11/2015, updated 9/17/2015
Oak Fire (Tuolumne County) Started 9/08/2015, updated 9/15/2015
Antelope Fire (Kern County) Started 9/09/2015, updated 9/15/2015
Walker Fire (Shasta County) Started 9/11/2015, updated 9/13/2015
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