Ware mistakenly called it the Sublette Cutoff after Solomon Sublette , who had described the trail to him .
The trail gained popularity after it was detailed in a popular guide book published by Joseph Ware in 1849 .
Joseph Ware mistakenly called it the Sublette Cutoff after Solomon Sublette , who had described the trail to Joseph Ware .
The trail gained popularity after it was detailed in a popular guide book published by Joseph Ware in 1849 .