The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-07-21

-sATsurgeysM He ttockade OVER, Wa
turned, our Atteptions To- t. REench gEeskk.
whose waters flowed within ten yards
|6f The door If TIE miners home. The
utensils at oommattdi were ofrSther u
poots QUALITY, aamAy heogpesssd whom
i explain that they consisted of wash
basin, bake-pap, and al, empty / fruit IS
,can.. Color Wis pahned out IF the first
hand fuls0f tgraSeli that was taken from
the bankas. Ehs.gravel tpsnned 1outito
several eolors yas removed from, Macy j
prospect holes, the nearest st which was
not less than forty yards away. These,
and color whichI myself panned out,I I
send you as specimens. The gold is'of
at YeIy fine quality, land would bring
from 818 to $3.50 an ounce, SO yaY old
miners Who have worked Nevada, Ari-
|z3oodnisa ana California leads! : When 1t
|wasslearneds that permanent camp was
to be located close to Hsrney'A Peak;
(the stockade), the entire outfit were
made aware Of. the discovery, and. it'll
scattered like wildfife among an, espec-
tally among the tardiest TO come into
camp,a, Rrospect- holes, hsd 1bnensdug I'll
along the Greek, for two miles anda half
up. and at each OF these i WAS quite |
ths thirg Is ffnd some one witk mining
implements doing Whit could be done
in q crude wsy 4ih iprospectings ssa27&-
"a . u,ALxosH livery: NAN IN NziieAlAPt eAlAlP s5gty
by, evening could sey that he "a had Eith 81 !,
His hands found good gold. ThG4K6p-
tical no longer ubted, % ocular evio /
dsnce was Begoad iall question. Those
who. were convinced BY reliable itesti-
|mony before were. conffrmed, All the
creek for distance upwards Of seven
miles had been carefully prospected, and
willie they conceded there twaCplenty Of
ipayrgrayel down, where the stoekede
stood, yet they were Of the opinion that
The prospects were better up where they
had taken claims ~ l@2H '',''3 0''''N
! II THERE swERs -FOUR MINING PARr1Es, jsg
numbering, about twenty -four men, all J
told. :. On inquiry they; Informed me
Itflat they had come TO French Greek,
I|ffrf0m Fort t Larainfe., leaving the latter r.
few days subseqaentf TO thestsrting cat
of the expedtt ttfgn. One party state that
q small band Of f9Indians entered the
Hills, rpn of, the stock, aad7 robbed
them of. .theirsupplies. These men Iex7o
press reax themselves with, wonderful unan7;
|im;tv i q tos the .wiealth of this region,
lT6ay aver th.t,z they 40: s, .eonRdent Of
IIns.,n;nr G Is ont eold mfhree to twelve,
Esnd fiftean cants 4 BE. p This viii be-,
a. m;ner l.bnrs. x15l to. $40 q. dsy..
@ IF;ne rnrosnectsa have. followed trials
;vviherever J: made. And there is every
Iraason for hei;evine; that tie more there,
~ Tno,,n ~ the co,,ntrV. the richer Will
rs bas found. Ia ia. Al fsr as,I have been
abia "a 1Karn.' no ,nractical miner; who,
IA tr;aS "a eat rood 80 ceolor. has; up, TO-
this time f.iled.a The ,Whole eulch 'borr
iarins On Frsnch ,Crssks has undergone.
ma. 5.minutest scrntinN. The apparatps
hitherto .uied 81 81 tie miners has been
THn Tlgz.s s1spnr ~ IN. ss'c fy5I,.x.
When they .arriYel l;n sufficiently large
nnmhbars th;s wili Ia ;mn,royed. i. a lack
of onicksiivar hss han M ..Iseriously sxps-s
rienced nc sTh;s # . IA other deficiencies.
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