New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16

than all the other perfls combined Finally the thng
done, election made unanimous ny very iouh
Yeas" Possibly this unanimhy may be accounted for
IL their Thought that the sSRo ns COURAGE wsps to-
nonate another candidate The S 1 Srsn''; .e of
He sn ms, wss snIfS Sd Oh but %
boys call him Old anyhow. He said 'uentlemen
ns hat So sa oS %nd we w to
which moye-gcntlenen some OF Me Dogs Mac :, rs e
Chairman rowned and ordered the Secretary to perform
that office whcreupon an ntelllsen, yog man 1umeo
10 draft resolutions indicative OF the sentiments OF s
meeting"
Tnis was ,roinpty carried and report made.
RESOLUTIONS PASSED.
The following are the minutes Of the meeng furnished
by Mr. Robert Foimsn. Secretary The proceedings
have rewritten AID altered somewhat only, how
ever in the phrsseolosy Old Johns speech has peeh
than corrected:
Che Recorders Camp at to-day. Mr. Monat Deputy
Recorder. called the meeting to order ana
seconded and carried. Mr.. Robert Formen was then
elected secreisry At the Request OF a ae In few
brief remarks Mr. Allen said he Judged inc lnip9sse o
arrived a; among in the guch about the pro
tection OF existing cians also the hXng OF UNI ,n
representation 1t moved and carried that com
mtce he appointed to draft resolutions Mcssrs MONET
Allen. and Hill were appointed Comntt%S . 1s t 1o,
chair The Committee subsequently presented ue ioi-
Whereas Ii has become necessary for ali miners ano
Unauthorized persons TO leave the Black iis ~ aug
-. 1873. ii becomes necessary for union OF is
protect their GAINS inns, a,n ssGu1e 10 'ho' 'o i0"''
J. Re Reso're3. That unicn Of miners DO effected Tor
protection q all claims agains; Jumping OF Ieioo
= Rat we each hind OURSELVES to protect aud secure
to enoh claminliec his claim. providing ne ccmPhes
with the ah0Ye resolutions adopted vi TINS m es, su
produces records 10 substantive the faci t1pt nc va,
bona oinu,olfOr q; tho time he p ofccd ~ MUMMY
authority Ia leave his claim and the Hills , a
,uion %scs VAR amended to read That claims shall
be held good up 70 90 days after the ih'hcaM u VIC
treaty 10y Cengfess" The following RESOLUTIONS were
Them Olp0 and carried:
Rossrcd That thanks be extended to the officers ana
soldiers the kindness shown to the miners OF tins
Resored That the members of tiis meeting sign their
names the last resolution
Roeoised That a copy Of these resolutions 10 preserved
sy the Recorder Of this district. ,.-.
Resorrf That a copy the proceedings -. TINS meet
inr be forwarded to Cheyenne papers and printed
The meeting then ADJOURNED
In conversation with the men attending the meeting
and il TO the intention OF all on this creek 80 leave
tho region just gctting out OF the bottsn
land and had reached the trail leading home. two men
came walking YEARLY along from Fundle's Greek Ac-
costing them found they were just Ill from Sioux CITY
they did not believe this proclamation would be enforced
81 anyhow" they wore "gong to the Big Horn
country There he doulN that Gen. Crook differs
soincwhat with them. They will not to the Big Horn
There will ne cmany miners to be mel On Aug 10 AT
Casters Gulch, recommended in the proclamation
Thoy leaving this region every day Camp after camp
this creek has pulled up stakes and departed Livery
dsy parties have along from the eeos noithoI ts
place There is tho same movement frem french Creek
\ question has arisen ~ 10 Wat mas Dccho oi
a.; r 1,@ar,r al viEnc. very low ,t mounted a. When
coming The teams irucn dilapidaie-l, waning
day-wo oxen at polo ard Of those patient lit,e
things the donkey are, and what loais they cary WIN
with miner foi oYcoadng one Of thom, DO replied
"wha DO SO tiiuk he's made Of Mi'tcr Maybe sail
On niossses WHY that or 'oorro taken from ine ZION
leu anguagci Kin tot 800 Can't ye JGsne J4hn-
nie dit -, opinion. but followed his owner IN
submissive Wsy, Ake whipped wife follow ns dsankct
! scamp.
MOVEMENTS OF THE SOt.DIrEs.
On Aug 10, tine time appointed by Gen Nocs fr the
miners IL Facet. Col, Dodge, commanding the Black Hills
expedition, viii go to Camp HaiTey in Clusters G'c
For the present hs will supeIinend the execution OF
Gen Crooks orders Lieut.. Hail. with Company "a
Cavalry, will DO stationed AZ that point untl Capt
Pollock. 9th Infantry, arrives from Fst Laramie WITH
his command of company of nfansy and two OF
cavalry. These Will be Capt Poccas c'spany 9Th in
iantry, Capt w~ls's I'd Cavalry. and Captain ioarrS
Sd Cavalry. II is Understood that Capt Pollock viii
rgdiy the order Of ciocmon but - 81 neons
are to he avoided There wiz be no need Of force III
making arrests ei "oy STALKING lnriie, who may wy to
hide They Will b@ 80 small ~ nsnbair AS 10 he easily
managed 1t is said the Captain mas boon selected FOR
tlis important d-uy baaG,e OF his tact aud judgement
lie VIII haye need u both The station viii be = hard
one for him and ne ary e5ieTay s1vCfe iGr tHa
scptnnhei, ,d by November the Hills will most likely
or An. - a. st,,ed- Ger. Croo. wost Oh TO Rarud
Greek lhe q ne party, who remained in camp on
spring Ceek were conducted thioaSb tie disghg- me
Uc~ting tls sFI75n was one II tho fst sights DO
TIE dan, ami di,ch the slucing tie panna- ia
nished niero., .ng onto tsfnment \ pan ~ Mr was
49, s"e e veTit,e g"d ,sk,4 rght FROM that
cfe,k Is one RAN cYmraSyd himself. / turned ogt
good "iposno,i" anou, three cents; nod shNdcd
the 9th Infantry, o"e 81 tho gncots, who IS an
od California;. threw up his hands ana eh-
claimed. "Ihores the color sure onousa IL carries
me back I, AincsIcSii h,vc@<n AZ There's
n1ttinE III" here when "c go, tIo river uit"--HIes
.lontas ard work which cost about %''.oO,-We nag
fortunes Ono piece OF bed rock he nrst and ia't
seen A. oeI you threw The dirt in,o suice No more
mining fer sno Though. one might great dcn " ra'H
next morning and dam. hitch, and sces hw'it
dean a whistle to San Fraucisco, ami haven't
ijmcs" and ne Major hai,Js ed pan Of dirl foT in
sane o. tic party complained Of their i'll luck 81 hunt
weud not he Back HiiIs without getting s1ac game.
Under the Of one OF tc officers u tie camp
M>sss FostG and Csmhcll fid IT, h"nQr one !.tcr-
noon killing three fine large deer: The first blood for
t,e party on tac t,a II was foatlcr &C -.
Gen. Crook is one Of TIE h,s. of hunters and tieg
party moved to Rapid Creek. where grand
d a@nt w Wis no p Ss do% Ii IS S5h p aay
here thoiT bi for the two days was 81 deer and el&
next and Mr. OConnor OF Washington WAS good third
Col. Dodge hot placed This Is t. re wondered at
tributes always. not eyen Usually, cchtnei Col
Dodge is engaged writing book 10 bc pui'fs-hot ls
compilation OF facts and stories abost the game Of
this Western country.
AsCsNT or HAErFY's PEAK.
The sasut6c party OF the expedition unde< Ma. New
ION has n uincd from successful OF Narncys
Peak Dr st00iyciddy was the first 10 slcceed IN this
dangerous attempt foot hill. SO 10 speak was climbed
by some members OF CHstets expedoa but the topmoa
splrc was n< otched. Ta0 Doctor, hy some severe
climbing succeedod ia fixing laria tist tho rest of
tho party obtained tSe Gi footing step bsyond which
tsy were az 10 aSceni to the very summit. Cant
1nttlo furnished with tine latitude of the Peak, which
believe has not bccS before accurately Obtanoi, and
also tho altitude. They follows: latitude. ij'
so or hight. 100 foet.
Mr. Root OF whom hsve spoken No ofieN in prcyiccs