The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-06-30

Cor Dodge have 'foanH asPsrmahsh!t 20!
camp OF French Vsees' nsar aa AarsneJs 3
edtysths stockade the smineFs bhil Whi
Captain Mix brought out. doM Seems
toshase been found 10 ..' aohndsf,c = e. Near
;s1sa ssadfss s.la
|fAna.AsaE considerable xslk baiIdfh$
siuices, digging aitych!ee, ! Eess'fhe Same
party report tlltf the soldiers 10 the !
comm 4td ds have fan9ed out gold dust OF
q rich quality: TfecSmnahd Is report;
ed IN good conaitiaeif:.a - ) 9s ,aga:.., r. :,
9.S 'sas'' - 1sEli o111s1A 80, !.
OnAnA, ,Neb::, june 22:.a,fhe 6lIow in3
is Just received from Col. R:.;5 Dodge,
in command of tie egsoft 70 Prof Jen-
nY's Black Hif's e4plo fi1g gsxPsM1,tltn:o
HAEkEYs r IS, Jlalnsg 4 ! sl5th:7 |
Bfa Aola! found in paying quantities on
French Creek::F; GAteFs REPORTS con-
f1rt1ed in every partioulSr. ! The coIn1
msnai mqiss Ia well ana ia nbe, c6hditioii. =. i
9p Pirate xd1sffces 1scel v9d HERE ray the
eoinmal,d found 100 fnihArs at work IN
Custer,Ss Guicbs taking DOT jgsoold at: fhs
sratetf5 to Is cts. per pa1. Evidence Isl
3stroug that there arc many more mfnefs,
III, ttf3t country. THE gold fonll isl
toafSg ala seaiY, but easily pouh1ed.I !
fellarttiz mines abundant, but no one haas'
lproospected them. No, Indians seen, byI
The 5co,,tI,n aha. s3sTheyA ate. north Of the;
nea,t Il :Iy 'sl ~ 1'aa = Lss:
5 M YFiRaoa: SiEa!o1jcEAN % dtkEspospENr.s
as5 ttn1cXdo. .ItJtitn % ~ A speetat CORES
nondent ofEthet intSt: 0tsea Rith tie ST..
Il fff3c efnadition iit1s tie Black Hills. at
!tS,n h a1r1iieivn uiI French creek Custer 81
anitR ]uihi;t1s ]uihi;t1st daie 81 june 16tk,. sends
7 tH9: kbiiUxin1g tsiegf i'll va Eort Lsramie.
/ 10 .dag !, ieoid in 1hreG Quantities and
and p1o9tl oualitH tas '6eef3 ,Aiscot cred 81 in
+ 2tuxter,aa' tfufcl1: al f1T1ch Creek, and
7 atoht The stream fop' distance upward
I u,f'7 miles toward TIC Source. Since 1mty
Fistesf S,lyicc6y Sent Sc to you from the III aI-
heiittt ttttjnT tttjnT iii blaifs of the scientific corps
Five beed !entifely 'changed, and Camp
|fJSnne:J;;' il the east fotk Gf Beaver creek
ffas ceased to 'be tie ,ptrmsueIt point
Nom which The Investigation radiates.
We wefs to have beeint through the ills
tits: dtay Hine OF; b,t,, " ere delayed.
Col:a Dodee,, With three cavalry colnpan-
les as military escort, fytt Camp Jen-
FHey fOffi tie pulpose of lofatipg s pef1nae
ieaiit CAMP Id s6me " 4nable place III the
+ |fvtiscfnitI 6f aHarnsS' aP 6ali::'' 'Th6' com
H7st!A mArched' about due north sslo11g
Beaver Creek; cher notthexst:: u hsn
E'st The hend of TIE 'ste6nai sday gdstefs s
I tfsil wss struck III .,ths midst 81. SHOW
faitd Taiil, - d&csfyl line Of march
vas pursuedo III y soAta6rrly direction
along Castle Creek, where the rs X {. :, =
Eanoiii5 a@Sf' r1Rsr fxbic4r1oNs .!&':s,;'..I ~
! oftEUld were discotered. This event in
ddctt1 Prvf: 1Jenney, Of the Scientific
7 feoTps,I TO remain lhDAstfe Greek valley
fof three days,a in: order TO prospcct, a
cavalry company being left with them.
fTb4 place 1t which the; ;geologists camp
ed7is located 400 feet t'east Of tic 104th
!: meridian; and was named Camp Futt1e.
EWith the 'renatinders oEthe command
Col: Dodge pt6ceeded in = asout thessterly
direction, ,uatii Custer 3 Park was reach
! ed;an11 last Monda3y:sthe camp was reach
FtSdfin Duster's Gnlch, ana in close con
xfeuity to the 1stockSde built 10y the mi
,tiets whom Captain Mix Drought out Of
Elhs~fiils this spritg. On Gen. Custer's
cavalry camp ground prospects we're
speedilv made aru:' :;i'ftE@ ii:1t zaa:'.'
Al.t, !. / coon col,on; WIS PANIED ousf q ~