The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20
LOVELY ASPECTS OF NATURE.
A Land of Flowers, Fruit, Gold, Honey
and Precious Stones.
ADVENTURES OF THE EXPLORING PARTY
Trails Of Indians Observable, but
No Indians Seen.
MIDDLE BRANCH OF BEAVER CREEK, J
Near 104tn meridian, attitude
AZ deg. as mn. 81 gee. june 2. 1870.

- a. "a ~. ~ 80 lima ) 10, |
wa cl,so ~ III. omar RIM ar mountains an
.,os,ng ia ..nfrtharp II Doraaon ro.oay,s
narcn a. ,ean Al ainnost nseless one owing -
30 ,n.,r,,r,,o ,o,,,rorc. ~ IoaA rba ori,a ana
~ ro,,ar,anlo ,tsr,,n,,s ~, a,oaotat,npsn ~ a.
wo,,o. 3 lama amor II, 80 ectant,6c cnr,s
paIo,a tne exned,tton ma STARTED nom Fort lar
,a a. iannar onnorncaa "a ,,cr,rors
,eat A. ,ahors ,yo,ia lo,,n * ia 1oatn
nor,a,ap ~ ioro,,,oa-,ha INA ~ nom.
ans ns,waa, moo INA wyoo,nc Tno
man morars bava ar,vn nus riv,s,on alono tne
sont.vasrer, optssfr,s ~ ts. p,ars ntus ana
throngh ther n,rtnwsstern ,ort,on Mteongb
,ew ubIta ma, tf.nv nae. ovar lookaa mon me
PlacE pnls NON The naar.ro ade II vas believed
.hat tne ona.ses ~ liz respectable topo0rapners
II rha nasr mtypr tal somewhere near Inc truth
IA Il, ,annay he,ng vonno ana entnnsiast,c
ma s,ncere aim IN rhe,r pronhet,e inspIration.
Eottw inevltan,e that the lo4tb merl1ian mnst
touch the outer o.ses Or the ANS al this latttuae
because tae preconeslyed prorramme 81 opera
mons axed TINS "a an absolute la.t. Bur me
lu4tn meridian has been very obstinate. Last
ptght astronomical observations snuwed that
pnr eamp on me main Beayer was IN
DaKofan tonr d Il ope.halt miles e3st ~
,fs wesrern bonnaarg Ana Ann tne Rlace NM
remained At 4 constaerahle Instance tr,n ana
uid nor move al ,acn and 81 rsspeet f,r the lo4tn
meridian Instead ~ Ieay,ng inc ,o4th me,,o,an
Al TINS time 10 taRe care og ltsell alter learn
,no,nat i IA ~ II ,n,s no,nt ronc, ma rag,on
- ~ avnloraa ! corsn,,ac, ,os na,che, - ~
hrotn =, ~ o,,h,.,o,. sc,o,-.st .baron, .oo,.,,o
naaepres ,yara !, i. rasar,ad u II ia ,o,,ar ~
,.o,d Ia > To-oav 80 naon ,oonsro,e1 !, r,arcn
mo Vs. OF norm ~ searcn ~ ma roYtr,caI ma
,aoo,olass og ,bs ,oc.,,on !, ya,ar sorrnos 80
mai NODE ,as ~ ron, "a n,,,n,,o,, u
confor,o - ,,r Iannse,s n,,ns ~ ,c,i,n All a.
a. - 800 a., rar,,, - ross,,1e ,na,r aocono
ousnmon- 49, ~, 49, 80 anr III
-, - ,,,t II -. ~
So'uinu' ~ toAo"ius curse lhaieaeeu ~
lose Merryvlhe over weil-worn tran,
,npposed 10 lead TO the gear Lodge Bplte
:, - ,,a1 sc,,- - .-,' - $50 I
- sue usea' Ao1' - campus vas 40uuu - -
ABOUT a mile west or the boundary line aud once
Lore Ia tne Territory OF Wyoming. AhalfmLe on
Tue TaA We caiupeu 4or Tue nlght Oh nahieIess
Dralch OF the Beaver, running between the West
80 49, - - 49, I" "'eu Ho' - 49,.
uA'eu 'nan ~ GAZING 4 the Aiuu4e fo'A. Ar
lenney, fuly satisfied by This time that both ne
Rlacr Utaa ana rna 1oatn meridian obstpa+.lv
s =. .-. ,. - -
would not come 70 MIN III he remained a. MS CHOSEN
lonaitude, he must 90 70 them nke me great
, US - = 'AsA' - - 800
Wopus' " "ecS4' Sonseh'eu - aoauuOh M i'n-
possible problem. In the morning we move
..a-- .- :, ! ... . ~ ~. go, : -. !,
morrow near tn outer range on the East Fork or
the Beaver. nich RISES 10 tue raynes il the west.
an mis- ana oon,saa ao0n tnrongb ! yoc,v 10
- - - -
- hAU kA@tAs
m corn,ro rnr,h ~ 800 nor,narn nroncn =,
Platte River never Until now much known to sas
Enite man, exeeo; along me trails leading 70
.-.., .r..-. =. ,..ss..s-.' .. ..-s'' !.
narAea tafeoanOat oy interesting features. IL
soutains the gnest lands both for Agriculture ana
ororazinv roart bave VA saen A tbe Terr,forv az
$500 II y. - -. =
Wyoming. None Of the large streams crossing our
,atn Were mora tnan twenty rniles apsrf. ana
IL ,pts resnect me statements az psrsons Ubo
80 4s, - = pe 49,
Lave pFstehasa 20 ka0w sne gssetapny o. Ine
region pave oeen p oven 10 be grealJ ~ anlt
hOst " me bottoms are u g0ody W!oth ana
very lerlLe' ne .lI uelAR heasy ahd oi IlAurl-
VI sroWth. BluHs ana riogss eOuhd me vision
% almost al sl9es, and are. or course less lnyt-
ng Llan tae vaae1s seinE sparsssy covered . WIN
weeds anu aefo4d OF Inner. OA me 'uiNt1es,'
between Tue sinai watersheds, wnere the surface
assumes tne ~ ~ q DIokeA pains Ahd MeSaS or
plateaus, there are frequently sterile patches,
some ., which oea. strong resemblance 70 the
ssleoratea A4upa.Ses Ierfes Of DsAots eisnty or
ninety miles cas- d our tralL The noisIe1lng
influence o. tie streams permeAtcs the sol
lhtOu-A olOAo aAtas y s-i4s! anu praItle. WIN.
Dat tae necessity q HfiEAtou sucn iaEda would
weld better crops man can Dc raised IL
of gro~th ana ripening sTe comparativey
Drlei az NJ txh attitudes ~ these regions; but
zoe harder sDecles u Gr.iu would equire 10
Vigorously. Wild I've, 10 taick patches. Is found
along Tue banks OF tie south FORK ~ tie Cheyenne
hifef, i0aced Wsth ~ cen Aerne4-.
The ooisny q ne country through which We
have assed VII TO- Dc properly .tu1ed. because
no written authuflties aaFe been brought along
~ ~n,en y elasshs ne pianis met VITA. soAe
o. them, however, are easily reCogIlZaole-such
as toe arasp4r, daisy, Via pea ana
mountain II eNeA. he plquant csc as
Asserts Itself more emDHa4cauy tnaD
/ speak wIfh conaaence. rom an ec1te expe.
.4euce never " ~ org0ttcu. Our poor dumb
- kes sticking h their anNles aud causlt Z taln
and inflammation. iney, wcver bear IL pa
10 he cactus. il flnds cOutenfmeut aud pro-per.
COS grown where grass = sckiy aud tina. Mhd