Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-20
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CnicNoo, July -. Ioaio"Ins or
heia' rrpot, VI Coione, .aerrr' was )"
eei,eu y. mui'sly n~eaiIuar'sss 'o-uaya
i.rp cloud A.hNcf, July houn, va rohr
i.AhshiI' July i9.-as iiuica'eu ny my
astaispa'cn ! h,o'eu ny '",osu nhalen.'
10 tne northwest trali on IhuiAh erecs'
IN .nir'y-n.e nouIs my eon n,
ABOUT ssNeh'y'nre niiis-, r.aen,ns ,ne Ta
on SUNDAY evening aoout oe'o.n. ~.
tran showeu 'hAt no IA,ge PA,ae. naa
passeu not'n, ~. uaynsn' ..".uS
morning. s.uu'eu W !. -.
Tue Agency. ~ 'hs samc ,hno
parry OF seven ihuiahs was uiseo'ereu nssi
'ne mana moving win .ne in'en"ou
OF cntihg on Two eouriefs VINO Werc y.
proaehihg sage creek. parry was ~,
OUT 70 these inuiahs on' mnu sueeeeueu
In killing u OF heni: Inc command
then moved out al once aiter other ihuiahs
seen IN this direction u pursneu ,heni.
but they All escapeu' iea'ihs iour io,ees
and several hundreu Pouhus ~ proVniohs
behind. After securing the country NOR
oughly In our vicinity We moved ~ once
toward u Agency. AZ . distance oi
twenty-five miles to the northwest OF the
Agency the Indians broke camp D ned'
so that W did not succeed In catching any
u them. The trail was much worn and
the indications were that hundreds OF In
dians were driven In by our movement.
From repeated reports, which i cannot
give In this dispatch. l was certain OF
striking the Cheyennes, and TO accomplish
this ! marched hard to get on the trail
taking infantry along 10 watch the wagons
and 10 fight II necessary. Reports received
here led me TO believe that many Sioux
warriors were with the Cheyennes. am
now satisfied that the number Of Indians
leaving the Agency are exaggerated. am
certain that not over 100 Indians Tor
rather ponlesl all told, have gone north on
the main trails within the last ten days.
The C%heyennes whom we drove In yester-
day took refuge ON the Reservation toward
Spotted Tail. II they leave again ! think
: Will he to go south TO the As.neies,n -
they seem 70 u ihoroughly irishIeneu ou'
OF the hortisih UP. Our appesrance on
Indian ana 10, creeks "nsa ,uI.
Prise 70 .he inu,Ans ~ ,na' 'e,n,,., uu'
'hose .aI,nei y. ~e.' IT,.
80 .na' 'nr! so'oa !" ~ va, ,s,n
Iusi ,.e.',e" iTu,. nsn r.. isua
. 49, r"saiiia na,a ~ iain
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ior' LaIano 'o-nisn' .nA, nnias
ncr' seen 'h,s venus WY. p."n
maj, posi- OF rla,e river. .ap'.,n ..ssn,
WIN ms s'a''e" NUM- '"'"'
Town. r. o.,
man named ray, VINO eane .n.o .,iSu,,
~ I'LL n.wai Isna na.r r,ms into
III ciona on rr;jay and re,ortcJ that
crook had had a fight and lost many men.
As there IL no such news at Fort Laramie,
which has later dates from Red Cloud. we
do not credit the report.
I'm. rx,r.ue Heat I'm Nrv York.
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n" ILL, -, - ,hara lie, sy-
~ r.. vi sho,a ans bnndre,l
-, on. 80 iii This 4. mon.
$50 amJ.n ;n:,cns.hI. s.c,iace ~ Inn.
,a.n IT, anil after ali alIovanee has been
- 80, r. -. ~ clim.,. /, Ia .imnly
aI..s..s, a. onr .iyiI;,.,ion Sine,y.n,ne
Ssn, ~, 49, ,ao,,aii,~ o.c,rreJ In tsn.
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T ."aa,.o al, ,Lo po.,.i ~ u.al,h
60 ",,, ra.o,,,ian ..,
!,%soe,ua,' VI" "'"'"e
A'Jp'.n Thu, s,,v nhv.,cia,. h. nm.
r,in,sI 10, one ws.E ar ionr.r IL n-cer.
sary, as assistant survey inspectors. to
visit tenement houses aud care for eases Of
cholera infsntum and other diseases aris-
ing from the extreme hot weather. when
necessary, aud that the Sanitary Superin-
,.nlo,, La a,nnnuatal IA iii vacancies In