Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-25
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rate ornamentation, and the designs
were solely due 10 ffndian taste D 9nd
skill. I WIS, y,mueh gratified and
looked an with gogsid dersbler wpader
ment and Satisfactfon. =" y = q
.e1odPHEIDRILL, ,R6OM.lsa
The word was at length given to
rosSN TI1a,sF ars roSI' }%I stl'5 too
sprzt1rB non, 84f q IHYsinta4s ahe
sReyfpfpyecs,b wsa 9yoqawitpsy.
We were not. expected there that
dan, sopseHlepttyIaoo prepaRtisns
wsTfei Tfi,mP}aqe maqe for efeet, - sat at ths ,eHl
~ the leader in GANG four young
bucks ard four sqdawSss II ii "a Hthheeif ordi-
observation-disclosures buekypgt
differing much ip clothing from the
easy and careless, dress oT the first
volunteer revolutionary fighters un-
der Garibaldi, sad9ths squaws were
,113eatllyy alIiid .pfapteffy dTssssd, aEitb1sa
sDrta OF tDHser col ~ llinatiDn of sOnHsr
thing between taY bdave ai3d a bloom
ar for the lether sXtremitiesr 80 and
they realty locked very attractive.
In; in.age' they ranged bucks and
Observation-Disclosures to 'tlnee4and-
twenty; oIThey alaf,o been gathered
Eom Tie ,Modacs Aparha. Comsnehe,
and Warm Spring tribesis JFheoIMo-
docs and they Cpsanehes were at
inactive, fprithey weressny ything but
lovely specimens OF tiit human, race,
and scohyeyed the ideaI that they
would DE hard dleWtome esse ton,handle
if once they got their Indian ''biood
5 w s55H7 Et is.. ssss Il 4 sa gybt5tnats xas&
of the white iaboring race. Neither
sr p1s Elsde9n & fitsttss Il olnt
a dSery attractive IIpers0hage--iast
such one as would tempt the white
tfaderbn The frontier, &4ib had. 4osS
gotten somewhat of his home, to cast
IN his lot with 4 THE dtnizehs ofifhs
wigwatn.l ss The triiditibnary st2riM
Of Pocahontas. aud Captain gohp
ShifR ,srAstea rf6 ceaafng 10 ny
mind 4asif looked at them, and | felt
Considerable commentator for the
good yltastesy OF the spaw renowned
Captain. There was another young
Iudfah about the premises who on
this eeer,tq4 dia ,4ntpiYs, sand a
yrpsa Eoff wdpn7 gsigSg I scat
tssiaif 8 mother = nitgIitA We'll ~fccl
proud, as ! looked upon that little
Indian child, and y somewhat caph-
vated by the modest department. Of
tie So tiaws,sI confess that could
not sustain the sentiments of the
great generals alluded to, and it
does seem to me, and others, IDS if
Captain Mcdonald. by his exhibi-
tion of the Indians whom he has
trained, ~ destined to change the
current of public sentiment in ia
vor of this race. He shows, be-
y6hd all question. that they have
capacity for higher plane of life
than is now almost universally be-
lieved. .5Ji JU
l shall not attempt to give in de-
tail their" performances, But they
arg, very justly styled "wopderful. "
have neSer sashlanythihgJ 10 lex
eel them, either in this country or
in Europe, and the sguaws. think,
will be regarded, in nearly every
thing, superiorgSto thsir brothers.
They perform Q lightning drill
that is astonishing in drspidity and
precision / seriously doubt ifany
''crack company" of militia or reg
ulars, oap matah tn EN- insth e manu-
al of arrfs-and my reasons for that
conclusion. are that their natural.
da4ike hgility Is not in the, white
man, and Captain Mcdonald is un-
QUESTIONABLE u IL host Axtridfdinary
drillmaster, thoroughly acquainted
with military life from 1boy-hood.
and fired with the enthusiam Of
something like "a mission,'"s and
backed,asshe is w his pwp pyiNate
wealth. that g opposes NO expense.
nor limits time in the accomplish
ment Of, his purpose. '''' '''''' ~
L .sbatsE .tii1AoRLAYER. SO xoG o 81
| After "the war dance" and the
"war song"-a hideous noise, the
eight ssHHkA T1nadhlH ;3H lhey
went ltl,rodghrit with great Ctaste
and delicacy.rc,B Bat the CHEAT point
oRAdexhibition that will assnrsAy Y
catch Itothageas' ihthaRsrfmpsnce
of Puk Shipwan, the Comanche,
whels9masi in With the gbaeefWphaw
of 2 French dancing, master, casrs-
ling aLNiolin audar his arm. He
gets into artistic position and starts
out, with playing very sweetly, u
plaintive air, and passes on through
a variety 6A wsh Known suhes. .Aand
wiads up with a lively hornpipe:
"Hyil4 444f4 Ge3s. I pfSw be,
he Is Neither -Paganinni nor an
| QtRairI q .Es athtttilaa EMO 70 jbe
shows that there is music in his
soul, and skill in bis fingers. But !
liza Sa)&iltten pndush aah khaA6lnse
with the words-of- General Nc
CopE dTtH SlxAiklion2 20 Uhe
whole, was one of the most novel
and interesting we have ever wit