The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-21
HILLS VIEWED WITH GOLD.
UYOMING's RESPLENDENT SECRET TO
DE WREsTED FROM HER.
Growing Relief that the Bia Horn Region
H. the Richest In America Coming
Stampede Senator spencer's Expedition.

stampede Senator spencer's Expedition.
DrApwoop, ID. r.. June i3.-Thcrc IL every
indication OF tremendous stampede In less
thnn thirty days To the Big Horn country.
Scores " men are quietly pulling up stakes ind
departing for the unknown region.
senator spencer Ii or.anizing an expedition.
20 consist OF twenty cNp'ricu ed miners. and
will start out on the Dist inst. proceeding direct
10 Cantonmcnt Reno. 1870 miles distant. where
he will be Joined by Lieut., Riley and II company
Of the Fifth Cavalry us an escort. The party
will take two months supplies 1T that point and
push on nor,hward TO the headwaters Of No
Wood creek, u stream reported to be- nearly 100
miles long. with numerous tributaries and very
rich. After prospecting this gulch thoroughly
the party will move on Ia No Water and Sage
creeks two other largo courses said to he
full Of gold; and thence on and around the
northeastern corner OF III" range 10 the h"ud-
waters vt Tongue river. ~ plurng its trihutA-
rics and Tia" other strrnn- on th' eastern sl9p,.
ii was the original intent on To start ON the lOth
inst Your correspondents WIN accompany we
party. ~ instructed. and W u forward accounts
Of the country from tim" Ia tim". IL the mHggre
mail facilities Will permit. Each man Will be-
mounted upon IA good sto X ~ can be-
bought; will hr armed with improved weapons.
and 400 rounds of ammun tiun. whil' a pack
animal for every two men wll transport NEE $,
seven days No Wood creek IN twenty. AMI To
return VIA. Rawlings. On the Union Pacific 10y
some risk ~ sitting Bulls gang * cached in
the mountains SOM where. and have OF late
made frequent raids upon miners prnspnctors,
hcrdcr-. 't'. brush or two with them VIII,
Therefore. not come Unexpectedly.
Concerning the mineral wealth OF the region
there ar no two opinions. miners unanimously
concurrng in the belief that the Big Horn il To
be the gieat and permanent gold region OF
America. Numerous go X and hull stories are
afoat no douht which am lifting from reports
based on faca; nut through ALL nt tious ~ well
ms renl runs "A CONTAGIOUS contdcn,r. TINT there
10 up al Ia tif ~
some. miner, and happy d"liNerancc for our
land from tho stress " hard times. in the loom
ing mountain range Of wyoming.
The following extract from lornl paper pos.
scsscs some truth. tut any man with gram %
claims can h' worked. IT, take out s2l.uuu IN
that length oi time Is simply out OF the question
to Tor tno sIa L I'M. Aier rnchins b,adwi,.i he dc.
cilyd to rush ~ Ne In lion Mou'mn and did 81.
guides Noius Wa heard nom hun THAT until late
wwhnaann ~ s, m a. a. ip, v,,,, M ,, he
hcm Ater smtch.n- on the .urase The pro-pc, t
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sru Nmig mAn sinfy tNins ut ihi.. amy
i ' Indians f sam, ""S i R, r s,s e s Isi
received mo'l'r lttr uDm Mllluid. oat,i Maf''.
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mc hsd cr.ssci tu"t,a', TO- ~,fA Tor i,ni aai lai
siaked or ~ claim, ior tni.cl, and "Amlu IT, had
re,uii. 81 lii W,iunio ffoce, ra. il'ir,
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shase CO.. uIc. M re- ',.. Co., w., 'li cd, "i i' .l
cong ha,aN ''- az, 81 l." an y, ,,,
nom - Loo. r nhi.0 H. ad ,hat.ie ha, r,ce.'s'
from ia ir,t r-l"'' 90 gold duet ~ .hs nal dg
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