Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-15
THE HAMMOCK WAR.
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wISSENucoA, Juneli.-The North Wes-
tern Comp.ny'a stages departed and Ar
H.. 80 Tina AGENT.
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Shepard. states that regular trips wiz W
made between w~innemucca and McDer.
"a, an, ill I'm, through m soon n the
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ROAD can oe 'o'Asu'
be in . few days. twenty "incnes'er ie-
pesting rifles were taken out this morning
=, ,ha p.r,di.e stage 10 parties In the
-. ~ ,.,,a ,o.,., 9TH
valley. "a6oh' Ano ".e ~
Government stores for Fort Boise when
will be escorted by Captain Eagan's COM
,,.,J M nav. NJ Indian d~eprodstious
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to-day.
Boisr CRY, Idaho. June lt.-The troops
from the west, which were detained win
the exception Of Bendire's Cavalry, Tor
this place. have been ordered to leave tho
Boise City road and go TO the sheep Ranch
ON the winnemucca road by . shorter
route up Snake river. Captain Bendiro
with his cavalry company OF sixty men
arrived here yesterday. and ~ soon as tho
necessary preparations can DO made will
20 with General Grover 70 Big Camas
prairie, where they will be joined by tho
troops under Major Sanford. now on the
overland route. General Howard 10 at
Sheep Ranch, 100 miles south Of this place.
ON the winnemucca road. Colonel Ber-
nard's cavalry il somewhere In that neigh.
borhooi. watching the movements OF the
Indians. The settlers Of Brunesu Valley
and adjacent vicinity have abandoned
their houses aud come to this place for
safety. The settlers on the Boise City and
Canyon City stage road IN BAKER county
Oregon. for 4 distance OF Sky miles, nave
also left their homes and sought places OF
safety. q.
Captain cambridge, In omman Al
Fort Hall. under Instructions from tho
Secretary OF War, sent Two bannoek IN
dians ~ messengers 70 confer WIN DunAio
Horn and 10 learn ms WHEREABOUTS anu
Intentions. These messengers, IN passing
through Marsh Basin, In the eastern Sec
ton OF the Owyhec country, fell into the
hAnus Oh hiou'ehan. mooI, onV ~ nra
,nrnaa h..t anil mo-, ,iloveJ ~ proceed On
| their mission, though they were provided
with passes duly signed by Captain Balm.
bridge. Upon returning TO Fort Hall
they were again sent forward by another
route.
The volunteer company unuer oap,Ain
.an g. ~: r,iioa ~ tam',,;e. .nJ Sreiybtsys
NJ Payne's Ferry, 1. now on the WAY back
| 10 this place, escorting seventy freight and
| emigrant wagons, and a large amount Of
| stock. They arc encamped tonight at
| Canyon Greek, forty miles east Of this
place.
Passengers by the overland stage report
Major Sanford's command at Payno's
Ferry, where the stage crossed.
Everything here wears the appearance
Of preparations for an active campaign
against the Indians. We may expect stir
ring reports soon.
Some Of the military officers have re-
Gently interviewed Tambiago. the Indian
now under sentence Of death for the muir
der OF Alexander Rhoden. TAmbiago says
III 49, a,h"r In5,sns .nS, ,hair nI.n
WAS 10 rendezyous nj Juniper Mountain
and at Sheep Ranch. got the Piutes to join
them. and then proceed north TO Salmon
river.
Major Soniord has furnished an escort 10
citizens whose property was raided at
Glenn's Ferry, aud to Mr.. Bascom. whose
brother was murdered near that point. to
go with them to the scene Of tho raid and
murder to secure what property was left,
and to bury the dead.
Major Downey, who Is on his way with
his command to sheep Ranch. has received
orders to return to Fort Harvey. in conse-
quence Of information received that Egsn.