, 1879-06-26
Is A Hell will, tl,e bottom Burned Out y
--Organic Rcmnins Of Pro-
dIglous Monsters Of The
Itfutt EARTH.
Ems New Btlvor and Gold Region Boon
Found 2---Disooveries Of Prospaotors
IN tho Vicinity Of Eagles
Nest Butte,
God Arablc md Grazing Lands IN Tho "Dtscrt
Dtt"-..A Large Herd d Stmi-Domos.
-, tltalcd Dn1afees.

49, 80, ~ n r.. ~ = a., ,..S
k1r'p elIs' n.,l :, .Aa' M-on .ne IAN o.
!sst Aa} ouI c1peutlH'' se1 out lsom hao'a
lily, III '''s D'ue" ii"'e, ~ "ns eoshposeo ol
teSen "snoc,s. 1,', v,"'' san"el scos', e1si. en-
glnecF; ffol. william iloobf' amateur geoloetst
and noiahlst' iafee fn'hefe, WHO from motives
Of scliao'efess as miners, no mol no" WISH t'e'r
names e''en 70 ."e n'loic' ahu your corfc'
sPontlcnt. "e latl t"o-norse temp TO carry
our siipp'scf' anu eaei isaa eooa slalnE hoFae
n1n was nF'ned eap-a-p'e, Us We o'a mol Know
what hon' we nlEht pe " jumped up ny 11f-
dians after leaving tho hap'd-Creck settlements.
Each had special motive In mixing tho trip.
Ar. scott's ambition was to procure data to
mako atl accurate tnap OF the Bad Lands Of
Dakota; Prof. liobbs' hobby was to MI up tic
gaps left by Darwin IN Ills evolution thcortcs,-
the hight Of nearly every amateur geologist's
ambition; the tnIners were bent upon discover
ius rcl, silver miucs which 1n.lian tradition anil
old trappcr gossip l,atl located about tho hcnd
nj Eao!s,s Nest Crcck: md your hu,n,,lo srry.
'. 4 -, ts,.,',.,,..
an' was tc1t,s''isu ~. ~ o'","'u'i5s ~ 'as ~ W
might have tic nbtlstT TO Ito 80, carry ont The
Instructions OF THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: to
uv1s,r rur rao1tsnq nr r,Avnr,
,nd rcnort rcnsratjr ,,pon tI,r conn,rv cxnlorcd.
r1vln,, snccial n,tentfou to mincn,l discoveries
~ ,"5toat,or. NJ ,n;,o-,, ,roa,t, :,
os .ea'e"'ue r.!,,. ". a'''s'at Nv, "s,"s'
oA..' A'''L NH'N"oe'"t> '''1 "'e%|1' ~ eSsoAHEs
Or asking for II military cscort, VIC concluded
without dissenting voice tl,at se,atl Of troops
vou,d nrovcn htn,lronce r,tbcr thon or .l1 In
"ouu l''I'" .,''....,'. ''. vi NJ ~. ="
Carrying OUT Inc oo1eets ol t!ae eAoeo'tloh. lho
prospectors, especially, recalling The restrictions
plaeel upon the got1+.lslutcrs who nccompauicd
i;en cus,cr fo thu t}tart f1,,ta II, 1s7d ,ycre M
us"' o .,.,,Iss. s,1..s. ainn :" g. ep
posed 10 haVsnG ho'a'cfs hlonR. 80 my cfcden-
tials wofc not presented to The commander Of
Fort Meade.
uocop+ contoua s,,vcra hal ,,,7a tho .x,,o,,.
|.e"1 1,, ~ =. .,a. '1u 'A" t1m nv "As.
my from Nap'a e1ts, III INC b1aeK 1llls' u fhe
Cheyenne River crossing, heavy nE,1 s{ow,-tllc
moro ilnpussablo from tho fact tbut ,yc moved
c~,. +ho lar ,,-n,,,a ~ r,rot,I,,r E,,,, c,,,1 -,
WV w. -" Eo"sso Vs. 4.ae'u .4eon ~
Ls montll, d!sta1'ee OF aoont ycieht fn'lee.
Tie country a'l the way from Rapid, City 10 the
CDaycunc, following the course OF the creek. Ia
suscen,fhtc or roficd cul,,votiou. The settle.
."""s,s .,.,.1a ",..,t,,.. ...',.9 ..t.s $50
mehtS aheaay cS'ehul'lg t"e'Vo NILES aowh.
The land thus tar pre-ctnptcd Inns bcen taken up
In compact Tracts, MI Joining; which shows that
1hcre II little c,,oice bctwcrn t,n different nor.
t5ons that II "a ~ tl,c s,e ,en.ro, ,bnr,c,o,
s'4is, ~ - -, " 'u1 eaae seneau' e"olaetee
throughout LUG sou Of the ltaptu Greek
Vaflcy-l may Say Of ali tho pcrcnnially. flowing
currents Of tic N,act, Hills after tl,clr lobouch
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