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OF the south fork of the Occur
PAlene with four men who wished
10 take trip prospecting. The wa
Ter being very high and having a
rough trip and getting out of grub
we returned to Evolution, and while
went to the Mission for supplies
TWO of them John Dawson and Perry
went with me as faras Beaver creek,
Where they were to prospect while
looked out route for a trail down
Beaver TO the North Fork. mark
ed the trail on my return. They
dFi but little prospecting while
was gone, as they had no faith in
the country, although I took them
toA gulch that ] had prospectCd the
season before and had obtained fair
pOsnects Of coarse gold. As the
1a8r was high we returned they
- ,Ag to Montana, and myself, hear
ing that Girard and partner were at
the Mission with goods and whisky
bound for the north fork, | went
down and found Girurd and hill
MarksDn there. Girard had been in
partnership with me in a hay ranch
on Mud Prairie and was becoming
discouraged. | told him and a man
by the name Of Lewis, then Girlrds
partner, under promise of secrecy
not to give it away until was ready
to let the public know of the gold
discovery made by me. Lewis
sent "A dispatch to Marksom tell
ing him what | had said;
and as l learned advising him to
come up with Girard for the move
they made and for bringing stran-
ger with him. He said he would
vouch for Marksom, he being ac-
quainted with him and they making
Promises Of not giving it away.
concluded to let MdrRsom 60 with
me and assist in cutting trail.
had also become acquainted through
the winter with an old prospector
from Montana, who was to work on
the telegraph line, with whom had
made arrangements to 60 with me
under the same promise. We started
from Evolution on the Sd Of July,
1882, to finish cutting the trail, as
my object was to make a trail, build
Il house and get in supplies for the
next seasons work aud prospect n
little for the best place to work. We
examined the practicability Of trails
up both forks Of Eagle Creek. Find
ing a portion Of the route brushy
and swampy concluded to commence
work on Prichard Creek, where we
put in sluice boxes and done little
work and as thcweathpr was getting
bad we went out for the winter. As
1 have previously st tied finding that
,.s .sia aa.-ss-a.-.s.a.tI tI.-,- l.-.al lss-srssvgl
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For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT At SIS
en-, 1870 1902 m. with through parlor A30 p u
For VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1901
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. &, n orth River, via Sandy Hook
ForLoN0 BBANCH. EATONroWN, etc, at p m
Tckes can be procured at No 3North
River o. G2 POI 2b126l 27l 40, 72l, oi4, 13lT and
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NJ 5W-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ W. 1Ohh ZEN 1hh1I AND IODoON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov 10, 1888,
M Western Eew.York and Northern Express. with
drawing. room cars
ssOa m Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Erie
Cevead and Toledo arriving ~ Chicago lO N next day.
1880 a Chicago Expres dTagingroOm cars to CanGn-
dagua Rochester and Bunaloj connects for OsweRO -.
IL Western New-YoTk and Northern Express Nita
drawing room cars -
d IN Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
90 Louis Express. with sleeping cars for Niagara
Fas Buffalo, Cincinnati except Saturday,, Toledo Detrois
$50 p M Express with Sleeping Syracuse and 70
n, Pacihc Express sleeping FOR Rochester.
Runlo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago 81 Louis owe
20, q so LOwylle except saturday. ,,
Might with sleeping cars 70 AlDany 3nI
Troy Connects With the morning trans for the West aod
North except Saturday nights
Ticgefs on sale az Grand Central Depot NO Bowling
Green 252 and 425 Broadway and % Westcott Ehpres
and 39} ashnsOn and S6I Fulton sts, Brooklyn. ana ~
Fourth.st, Williamsburg. ,,---,- -. -. -.
atoms in and sleeping ears can %
any Of tie ticket offices In Ne".l oh Cy and AZ
333 Nashn 9son-st Brooklyn .
rag gage called for and checked from Fesnence.
roTCitY e. r. MEEkER,
General superintendent general PASSENGER AseDss
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence.
and the Tast All RAN from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily undays excepted TO Boston
sleeping sundays at 20 p with palace sleeping
cars} Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot
arrives at Newport 1875 p IN Pror cars attached
+. W. POlILE, Agent.
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Tickets be procured at foot Liberty Pier No North
River q. lG2, 267 2672ei 27l 4l9 72l pa iSl7 and
Green wichst 3Os East I25h.st principal Hotels In
Nsw.YOrk CITY In Brooklyn At Nos Courtst ~ broad
wAyt 1893 Fulton.stt 2lO MRnhattanayei 7 De Kalb
ave s9l9 Atlantio-ave In Hoboken 2o4 Washn gonst,
N y Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels or residence 10 destination.
J. h. WOOTrEN Gen. Manager. c. O. HANCOCK. O. r.
and T. A. Il p. BALDWIN o. Il. p A. il9 Liberty ST. N, Y