Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

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90 Geo ah ''3,.t h'hor' ana during the
salmon season D. ir.lu'nisull thorivcu
implying into tllr Boring sea nnd The
north Parii.cUud ibrir trihu'aricg as Tar
ps tho ii.h gp. After tlic salmon run b.
uy"i 'IauuImal retreats into the reccssos
oi th' hills, wh.rc berries aud small
game are plentiful Among other things
Doc docs besides fishing and occasionally
chewing rp hunter, be- Is % great road.
Major fur this part ~ Alaska Nor only
ore the hriaa % tlc streams troddgn iu''
good trails BY thcHe huge numbering
boasts, hut the swampy plains are cgH.s.
rd in cFciy direction 10y paths leading TO
the hills the traveller viii do we'll 20
follow them iu juuucyiug across tho
country us they Invariably lend tp thc
best i''durpinru4 along tho stream aud
FORM the bgt routes tp the hills.
q hunter VINO hns 8iHut some tiro
there recently chasing brown boau
writes fuvorul ~ mS experiences to tho
s.litl" Telegraph
My irtt onr1dnt"r. W h' says, with
o1"uf These brown n"lr W.' % startling
experience los u'r. nnd l huvu always
Thought equally nDi'r tho bear We had
b'tn working up nflinst nsirung cur
rent ~ the knIWn- river all day, and
toward niEhrW. pitched uur tont 90 the
ba 20 OF % high hiuN to'ming tho right
bank Of the tifo1n' While supper was
being prepared climbed the blum 60
got look ct Che country aud was walk
ing along with my gun carclcssly held
~ my loit hand Tho tpp ~ tho blum
was d'nsely covered almost 90 tho edge
with spruce and nldefi' ana the under
growth was 30 thick that It was impos.
Sadie tnfc" moro ihan aicw feet through
II. Ahoad pi me a. clusteroi rocks olet.
ed temporary ll~n % nt down and
ENJOY the view, aud made Tor IT, Just
~ reached lh' nearest rock trrmen'
dous shaggy animal arose apparently
from undor my ieot. aud ! Immediately
i'Soghlt'd IN MN tl' brown pear OF
WHOSE h'I'eh''' ',lo h.ilN,s had b''h
t'lllhR mo Tor Weeks NY ur't instinct
was 70 shooi' and probably would have
upho no haa my gun O'oh VA my riRht
hand, but tho i'rat motion made the
bear reared ca hi' launches aud was 40
iurinlnhulo LOOKING ihat concluded IN
wait ana sec what no intended dong.
Aiior u moment = h'1tntlon' during
Whlch ne TUNED NJ. mead from sue 70
ndo ana I''f'h h'S chops IN most sug'
g'si'Nc laahl'i, ho dropped oh all iours,
anu with wonderful qu'cknrs turned
ana sprung "lt OF SIGHT IA tho dense
uhd'rRfoWih. when returned to camp
ana related my experience lah'tnh-ruk'
my native guide assured mo that the
Dear must recently have concluded u
heavy neal or uthcrwiso no would have
attacked me.
some oN'crl nom fpmo OF tho yes
sells OF the bering i'A hoet went ashore
at hcrundegn hay during The summer of
1881 on u deer hunt, and ono ~ tho
party saw bear about 100 yards distant
eating berries, without Thought ~ the
consequences, ho raised his gun and fired
at the animal
Tho shot went wide NJ tho mark, but
az the report ~ th' gun tho bear started
Tor the hunter ON dead run His charge
the officer ID Tpauutpr. Int. although lad.