The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-30
BURLINGTON PHILLIPS

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aAlnoer OF me numerous region Wouid
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could work no longer they cut timber
ana made Tour large Darges q swallow
STRAIT ard on them iaoded the gold IN
PROVISION boxes, ana mule ana deer
ahsns made into rawnide SACKS. Even
shen tney We're compelled 10 leave
some u II behind because the Darges
Wqnio not carry 1T
the hostile indians who had not
cared attack so large party IN the
mining camp with It's excellent de-
lenses and those who were apparently
On friendly terms with the miners now
NOCk hand In the game After the
Aardy forty had reached the Missouri
and had negotiated portion OF It's
distance they tied up one night, not
long before Christmas. They We're at
tAcked by a large band OF Indians.
who mastered every living soul, sank
tne barges and took all their belong
mgs except the gold. OF which they did
not know the value. Some accounts
hold the Blackfeet responsible, others
the Ogaiala.
How the news ever got to the world
I cannot say, save as the Indians told
~ 1t and friends Of the dead men
traced them into the country from
which they never came out. Gradual
W the story took form and 1t set the
pxCspectors wild. They ranged the
region from the Bad Lands to the Big
Horn river for twenty seven years and