The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-27

b. direction. Fortu.
As3s@ nately none Of US
were hurt, al.
= -,aNasHAA though We were
standing nearby. Lamb was scared
considerably as he had Intended 70
shoot It of by hand. But he acted
wisely by doing as he did.
This afternoon Lamb and we're
out hunting and Lamb brought his
gun to bear upon an antelope. The
lock and pan were blown Oft his
gun without him receiving any in
jury. With the exception OF q large
gene.
There was a heavy frost this
morning and the air was cool ali
day. Another heil storm came IN
this evening and chilled the air.
Sunday, June 81, 1852,
morning.
Both messes concluded to Join
and cat al one common table for
the first time since we have boon
on the broad plains and the Rock|
Mountains OF the far west. And
VIC prepared as- good a dinner as
the circumstances Of the case would
ADMIT. Our principal dish was
chicken pie and there were other
articles too numerous to mention
we shall always remember his
dinner as 1t was given In the South
fass and on the highest neak bs.
tween here "nd the Atlantic States.
Monday. June 90. 1852.
To-day we have travelled twenty.
five miles. We started al e A. n,
and cncamped at S y. IN. Three
miles brought us TO the PacIfj,.
Springs. on the head waters OF the
great Colorado OF the west. Theso
springs are on the right hand side
OF the road and the water boils nm
necessarily and forms fine stream,
OF water Here Hwe hail Oregon
Nine miles over a sandy plafr
brought us 20 Dry Sandy. Waite,
can be obtained by digging holos
MA, A., -. H"t III Iuf
mo - :. '" q. uStS. seven m'IeS bfhushi
and California roads, the Sal. Lake
Road bearing to the laft. Fobr more
%a,,, vt"Isnt ua 10 Little Sandy.
;rs "V Sso,, ssFT III, OF water flow'
tn;n- III y, ,"e M'Hu River Noun.
e.. 49,, y twenty teet Wide and
,rorS "' Ii 10 ne'E c'ear. Win Two
" ,rso III, .a we came into camp,
nm cn,, 49," , toW"S WIS sandy and
~ rorJ " T., ~ n,''L IN. ne WIND blew
,,,5 % ~ :" vi, ny NV: :tteT part OF the day
,ro on,,,, "" Is, NV 70 IhlcKIS mat
,rh,s T hos ,' SSS e y, see our oxen.
ho.,, r'"S DH ,,I tnc, narHe5t nay. oil
Dynor inn"od a." "'"S'' ''"' W" nav"
Tno go 800 + .,.
"t H'"S" )" s"or''
Tuesday, June %, 1892.
we travelled six miles today.
starting at 10 a. IN. and cncampiMS
AZ ! r. m. Four miles brought MS
70 n.s sandy River. which Is fift.!
ySFaS IN width. and two moro miles
oI'usnl us into camp on the nNGa
pam IN good grass.
INis E1cTntnS both mnsscS mad"
a division Of everything rs part Of
us nave concluded to go TO Oregon
and the remainder 10 California,
): D. Lamb, c. W. Raymond. G. W
PariS: NJ. Hurry. Abraham Hayde7
and composed the Oregon team
while G. Peach. ]. Peach, /. Collins.
W. Collins composed the California
company Everything was divided
anicahly and We are expecting to
leave the California road any hour.
the weather IS cool but PHEASANT.
We had music In camp this eve.
ming and danced a few reels.
Wednesday,, June 80. 1852.
Today We Travelled twenty-five
miles. We started at 6 a. NJ. and
one mile brought lis TO the forks
Of the road. We took the trail to
tho right and ton miles brought US
10 tme S WINE sulphur Spring. The
s %+ce, "O ~ up ana forms u large