The Magazine of History: With Notes and Queries. Extra numbers, Issue 181, Volume 46 - Issue 188, Volume 47W. Abbatt., 1933 |
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Page 109
... camp with us , but they leave for the plains to - morrow - they are all well . George Tatspaw , H. McKay , and B. F. Lemon left yesterday for the plains . After eating a hearty supper all hands volunteered and hauled up a big pile of ...
... camp with us , but they leave for the plains to - morrow - they are all well . George Tatspaw , H. McKay , and B. F. Lemon left yesterday for the plains . After eating a hearty supper all hands volunteered and hauled up a big pile of ...
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... camp , as wet as drowned rats . The boys say this is a brush of the elephant's tail . We made twenty miles to - day over a rough road . Tuesday , June 4. - Two months from home , sweet home , and all safe in camp , in fine health and ...
... camp , as wet as drowned rats . The boys say this is a brush of the elephant's tail . We made twenty miles to - day over a rough road . Tuesday , June 4. - Two months from home , sweet home , and all safe in camp , in fine health and ...
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... camp in a valley . We are now fifty miles from the gold diggings . In the mountains we passed the grave of a man supposed to have been killed by the Indians for his money . Distance to - day fifteen miles . Friday , August 16. - Our ...
... camp in a valley . We are now fifty miles from the gold diggings . In the mountains we passed the grave of a man supposed to have been killed by the Indians for his money . Distance to - day fifteen miles . Friday , August 16. - Our ...
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