Thirty One Years On the Plains And in the Mountains Or the Last Voice From the

Wf Drannan

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A TRir TO FORT KEARNEY THE GENERAL ENDORSES US AND WE PILOT AN EMIGRANT TRAIN TO CALIFOR- NIA. WOMAN WHO THOUGHT I WAS "NO GENTLE* MAN. " A CAMP DANCE.
Jim Bridger proposed that he and I make a trip to Fort Kearney together, and remain there until the emi- grants began to come along, thinking that perhaps the Sioux would be so bad on the plains again that summer that we might get a layout scouting for trains going to Cali- fornia. Both of us were well acquainted with a greater part of the count...ry to be traveled over, and there were few other roen as well oosted as to where the Indian* FORT KEARNEY. 309 were likely to make attacks, which was one of the most essential requirements in scouting with a train.
About the first of April we started, by the way of Denver City, for Fort Kearney, and as it had been nearly a year since we had seen the first named place we found quite a change there. Instead of a tented town, of shreds and patches, we saw a thriving village that had some quite comfortable wooden houses and an air of dis- tinct civilization.

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