The struggles for life and home in the North-west [microform] (1890)
France, George W · New York : I. Goldmann, printer · leaf 90
food for the Indians. The district contained a migratory, ever changing popu-lation of about 250 men, from every quarter and station; lessthan a dozen women and children, and the usual complementof Indians. These Indians are simple as children, and degraded intheir habits, but as proud, patriotic… … 1-1 PI 179 80 California to Nevada. addressed him tlms:—You big cliief: il/e big chief too;You own Virginia City, Austin, Carson, etc., etc.: il/e own allof this, that, and the other mountain, and all of these valleys,waters, etc., etc. ; You heap big son of a b—h : il/e all the same. There were…
France, George W · Frontier and pioneer life -- Northwest, Pacific · Freemasonry · West (U.S.) -- Biography · Northwest, Pacific -- Biography
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