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Show - '- 1 , , , , - -- ' -- - - , . ! , , r ' Five 11I eilil)ers L ,0 n'111v ex O f r i .. " - ,-- -- .' , , , ' .. - No-Returr- ' fr ' ' . . i . Itit I ''''.,,.. ,. ' ' - ' - - ' -- '' '' - - , I II 7r roWe , , apotted one mountain and one...prospector on entering goat, canyon. The latter was the,fortner and took two chasing, I the animal just as we passed ithe bruit- .- Several of thels'lellovra lore of the opinion that the okt boy took a pit shot at US. Ile's a poor - . . - I ,i 4 ' '. Inapy" ' '' ' - - to....- 5 . . ,, . ' ., - 4, , hthermie harbor l and visited his empty shoreline cshin. à small shack 7x10 feet. There was 'a sign over the door ad. It read: I'dressed Have gone for more food and bedding. Will be back tii, ,f !morrow- .- The ingnature was blur-tied. ,aThe hermits country' bomel ! was mile and a half front the river ovoo er the- - steep pas. It was i to make the hike that ' night, so camp in the rocks and went to bed. It was the worst camp we mad En route to Parrott's country es- tate next morning I took a sheet; cut and found bidden in the crags his food and bedding for the Mid. Idle Fork cabin.. There were sev- small pans, three large bags lei dried corn and his bedding.lilislics and tools. On top of the supplies I found the following note: '') ..... frs shVi1'ettreachtliatedwther: . ,,,-- - ,-; - 0 , , - 1 1 -- , ' W , t if 1 '' ' - - , , "4 i,,7'--. : AR -- - 44;4.. -- 4:,,,,,...- ;,',.., ,v'r - ' .,,-r -- '!r,0 4, 1," - agill,,,,.. :4- :,,-;- ,'" . . e, ' :t t ,.Ns ; , , pe. -- -' '.1..- , "''..--,--- , ' :, .'"rried ,;,,,,.,,, ''.. . , ' - ,,,- - , , n .4. i '',41,,,, 7 .,,.. s.fi .; - .,,. r,-,- ....; ..tilt. '' --- j '.I'-'-- A, , , ,, - , ., - - ' . - ' .' '.. . - 7 ' 1............ . ', -- . ..,,,,,; . - ':,..71....---- k7.1,...'t:,-'::::- . , .7.'s.,..e-,,,,," . I ,. ., vittle . ' - m - ' . Itti I I Elit - 1 flav-loth- - o. tock cei , 1 t ' ' . - One-Roo- ' '' - -- 4,,4-r. - ' -- , . 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''''4,r, .0 ' '',4 J;;:je, , ., '''''' 4,,,.. i were '0',,,.. -. again conquered central Idaho, ..' ... of Ametica's.last frontier In i 4;e .,g. A ' ' ' t'l:7'i r - 4,-.. 1 . ' ; ' 7 r,, ,.... 4- -1 '''. this week when Dr..Razsvil G. Frazier' of Binghamand hbt rive,r- ' t ii.' i, -- ,.., a. ,,... . - ..7 .'r , '.f 1. 7, 2294 , ., I , ate!: ' I t, ' 4 .0 ,3 running crevz Of seven men completed a ----- ' trip down the .4, A411.'"r'''. 4.. .4104,, , "'","'1".'''' '..1: 1 .. r I ''l , 1 ,, Aro C' mile grind from Bear Valley to IlIgginS. . ,: 7 'r' i ,, ..., ' rt., , 4,- ,4 d ,... ; , m,,, , : .. - ,,,, :,7,..,r-,1,-.. -- .. . I.:,,s .i , - . 4 i .,,, M''...-t Sun scorched-an' ; ' weary after 15 days' battle with the roa4ring I ' J. 4 '.' . ' " "a .:'.' .......: :.....-., '1..: , .,,'-- .., ;,1"' . b.. , .' t'- - motv sitti-, "1 ' Salmon which tame near rolling on i ts way with the bodie s of , ': ... ..,.. i - -, .., al., , -- trio,. ...... - s, -. , ' '41',..,!;.'14' .",- ,''s ' five of the crew- the expedition was called at a halt at Riggins .,..,1"' "t:,5'7,1"4,t,-; I....4A. ,, : ' , -"4" r ' 4' -,,,,,,, ..., -, " 1 '., - n ., .. "..,'is -...4,00" ,, , ..... .135 miles short of the projected goal atLeiviston. The journey wei .44. ... .. ,,..,, a. . 4,. 1 N ,.., ...,..., 9 ,' ' ,: ..,, be Included in the Frazier expedi. -'a.. -",, 1. ,-- 4''. 4 ,..,,,,,, A 1.4..4,f 4t from Riggitia to Lewiston-svi- ll : t Z , .; ''""' ";,"' ,,...,,.. l'' ,,re:4,,, i ,. ; , .'. - Ai , ,,... ,,,g, 4,,,,,, ',..... r continue on to the sea down the 4, tiOTI Of next year wi-a-il: AO' .., ''''i, ''. .r,,c4, '''' ,, : ,,,4 , ,.' 4 '' r ,, . ., .,,,, and his1oricLewis ', '4,, 1 ,.,, Sabnon, Snake and Columbia Rivers over the ,,".:4,---4 '1,,r: -.,..,.,,,,,., o . , ye , ,4 ..,-- s' 7. ..,.. tlke71 .4 ', , . Clark Ex titOrV I :tiopOlih'. k : ,- -. bee:u ' t -jr I...- ." ::.:i s, 0 ,- , ,' .,, - 7' ,.e -, , ' ;., rrol ,. 4,71'., ,.z..., ti 4 .. Cocky over the. success and lack of fatalities throughout the., . ,,, ..' .. , f -.. - , ,... 7 , , first 14 days and within 40 miles of the trip's end, the ,,,,,,. '..4C.4. '' , ' :.,- ,,:34r:44. it,, ,. ) .1,44, - - .12..4. mk,onkey ..,,amait,,,to,a2,; ,.- '''., ,, ,,,, ' with more- than It expected Sunday. July 9, and In .'''.,, ,,,,s said a- very little- would I ' ' '. . ' :. 4,f' ,:'1' k .. ',, ,t. Be careful how you yr-ferocious fills- fiVe men were temporarily buried in the r.... , Over She Goes On "River- - of. NO Return?' ,',,42,...irJidalmiklittiSlia4ku,P. 44,,,rbolAbSem:,,446111,114kolAtateiAdai4 three" You can breath stir up. things launched. were beats at the the time ' tliggine euereet1, By I an.ct eats , ' I it with I '.large supply of war. 1 enugitla113 everyth"ing---41n-Tor-der, ,,'. ... Sprinip , where the party quit, all eight Shack Hermit Earl K., Parrott (left) and off 3,S miles to t t ettiSed sugar Eager sincet Fr.a.bbef! a faaPeaf pictures ond 7rinf;Hil of respect for her majesty, the Salmon River, and each :. ' g treacit Riggins and visit tile pony e ' effect that ,several M. ormim i left. Hangin g on ...um of Frank and MYself and bed- and went to work to save-IdI the fie by 220 miles thartrie-ttthe MILS i"T.,,,o,', a prayer through ranch en ,13e I Awes on standing up, despitt i we (rids We lifted her cargo from "families inhabited the ranch.. in the,fingrerriatis and toes, I crawled over i grabbed a strati Meet flY polelAlso-ran- . ;,..ra him hut eight i the final flay before sunup. ALlot; narrow escapes of that last day. , and, a spool of cuttyhunk mid. the hiredeen current and flecitted learly Salmon linter days. long, be. the bluff and caught the rest of thel it sta-ii- n an hour e. li we pulled in atPolly's to his ,to according The two Inhibit hisit and hit t that the only way to free her from !fore there wereany trails in or gang. titine of They were weerai trodersidav Sunday's unforgettable routine one inue.iwstie ' . :''''' , N '''-.1- , - ... ' - ; 9 t - ei ,, A , ,,''' - ''' ' - . . ' ' "-- -. ,- '. 7 Expedition Learns Mysteries In Life Of Of 4Ierrilit - i - ovoids- - ear . , G - i' ' , , setoove be "'"'''' .; " --"' ''''"'."..' attacked, the ninth but we climbed straight up about Womg Fad Of Log breathtaking the entire Z20 milesijohnson and swain. This put !tied a slid of eggs on a large grab! tied to Big Creek 'ladders helping usoeer sheer! ,, ausos of a 'placer Miner of!. ,HIstory hal it that Folly Bemus I was assigned to chop the logi the and one which w" Praelaimed W double label--. on the Aboaidera 'nli hook, 'weighted the fine heavily tile ld o I " girl whom where Br. Frazier as the Bevis and yet Iwo of the boatmen. leaving them with :y were pursued. Sheep. cliffic Once on lop the trail flee teetering on the snag went strip lead ,and tossed her and ' Berne, bath deeeead-ear. 4n mid river. I knew we were hater ;, :.ert warriors. SO the story tened and wis circled two Wig be. the Ittkett WtultrY in Alaska huCebarlea the most thrillintr of an )111 MS to handle their half-towork crafts across the The current Minute to she Middle' Fork; in a gambling scrape at Warred . m erents river rides. se game back adonp e I arge all do for a spill but it caught us goes. 17.ciztt out the entire troop. at. fore coming on, the hermit's th the book r unde itragged with a hatred for men after ,hekluring the gold boom Bemus was Included in the Parte- !wide from - The ds next ov e' turn the cartM.;--expet.ted. The 1.og tatlting the ,so.ltilersfrizm the mg. eluded abode. aLuir foot of the hole-land fli:4m had been lipnetr by a!Woupded by the Chtnese pmfortetor Dr. Frazier were' Frank. Swain.lted.tuuTh-ds"rit"-etou-went living as did ,ged crags at the mouth of lmpas- it wag raining heavily-bwel, band Of pat Wit had a Mulct ead....:7 tigittened. He has theLwIto was immedlatellt lynched. and sable l og and boat . ! could see the hermit was home as bead boatman The story F upon whosel The wter waa etud and at an ran. e t it ftit ImPaoslible CanYon to hint'llheeen Polly nursed Berms back shoulders rests the success ot the! luau. su Of us were wates loggeu l thwhettighlikte' b;dsrlastamrted. wag braided with the log tied to some extent by the soldiers ' smoke was w inding lazily from Charlie, , ,, Amos Burg. photosI and boat for exPeditioni hut, graveyard at Big Creek. . This la! crude ' chimney which Stuck only self and works it thoroughly. Het la health anti he later married he- r''"'''. This was our first- - Chinook on shook himself loose. we lost the ;only one of the several graves we a foot above the ground. Frank lwas scheduled to atart mining! TheY lived on the Bemus Ranch rapher for Paramount News and ' Sh 'r National MettleWe. for the had 'witnessed! az but saved the boat. It was a Ivisited which has its origin at soine was, selected at spokesman. TheislondaY, the river having droPPed 4. Geographic - writer '''' light M aga zine; C harles KellY of the pante the bi g felloiv had sta g.i lame erew at ca mp that nicht. wit.; historic event on the Sairriori. hermit had retired to his humble enough to Pmi him .to tp becluneinalthourit'fa. -, the bettors silt-and Lake.xovering the flip for the Sat- 1,,,.1 chadwiek who w as lis too sick to move. Charlie ivith-a clear some By" the time the Itimrocit a nd wooden bank- awaiting .,ed again in-. dead - - urday Evening Ptsti, Bill Falirril , for several years is ream-, .,,,,.,,,,,, , , We refrained from searching ,, i. us i rig Calcutta bamboo poie an infected tick bite. Arno s W ith a Polly 13. docked at Crandall's the ipmes-, , as one ' his' of Lark. veteran r financial of to toitilinted Idaho's affairs but he of fi,11 the gang had already via. 1 swollen!rest "first la. and a ,..,, Wei wrenched back --r. pound test cord. som :. f ,z,, ,,,... (Gib) Swain, boatman, Willis John ited the ernndails and were', leaf,- I ouuithewasenni: ebught iliePmusuaenta inlvt attettl "'Air et1 : . 7 S600 son. member of the Clegg- Overland" noon' "'I, Antos from branch tendered to branch In the Ides' the loose! 'N. the ing sometime log jam tut ' - - 1, le we shook the victim during '''' 1 loo more than six ounces iiskyo ,.. 1 i P 1' , Expedition and the talSO) a:of a twin Jump over Sheep Creek . - orchard. We wasted no time ,the'rry from the rocks and the fight start.! that afternoon. ' I. I - Borg Colorado Party of last teoeart. : no.1 '; falls. ' we we was the It left cabin ;year. As ',I:s agreeable to every- led. For a) minutes tit seemed like') We dinned off the triots the in joining them. ' ' and this writer, a second-rat- e i Heed another sigh. this one. above tone and Dr. Frazier. Gib. Frank ,, ,,,r ' 1),,,,V1 an hour) we tugged and pulled.' flea t day (Friday '' June 30) ilesolte i Mr. and M ill. C rant tall. the latter .1. 1 , ',..s'fit 7, - lt, mod: Man who dusted off mork of the door.' . mYself 75 the land around started over the droo ., the backed-' mark. being ., had which year s and ging line as fast as, tWn slantiglides 44..,. 0 .,4000,---rocks in the Middle Fork hut final- were glad to see US- - Mrs. Crandall Is. - , ,,,,, L. '. co id d. Fran k - was i n h ysteric s: UP water for civer a half mile. Tp han not Iv landed at Higgins with the rest fb:r"Ilahicistes ,,, ; ism Wout.111; poupisothGneartien bsen out of the yard for 10 L , ankpaort::t:' , .,,,,,.,,ii) bv the first slide Frank and ' the bank and- an I could epti.t get of the outfit. reto ion , i 0 i with t..., years when the 19'34.1 party WM into toe ; I cleaned a channel - ,', was :out of 'il.. The trip with most of its high-- s t ..,, ..,.., 1 In the Before Middle , it. cabin knew Fork. hut Since the 'Use ,t was I Dr. through anything and Frazier tient. swift. white water. Diet. A finish it." 7. i t A.. I The pole was bent t water- wtille wai recorded on colored and St t.t Of the garden- - Parrott." light; Iling the boats 111)36 she had been out of the Mid-obeing pushed 461' double and only' the elastic char."rest of the crew reined aeme black and white (Hulot& Burg' ' idle Fork once, and that by plane , , . I M5nierionn Friend 7,47: swell inown . When Argus I grabbed through. t k ' turned 5.300 feet of 35 millimeter' arteriatle of the line saved the!i : Se We ingitired about his myster-ImmNq up shots and tben got in s.,iothioa took off from the "balf.aere' k ' rI a, rotting movies over to Paramount Newel ,k , M ,,,,,o , l near he to the wis"- Pt' a glimPs8 ', but ; Crandall A lotn! iklit't plot, LY; !but of .friend."011ree stay clear, oely rubber boat and ran the boilinedanding managed ths l, while Dr. Frazier and Rill Fahrni a ...,,,. Ir, and the intesTogative hoi roeks until I elltilted aboard. Frank. ".' ''''''... l'., aaMOIL x.e Wall MO-- n i stretch which was a Kravevard for Ranch. M r. Crandall preferred i ' shoe Z400 feet in ...,, t..1horsettack to airplane and packed ! unanswered. He said it used le het left me with the flimrock and '''''"", 1 bigger than any Fish Lake mackii wooden crafts. , At ' kodachmmel natural colter Reify he saw a person every four or five leaped on the bottom of the Polly ,e 7, new we bad el'Pr Wen, alive ori ISre.ltit some bad' water that day ' over the Camas Creek trail to Mey .'t , .,,i',,,, proximately 200 i stuffed. A (Per minutes later he qiut. kept going. once the Rim rock es ' COae fur 28 Mile& 4 , ., cella e while etght svtaller cameras phrked i 7 butbaswit 1Vant8 laral AkPlauspWreshaidvene at turned 1 bellyon and we dotked i threw Bill Fahrni and we had to up tills tor personal and repro-- i : Mrs. Crandall U4 sot on owning him on the rocky shore. Idtt right !rope him from a ragged snug on i thietive purposes.. her own plane and vow .he wilt do Roosevelt and the CCC. This is real scare cm the main river , wrist was Wea, k and throttbing Me expedition was Ise- before she is too old to imul ail of the boys were humbled st enjoy P lland lien the other in, one stretch I Slmon on Fly Rod to the river on ,t,i1 take schedtiled te 1 thatilt- being built along the mar' n SaHeonsiderablv, especially this agent I thereto' . While Hill was dressing the 'tro-- . rnd again threw Hill who bv t I July 1 but 10 days prior Howard!-,.The hlrettboY Jun Chtlrek was Frazier Inson and within nine miles of huff 11 phy word was received from. I fixed the halt for Frank :Aline. was ready to walk. We to tales glad exchange fishing Davis at the Sunbeam Dam that the and he went to work. On the first: natty matted Sbeepeater Rotlelso with some one 1 other Crare than camp. Cal 'right" and that Plc crew 7 A. thehenewhrt:un eKelotTv:tvlot: east he tied into another; It was Spngs and pitched , , tat Jim hails ftom Dr . Frazier an d Sheepeater all of us sozked,idall's house should 'bop the truck and eoine."1 , my turn' to howl and some 30!ear tired Camlina and "reckons" he ;North in bruises me and sties t TWO flays later- - the, 'boats were' l'!" minutes later ' loo e his like Middle tie doetet Il gladly the Fork cetile always packs to a are large "loaded on a truck with Seven ;the hot rprings, a ma mid h.,p1. 1 up the pole, having had his sport !house built caliber CA. of ragged pine over a ' try because it doetin't rain enough. bent end hitting toward Idahosi.,41 and 'a u0 r Fourth of July celebrabon cYTWIta;l' - 4 for theto tlay :L111.1edIferati)eadiargiese primitive Middle Fork area. show for it., !nook Roam Take nap jibe next day cemsleted of Captain Of River Fi rst (aim! o fa-, the t': heels of his , f a buckskin around his neek,right behind and knew my fate Breakfald over Frank. Hill aml ; ;Johnson clicking , Saturday morning we saw the 1, Jag, ," '0Ar left the boys at ram!) anti is ent A Nna r,a1, roc ka h le h 0 "'"'en skintight liens- and shouting "Hue- whic,h is fastened to the stock (did 'took their count. Summit from- - our' ori h swung- 7 i 11" back to patch tbe Polly rite ;the Foirktirappintils.!r,yfor, !,11)n7 I 40,t two 4."",r'-1 In gum The only reason he td:, aboard the boa,ialtrkecti reel i A.,Jk the andstvemleetedle. etanie,on I almaloo came to the w e were back wh the bout. river's was 'teed for in. the tokntrvaol hor edge gun carrying ....Imo,. The weather we e ideal end I B tha next morning j4i..qt 351 the in , , oft leaving Kul of fleet --ot u nder . I wood Gib Swair . !and I orchard to grab a '.or back-- and was unable to get but Manageti td) pull ththe pone Li. and. white ) Blind Summit to.Bear patch over ,had t "h 4 tu vistctures. the o ver and rough it iiew given wei was our !sit te pi "i" He 1.,the large bole. The patch never (That , one. afternoon That story.) u. It'e picked Charlie : in and plaasoot treat I Amos invited Mrs. Crandall to i the to our collar buttons. The wa- leaked atter that. and , " believes God in i 0P but:f the Middle the Forki up seral hundred feet' cer ,,, pulled alongside I Mulli!b"'" :ride a IllitP,With him in the rubber' L.,a4waio':w.,,,a-o.i- . God." Where of the, ter, unlite the day before, wits any- the Frazier party lunti.a.twen1; Aircrc"A"vm'o'f'-p.slaIttiffra71 atieara and got our first glimpse and io.000...00,..4aiowl.e towed them to miner and she consented, sending itleal-f- ee of Ift36 Iwo and one half days to ii,;,, , 1 . invited the 'old gentletrum ',chore.. eau.111ung but enticing. i --river water. It Th e'' "1 . ern d nill lig',Charlie : . .,. . ,Potatt I'''''' 11404' 414' otieUite 4iiik.faiht with lout. Witsta,i"r"., , ,, Fahrnk i 'feet-el- & wooden 1,3a ,51tt lb, get pipte'Witil , led us ail clown the steep par-- a i when he was bring her back- - ',She rode through ,. While Amos ass bkiwing up thei thrte Inlits clown 1.iptato ouvt tt took tta two and one half hours 'Ile .0u auger . They had but two t swiped fron t a Larger mild rapids and eniffed ,. to the river's his lSOn In t a roc i. re tied and tied the to rote six hosts rock. edge., was fromi into leaping and Frankl whew pound pn the asleep i foot of pipe made but hoped them thorough-iboiling falls when. It. was the lirst i sky g to era g with never a all p. litat at tempting to aid boat parked 'him throughlatern egaima another . the remitl Willis was sick in bed With a knockd and shouted lin t era Frank .. the worm, with Dina Itottnascom Of which was a sunken ship. The! toothache but be wouldn't halt the 'bee have their 1Before mine rimnin g time she had ever seen passed the parratt.., That shoes were for! Ithurock. Tile boat twoke loose the, muet adapted the brought 11 th. tail. v- aca - th e in t the r,her wrie river, of the boys were , captain was' mortified and wai party . I t happened that during the Is.; tatich only uppers ttielbend old man out into 'the hole, It did bout a Igti,c3t,.ologio 04 '. buckskin and the soles i one complete being "to walk across the fits hska christening the third wooden boat .1 reser to tender his captinfiship middle of the night he coaxed Dr.! ;ant n He was wide-eyeafter his doze iof flexible from i nfp da It and no. on the ice in the winter and eta auto tires Criee radni It was- - named .,itefansson"' after! papers but lerank and the rest of! Frazier to lark his tooth which ,I,istol of which" was full and wtry',heing but water., small in stature We eh t I on ug Pl h- e gaVd S it profit-Itthe ranch." at Stetatteson. he 4 about Ylfaeta ViThlattour had taittoM from been him the four for , and weather ))r. Te,ars years of trouble. troubling the back., in pruytber savaged and, worn. eheeka . B Ills bef Polly ore it got i ,, , !leave the, boat and proclaimed it! New 'York Parrott and 'hich had become absosesed . i know' e. tmt of thebeatnever far let .us, f thei the grandest Fourth of July' abe 'Wet, Imnell SIMI' his two ''"""wisether was PlietL'd4 hY.,DrI bailed of her water cargo and. tict Ifis face was tio illy swollen but we i We passed camas Creek, Club. Tine he, enioyed of hair. one on each aide of 'his! ,,, . Lile iroute of the dudes, and ISere Snrtillad ever celebrated. She was still bald mess himsin:;cetiu,atits.:11; but Frazier. Franit Swaln'a "l'attrt.'"."Iattaato the grabbed : alley.'" n" ,,,.. ,..,,,,,,,44. erect. thecarevon:f0;s:iatill:0;!a: tstring pate, I o lohfak-disappointed at the river. Nl.eistanding on the brink of the care was named atter Jitlius Stone, ntonl- The Potty llt met her first for Itm am charile Kelly. took The Also-- r an lot .'Inauglit mnext a fate' stories yon when we pulled out of sight. anertetalqui had heard i trabin tt el river runntva of Colunthita the while iiiis mos the Amos. twit morning his ahoulderaiilowed the test '6''..,'" i Fork strapped to about how vicious the Mddle " while this zeroes share!), emit' early Itain, beat heavy for the first overals :Thise altststarted,e4 . hhe. when ' towed an nor and ootoref.Anout Iwo dowwinehtoor thots.bigs sialc11.-- 4 Cnikrti. silts at Camas Creek. It was likeltime on the Ida-the light n with homemade buckskin susf ''''H'e e,,aa down to see us off Owl1 and was named the 'Polly IL' -n the matt trip ithartited tin; lack it oie tnt. vt, and with Aluelt sand in . ho's famous Chinese woman who was amen hrtween two roe its pin ab nv small wow shoes.i,... la eomParlson tn so Pond dull bad a Amos to that Frank started -- st the wihco nulett w at."'" ''',w, dist just . . -', a Sal-ktosmitabl Bennis i i'' 1, kra4 is known as the godmother to purl over, but the hp of the -- leave He sunk her. To have the title.. rver- upstream. photography. We passed Mg Cree k :' Parrott wae verY (he river on the high z potwing t bita,-ani, hospitable i Placer Portilonthaa mon Riser boatsmen- , ind......,,...Apetim.-i-,,initnaget- t Ranch. - - land vient,into,lhaTrugged hopasea, orkett,,t,tptganeht-ahoyed him' fue,the t ie Italy! bad,enottich. . 4e Am& it' , ,..,,..,:,-,,.The Himmeg rolled bacitt."..''''': .,,,.m...,.,,;.,,, and was steaming shin sunk I lust before hitting CrandaIrS! hie Canyon. of Which the herilik. miners forhn, i'et'llallrel inflow but to hate-hi-s and - aboard"' tor' a's twoineled :1 early i IIPPIng for a moment, bat beforat:Captain M.". 14 ;was. to a sweat ","-being lit,ital--jo-roiled K. we Ranch is the sole with OeCtio where wen on staved mIren se he could stand. it but- managed , a hot rock from his chasel to Parrott, July 3,1l.arl iwater ' came the boat slipped and I us tich". He i panclimb "gro hisVettit We and but wanted the hold the next morning tRimday. June! abandoned reach the He to his The at rieelirred looked mountain. Sulaher InIened tthe pamtd a flick el a- finger, went, under.tpost. Gie as1 was next in room cabin but we elect. litown ' 24) and the boys were rano' to go.f,m Fwt and the same so we put Capt. Johnson,toltoric old Mormon Ranch. Tales are imit's place that day so we bpread small one ,lresh eit Glen Cunningham aft hull:- we In 111P- , eti to elaY on the outside- - Later'one . ttwit place but Gib was reactiott:' four-miand Chadwick , plannidt his of anti Prigmore erannups ' ater unheeding supplies. F. we accepted his welcome when theia mite ' loose and pounded into the shaken .. ems.,essimmor,:asersesossessisesist, , to take pack bonwe to Suiphurt wdeep We Prted . boiling,her tome with -,shelter- I us to ' rein lowed ..., For ! whirlpool 4.1., Falls and fish there a coupie ill,1111Y what We left hermit a the , . 0 hours. The fiat foot abode had but one'keK of mit. we watched for the seemed ...A ill'.- -, '4" .0 '' Ar the trail; the ad of two large logs 'Jut she - Iiiik lash to, - (lava. Beams,. he thew enough to last hint i . ruckst a small sharp rock with WilltiOW and a fireplace., the t his body smd free him. Hill spit .,..:,,.. Bill Fahml was elected to aeconei tip later, y . r,,,,,,....,... WW1 et-- tester Pressure end boat went on down the river but: being all the l ight in th e place i teach salmon steer , - iK pany Prigmore 'while Chadwick Ire ' ner and ced . hole in I Takuig one third of the space watt We hit the "lunetion of thel Sal-- i no Gib- - ' (7:1-was named to ride with Frank in , , . ':.-- .4 . I That wooden his bunk. padded '.nton and Middle Fork 4 tnellin patchwork mail stoPPed and the beim the Rimrock. We planned to reschi"itom. , ,a" pet at noon! Camerae .... 0J. 0),01104--'-turned her overt and --emir, with old etraw and having but!and were .. t',...1 . frantic. Gib - ' was el:me." them the next day but so toughtr, w,es, lo.e,ted he a mob of ecc became Aa;ait "elf- - :1 4T 1 if ' ner cover. one for I ?soispr to 0ItotreuP quilt flanging dry. wait the Bear Creek branch of the', 'el4 Irenr 0 ., hove and rzingers. Vi'e Jumped!.Frank Packing about SO gat, ,.., .,, were ,...0044' ,00000c,,ofid his above with d hags ' of refuge' , tumi In . we water didn't a: right into ciyiliration. (mite Middle Fork that the Riinmck and Captain!I 1:,,,,i, eiums dried fruit.. vegetables and 4" 4,,o et S..wain until we reached ;. ...opst.,, after - a, day and a half wllill mu idol come to the .....,,,,,,,..,.r., up, at staplaurrauc or two amt., 1 seer' glad tophur,t walltel. and- as we In and irerol one half (Jays. in the meantime, an,fgr ' , Nine of us- crammed in theioown the ..,1 Mid Ind ' Prigm1e uno in the of the sai.1 helpless while Willis and 'Doe' having sunk two boats. 1- ,-''''''741.--finnan shack unablebut were had '''ks. i deross-thwere box e IlliedLantail 1 ..' 4 4'7' '''''4"k toimon immins tornohdes .foltowed! " ' slyer offing for w.......' . rh, water. ahhswgh,,,highrrthaa;meantime .b wnn Iarn redente native' troUt. - ...,,,, shut the large door which swernr,us to the end of the road their boats usual. was stilt too low and we en. ':44 t t.44..100,7,-'- '' ,k)., on wooden hinges. A small tabiel The -12 in as many casts 1 I , ,,,,r Gib tblitsIl Finally came 't 4. wee4 rs salmon in. the -water -up a hundred ftearbaughoayt ,. ,cotwasintwaeredik ., I apwlerthiltete: thofentrmiridblee. .Thelt! ,... ,, ,,, 1VA-0 pep-, ,,- he fished and then occupied one corner and all of the4muddy end we mune, the tnete.,i or so feet down the river, tum .,. '4! s r, ,loth reit dutch kitchenware two in (a Mem, hearts stewing! ordd succession. That aft. started beating ---bine water- of the middle, s4 4 ,: s boats were heavy and progretsilost Gib r'''' 1 c pan and 4 couple of plates) were Fara. 'We ran into a tanvie who; fought, his way to his again., ' ..dp :,:t slow. We found moat trouble whsinern6n tee tried our lath but our : boat. pitib .. ,,e NI, y t 4 '". iL under tees ed himself heaped 21 aboard the at lived meager.. Junefor over entirmstuelso in 1 the river flattened years the awe ' the sl, , The only way we could . 1 --- learn ;has ereffeee. Valle rowed to tbe roesty, ,, ; Jion of the !leer and who bag nee- - waves-an- d , bed, leavingLoo chamiel, When wet ,,,,, ... p ,. To ) from the old anything year hec'ier. seen his : ' 4 ,t, Mr -- Parrott. shore aerhet the river.' rge Infle' offord a deor ti.; bit 'shallow water it beeame n eces-- I ,,, ... mit was to PumP him with guelkiTwo fellows neighbor. 7 44 yr N:: by, a at the retiree, station That was a borribie experience which I af''' i' ,,Aarr to push. teeter and pull the!folltrived f 11Iintied We time" '7.'1' the iike for makes 771.4N Middre .: to Invade illhad tried the corwerned and one boating impossible. Bence ...,-...boats to where them was a cliaiet i board - on- "IlliOrMatkan'Fork In boate hut failed to get overt whicheeerYone ' I '''''.1 r wr,' ,14, '. T , quint we never want to know: : to camp net deep enough. Ofttimes ',twine Pat4te'l eur 1 7r r 11' le Please." z i ''' wax Zd minutes or so re: two Can. It ' ,a la mile agam. three-ri...,, p stream. I Just crew a hnpastabie through ' resembled up , 1 t.;''':,S,..."11,1:I, ,"- -. , 4 ' '''' Parrott came- into the Salmon.yom i fore anyone dared put- foot hi It ''... ;''' tang show with all of the profes..bmkee dark Bill and I, manned ) i a' ,,. t ! ik River around 11000 and his 7 'night, We' stopped at boat. 4mas finally t stowat whir of puffing. cruattag,!the horses mat rode back to the a ', I I in the 31.110.7 ii, Idielsonn He makes Poe trip to Shoup. wherol Polly B. and took .mperl ranch :N i sunken Polk! 'Remits for bed- . I b ; her down Cunningham I '1 the and htting, pushing. ! Itot aingTws - every Year. a distance of oeer',John and hi.; assistant. BM Steel tar side and I followed . 4 '7 I ding and foretstuffs-- .. !V" in the Ste. ',' il".1,414 45., Roam, selvaged , 35 miles. at which time he bringsierar made us , . ' - right at home. tum-- t tension. ' . 411,..,4. - -- ' '4,-Just before we hit Marsh Creek! A Yell front the rtreell 'edgee 30 back '"'''',of prtreisions.-insum ,,,, his pounds loom la all of this trouble end stint ., strawberry Despite , , we catne to the place shere rliCOnt111 lo rout the -,.., , lh ear.-o- Id him Ote to Lome. enouth hold one nest,loonling.1 to the not wmither y 109 merei , at came . ere 1116.":"""L" from patch. degrees. Deseret News' Expedition,crated! it '4--, 444' pulled ,,sele..... I of this consists of salL, tea. tod,erisnher17 I ' '-, non the cherries. wild . tierrtes. in. 44 the Higgins '', I I. Hot Springs tit diatiJhe only one to mtwtee-- - enough! - ;Les, . up last year'. There high-en- d , e and Nicol .17:15 and were miscellaneous', ' a green. a real recent. to Pun nut of a warm!i on the banks were the two lightgurnPrirrn, :Vate ' 'The size river had mbitum by Andy given cnenec, genial we. I whielltTe bad tUrriedreteelPeo and trY'hts hand. ..I fishing! - ttryl , and , abandoned in flood water. Wei for Outlook. Be bad tied iMo a t ,, ,, , end twfore we were to arrive aili Then and there tbe boys wowed.. past seed in 1903 from North , ai visited the old eaten and salvaged', hie one and was, already M at ...!) to some we of the had to saveilliteinal from stay rmet; even away water. lather. a a Everycme made a aer,ahbte;;, couple of oars, We twee int two, .. for thcithrillIng bestrides we have everi bathtub. for at least a year.: ' ur our !Pares iieni-- S....d t- Gib andjet cameras atul knives and rte.nI li , t 1 l , was , Weil water , condenincenjoyed.--hrliod , Twenty mintok later tee area. after we.ed down the reek slide to witness , ..0, Ant, ht thp 0 t 9 4:. the use of white flour and main.ienoturh tito form waves and! gang was milling amtirwr M the' ' . had patched them Wand made th.,int the him In 13 minutes, he had the ' 1' i tomb It Is enough to. kill a ' ',a ,'" ,',., got our share of duckinga. AVel hot mineral bath. sniuthing and; 1 ...11.....s...si-ei.s.,..,,,,woi as seaworthy as possible, The big boy. about t' , ., son. He adherts to corn bread exirrinbed off 40 miles that day :.,,s....... pounds. on -- ' - like bunch ot ' lads-school kicking . . Johnson hest wastlubbed 'Thoidry dock.and! . - clvelv,-, y Tou )u.gt can't keep a -- rat:: .ou- t.-:stooped Just below 'Ilia Also-ratand the Gib Swain xlitir That catchFbosoted- the btoodl Mammoth- - $attnan., (kft) and, Prigtrtare-1)1,Tplalie seldom fries food but boilsilrork where the river took on .; r .. P , '''y . , : ts n u1 - . , :"'--,- thel-entt- -- pI.. ' , . t - - , .,--- ) .,,,. i i ' - - N.. leg -. . 1 . i . , I lul; ,,, i, ie if 1, ' 1- ead I ls , It , - I ' , ,,,,Also-Itair,fler- s , i,t eaee.. , , , . It . re "H; ' pet-tall- ' 1 d er mt-l- o - . hateoi svdi ae. 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