Idaho Chronology Nomenclature Bibliography
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— BOSS, Fur Hunters.
NAPIAS CREEK, Lemhi County. — This is a Shoshoni Indian word which the discoverers gave to the creek on which they discovered placer gold in 1866 at Leesburg {q. V. ) and means "money. " The way it came to be applied is related by Frank B. Sharkey, the leader of the discovery party. The next day after the strike thirty-eight buck Indians came to his camp, having followed the trail traveled by his party from the find in Leesburg basin to the Salmon River The chief asked Shar...key IDAHO NOMENCLATURE 95 if their party had found any "napias. " Sharkey answered "no. " The chief said "ish-ump" (you lie). He then told Sharkey how he had taken some of the dirt from one of the prospect holes and washing it in the creek had found "napias. " Knowing how alluring gold is to a prospector, the chief told Sharkey that this country was no good for white men and for him to get right away and be sure and stay out, but in a day or so the rush was on and the Indian's protest was of no avail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— BOSS, Fur Hunters.
NAPIAS CREEK, Lemhi County. — This is a Shoshoni Indian word which the discoverers gave to the creek on which they discovered placer gold in 1866 at Leesburg {q. V. ) and means "money. " The way it came to be applied is related by Frank B. Sharkey, the leader of the discovery party. The next day after the strike thirty-eight buck Indians came to his camp, having followed the trail traveled by his party from the find in Leesburg basin to the Salmon River The chief asked Shar...key IDAHO NOMENCLATURE 95 if their party had found any "napias. " Sharkey answered "no. " The chief said "ish-ump" (you lie). He then told Sharkey how he had taken some of the dirt from one of the prospect holes and washing it in the creek had found "napias. " Knowing how alluring gold is to a prospector, the chief told Sharkey that this country was no good for white men and for him to get right away and be sure and stay out, but in a day or so the rush was on and the Indian's protest was of no avail.
What to read after Idaho Chronology Nomenclature Bibliography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John E Rees to read onlineMoreLess
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