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Title: Campbell's new revised third edition complete guide and descriptive book of the Yellowstone Park
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: Campbell, Reau
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Publisher: Chicago : H.E. Klamer
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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riginator of the Parkidea and his efforts in that direction till his proposition was adopted in the Actof Dedication. Mr. Hedges was a member of the expedition of 1870. HedgesPeak was named in his honor. GEN. 0. 0. HOWARD passed through the Park in 1877, hot on the trail of 65 the Nez Perce Indians, in a campaign that put an end to Indian depredationsforever. HON. JOHN W. HOYT, Governor of Wyoming, made an expedition intothe Park in 1881, in an effort to find a route for a road from the southeast,which at this writing has had no material results, but the Governor secureda peak to be named in his honor, and a cascade for his son Kepler. SILAS S. HUNTLEY, known to his friends as Si Huntley. He was thatgenial, good-natured kind of a man that is rarely called Mister after youhave known him a few hours. It always seemed rather a distant, formalsalutation to say Mr. Huntley, so it was most always just Si. The goodthat he did for the Park lives after him in the building up of the Yellowstone
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Copyright, 1904, Detroit Photographic Co. A STAIRWAY, OLD FAITHFUL INN. Park Transportation Company to stand in the front rank of all the others inthe world. His work is written of in other pages of this book. Mr. Huntleydied in 1901. Mount Huntley is a monument to his memory, none too high. CAPT. W. A. JONES was in command of the expedition of 1873. Hetook his party through and over the Absaroka Range, the first to perform thatdifficult feat. Jones Creek and Jones Pass record his path and his memory.Captain Jones verified the existence of Two Ocean Creek. CHIEF JOSEPH of the Nez Perces did not do much for the Park except in arather doubtful advertising way, but he has a peak with his name. BillieHofer says Joseph was a fine old man and a general. 66 CAPT. D. C. KINGMAN of the U. S. Corps of Engineers was in the Parkfrom 1883, during which time he laid the foundation of the system of roads. H. E. KLAMER has been in the Park many years and is well and favorablyknown as the proprietor o

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