I put spurs to my horse, and lying flat on his back, kept straight for Sweetwater, the next station, which I reached without accident, having distanced my pursuers. Upon reaching that place, however, I found a sorry condition of affairs, as the Indians... The Great Salt Lake Trail - Page 183by Henry Inman, Buffalo Bill - 1898 - 529 pagesFull view - About this book
| Buffalo Bill - Frontier and pioneer life - 1888 - 780 pages
...and one that was possessed of remarkable endurance. Being cut off from retreat back to Horse Shoe, I put spurs to my horse, and lying flat on his back,...was unable to get a remount. I therefore continued onto Ploutz's Station — twelve miles further — thus making twenty-four miles straight run with... | |
| Buffalo Bill - Frontier and pioneer life - 1888 - 1042 pages
...and one that was possessed of remarkable endurance. Being cut off from retreat back to Horse Shoe, I put spurs to my horse, and lying flat on his back,...was unable to get a remount. I therefore continued onto Ploutz's Station — twelve miles further — thus making twenty- four miles straight run with... | |
| William Lightfoot Visscher - Express service - 1908 - 120 pages
...records as being the longest Pony Express journey ever made. "A week after making this trip, and 52 while passing over the route again, I was jumped on...morning of my adventure with them, and after killing the stock tender had driven off all the horses, so that I was unable to get a remount. I, therefore, continued... | |
| william lighhtfoot visscher - 1908 - 108 pages
...Sioux Indians who dashed out from a sand ravine nine miles west of Horse Creek. They were armed \\ith pistols, and gave me a close call with several bullets,...morning of my adventure with them, and after killing the stock tender had driven off all the horses, so that I was unable to get a remount. I, therefore, continued... | |
| Buffalo Bill - Frontier and pioneer life - 1917 - 392 pages
...kept straight for Sweetwater, the next station, which I reached without accident, having distanced say pursuers. Upon reaching that place, however, I found...was unable to get a remount. I therefore continued onto Ploutz's Station — twelve miles further — thus making twenty-four miles straight run with... | |
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