EMIaRANTs CAMP. knw Village,
Nav 18th, 1915,
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a ride Of one hundred mics from Independence
has brought US in TO the mds, of a scene the most
grateful Il anlmalng my eyes ever hailed! In the
centre OF Il beautiful prairie, which the wild taste
of the kaw Indians has selected for their per.
manenl village. is tho rendezvous of The Oregon
EMIGEANrs, assembled here TO complete their final
organization. One hundered anil four wagons
OK CnaIiiS, Iorm at once an Inreiiso CaFur utri.
coso the stock and an impregnabIe fortress to pro-
tect them. One hundred more wagons encamped
in groups at small distances complete the troop
here assembled, which dottng the plain with their
snow white covers, resonnding with a busy multi.
ludo plying to aud fro in business of preparation,
or herilng the cloud Of stock engaged in devour.
ing the luxuriant grass, combine to heg1ten in
interest scene full of animation, sunshine and ex.
citcm9n:. The emigrants have been engaged du.
ring the day in framing and adopting system of
regulation for general government and the election
of officers; DR.. Walsh. of Cooper co., Mo-. has
been chosen Captain Stephen II. l.. Meek, Pilot
an admirable code Of regulations adopted. ruhor.
dnate officers elected and the whole body arrang.
ed int four companies intended 10 travel separately
or in mass. as the exigencies of the route may
suggest 10 be expedient.


