stampeders

Each herd was watched and guarded by half a dozen armed troopers, and such horses as were notorious "stampeders" were securely "side-lined" or hobbled.

Starlight Ranch and Other Stories of Army Life on the Frontier Charles King 1888

In five minutes the first stampeders were hitting the trail.

CHAPTER 16 2010

The partners had spent a day of visiting and gossip, and in the evening met in the temporary quarters of the Monte Carlo -- a large tent were stampeders rested their weary bones and bad whisky sold at a dollar a drink.

Too Much Gold 2010

When the stampeders resented being passed, he retorted in kind.

THE STAMPEDE TO SQUAW CREEK 2010

From above came the voices of the stampeders who followed them.

THE STAMPEDE TO SQUAW CREEK 2010

Crazed with suffering, I thought, looking steadfastly at the man -- one of those wild stampeders, strayed far from his bearings and wandering like a lost soul through great vastnesses and unknown deeps.

A RELIC OF THE PLIOCENE 2010

Hundreds of stampeders, after staking on other creeks than Bonanza, had gone on disgruntled down river to Forty Mile and Circle City.

Chapter XI 2010

But with the government seal attached to their holdings, they took it leisurely, the stampeders sliding past them in a steady stream.

CHAPTER 16 2010

With the arrival of the first stampeders, Bonanza Creek woke up, and thereupon began a long-distance race between unveracity and truth, wherein, lie no matter how fast, men were continually overtaken and passed by truth.

Chapter X 2010

The average pace of the stampeders on the smooth going was three miles and a half an hour.

THE STAMPEDE TO SQUAW CREEK 2010