The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20

a'i- oe'sh decofdihg u nIslstrength. and it y
I've 1us beautiful to see hin peel and 20 in.
~ was the worst son Of atheif that ever draw
lse breath. Pard, he was on it. He was or
ad Diggern an Injun.n
he On what s''
he ~ the shoot. On flle shoulder. On d
fy nsht. Understand? He didn't give a con
IN snenfal--ior anybody, Beg your pardon /
'r- coming 50 near saying !, cuss worl--but "
4 see I'm ON an awful strain in this palayer. |
W account a. having to tram down and ira
OF everything SO mild. Bus we've got to . i,
nm up There amt any Getting around ia
N ! aon't reckon. Now. i we can got you
ifl ..P-each the funeral discourse Assist !,
a the obseqnies?'
d obsequies is good. Yes, that's it; that
d our httie game. We are going 10 get up tn
d thing regardless, you know. He was alway
NIFTY himself, SO you bet his funeral ain,
e gong to be ne slesch !. solid silver door plat
4 on MS coffin, six plumes on the hears.. and
hlgger on the box with billed shirt and !.
) plug hat-how's that for high! And vel
take care OF you, pard. Ws'U fix you al
flght. There will be kerridge for you !; AM
i, Wnafeyer you want you just scape out ant
4 We,ll TEND 70 It. We've got a shebang fixet
4 up for you to stand behind in No. ,Is house
and don't you be afraid. Just 90 in and too,
your horn, if you don't sell clam. pu,
BUCK through as bui1yas you can, pard. 10,
anyhody that knoWsd him will tell you that
ne was one of the whitest men chat was eve,
~ the mines. You can't draw it too strong
he never could stand it to see things gong
wrong. Hes done more to make this town
peacable than any man in it, I've seen him
lick four greasers inside Of eleven minutes,
myself. It thing wanted regulating, he
wasn't man to go browsing around affer
after somebody to do it, put he would prance
IN anu regulate 1t himself. He warn't A Cath.
oIc. but it didn't make no difference ahont
That when it came down to what man,s
flgnt Was--and SO, when some roughs jumped
the Catholic bone-yard, and started in to-
stake out town lots on it, he went for 'en
TOO. And he cleaned 'epu too! / was there.
and seen it myself
& ..That was very we'll, indeed-at least tha
Impulse Was-whether the act was strictly
defensible or not. Had deceased any reli-
gious convictions! That is to say. did he feel
dependence upon or acknowledge allegi-
ance to higher power9'' @
More reflection. sss /
Il reckon you've stumped me again. pard.,I
Could you say it over once more, and saw il |
slow r. III
well. to simplify it somewhat, was he. or
rather had he been, connected with any or
sequestefed from secular concerns
and devoted to seli-sacrifce in the interests
Of morality r.
All down but nine--set em up on the
,ther alley. pard.n
hat did understand you to say?'
why, you're most too many tor me-, ron
tnoW. Wien you get in with your left. I,
aunt grass every time. Every time you draw
'ou fill. but | don't seem to have apy luck.
4el's have new deal.'' +
s'.How? Begin again r. r.
9"fhat's it,
very we'll. Was he good man, and" g
= 1Ihere--i see that; don't pus up another 9
hip till Hook at my hand. A good man, say =
on! Pard, it amt no name for it. He was \
le best man that eyer-pard, you would y
1ted on him, He. could lam any galoot OF q
9 inches I. Amer ca. Il was him thar put q
'wn the riot at the last election before it II
,tia start, and everybody said he was the Y
'ly man that could have done it. He waltz. ~
III with trumpet in one hand and a span
r in the other. He sent fourteen men home ei
shutter IN less than three minutes. He u
d that riot all broke up aud prevented nice Il
fore any body ever got chance to strike d ir
Nv He was always for peace. and he tl'
'uld haze peace-he could not stand dis
rbances. Pard. he was great loss to the au
Va. 1t would please the boy ii you could %
ip in something that would do him Justice. pr
re once. when the Micks got to throwing tn
mes through the Methodist Sunday school u
ldows, Buck Fanshaw. all OF his own mo- !
Q, shut up his saloon and took 3 couple Of psi ps
shooters and mounted guard over the a
lday school. Says he, s.No Irish need ap- aa
Y And they didn't. He was The balliest ian ian
n in the mountains, parl: he could run 4
er, jump higher, hit harder, and hold ch. en-.
re tangle-foot whisky than any man ia sui
enteen counties. Put that in, pard it will
ase the boys more tl,an anything else you by
say. And you can say, pard, that lie new the
hook his inother'' 8 OF
Never shook his Eother.n VIII
That's what said any Of the boys will A
you so.'' will
Well, but why should be shake her?v "a
That's what / say-hut some people
IN n
sot people OF any repute ~
Yell, there's some that average pretty A
~ that
n nv opiniOn. 4 man that w,.,,lfI offar 1.-The
Onat violence To his mother onghf 10 s., strie
'heese it. parI: you've banked your ball THIS
i outside the string. What | was d. .ari- sent
at was that 8 neYer tdro.Osd of on his the Z
ler-don't YOU seeP M in.le..iv HA dian
her town lots and plenty Of money, aud Keel
oked after her and took care OF her all half
inle and when she was down With the disat
-pox, I'm damned il he didn't Sit up corrt
e and lliss her himself Beg your par use
Or saying it, but II hoped out too quick woul
ours truly. You've treated me like this
eInan, and amt the man to hurt your be be
IS intentional. | think you're white. ten 4
you re 4 square man, pard. l like you. sayas
N lick any man that doi't. Ilflick him phiIa