Smyrna times., 1875-06-02

anywhcr" cl-r. never uicd Boxer As :,
right wheeler. and shouldn't want to.
either. Hes pretty hig!.-~t,rlug nrlr lor
such It ~tcady one. Hut that oil >ving
there ! wnuldn't ride, fora hundred doIla,..
don't hr!;cy, amy 'u.m liyin. could -,
on her back i ~'c wasn't wll.n. and /
don't think he Would bc. ,,lc,, very
t""chy if Yen d.n', ~i,cal 10 hcq. came
ur 10 her once and ,ourlrd her without
~r"aklm, and ~io jumped clean out of hrr
h''iIe,N IN ltT" mnat".. One Of them in
iant} I'ilow- Wa, waillin long side Of hrr
t"tAri day. and I eaw it flettrd her and /
asked him if he wouldn't fail back. E,.
and-byr he came up again and Jest kept
right long side. jest got down and told
hnm that if he di,n't eit away I'd see
II ! wash Young enough To MAKE, him: 50
II" quit. \ man mu'l take his mule, bart.
yer know.
use t" take a heap ot trouble to fix
ui' my team. 1t wa, Il government team,
too. That one had in siNtv.,ix wa a fine
ON" had SOME hotyin made ont Of but
ialo .nd lined nice with red. yer know and
~r"!Iup~ rlt I" make eln look smart.
bought steel bow and -ouo fine bql}~. =
muI" like hciI-, You know: they cost m.
eleven dollar. pad two dollars ai,;nr,.
I"f r"~rtt'~. three dollar, Tor some martin.
2''I"- and spent ~iN dollars iu>, for ribbon.
MI 'n"iINh'S cost torty-~ix dolEu.-. all ont
"i hi\ own pocket. rhat'~ PLAYED out
now. II don't pay to dcc'ratr YER
mu'c-. h"rs,u~" after th,.~c expedition.
i"ry i.'l>" Yer team away S'ro-c shall
t'-" ih~ t'.rin. too. Them wagon na.tar-
are hr&nmim' To BET now how much Boxer
can pull wll"n li,E @rt him again at Lin.
coin i@~i winter he won 3ot~ o bet, H.,
pulled eighteen nru on q ~Ird 81, the bar.
ground @anl-t twooJhor mules which could
"hiH pull .,rontrrn. I'll br hanged
though. if they ever git amy oi. lil,,,.. .,uI,.,
while hry 'ciu. Ian't right 10 take =
mlf" "u Of the stable when he, b.on
workin' all day. amt ,ion 20 raluIIing INN
out Of his skin .i.~t 10 So" how much hc'H
draw. WALL @cle-, that csuup ahead do
YOU see h"w them mules know il? tnu
'.l thrr"~ heap Of human ua,ur III
lnuIe-. ''wah. Ma".r -wal
And with jerk or two on the line 10 Ioi
Bah know what wa wanted. Joe and
ii, team. moyrj"ti' towards the hoagIa1lrtrr
tent.
lis surprising what ,h.!I t,am~tc.., attain
in j"Hins Njtha .lngIrline old Joocou,d
turn his wagon round withinit, own lon.,th.
AMI lid not enunl.r thut bridge wa mar.
i"" j. you gave him two al. thre, illcb..- 81,
each side Of tI.r wI.l-. The facility with
which the Veteran Distinguishes his muIe,
i equally urlli-in- toanoyicr. Wc,,luu
H. t." @lay- anal ,lul~. and the mules in i
fifteen hundred I-gol hook cr,muah alike.
l'ut an o!i t,rlu~ter. whcn he has once
Iriyru team can tell them IN the largest
I"fd. if he secs them half q mile of.
n"v.'r whom recall had I"-- success.
'iI"" many Of lom mules have You got?''
-1Id and angry wagon master to him one
morning, about half an hour after it was
tim" to b. hame,-nd. "All In, five. va,
The dolcful rcpIv.
Ia" t"mHetrr'r paetilu.~ al,. ,iilplr. Lui
not aIw1H. innocent. Wherever There j. !.
,u'!"r a large share of his tjmrand earning,
"c epont at the bar. I'm Indispensable part
u h,outti l~aparh of cards Hi, philn~o-
ply Of life. hi~ creed, hi hopes and cxrcc
ati"u- for tn" future. are all implied in
hose tiity-two rl"mcnt- No expedition
!o"- out without three or loul. Professionals
Who rn@a@" as tcam~tcrs. ON the Yellow
ton" expedition There were. several who
'ral'o'l a good harvest The most success.
uI. nirlnamcl "tiovrImor Wis.,. took
nom" three thousand dollars as the result
If four months work Onc Of hi, bet
'hauIs, known only to few. was made
me might Just after We had buried the one,
ntortmat" t"am~tcr who wa. killed ON
he trip. TN" game lasted all nisht. and
When the hugl" sounded reycilr. wise had
made fifteen hundred dollars. Ii is only
'r"i",. i"nala who can play such heavy
games The tcan~trr'~ = do not admit
# large stakes; bat hrw!it stake all he has.
.rt hundred tramatcr, b. paid oil. and
n three or four days nearly the whole
mount "i money will be i'm the hands of
hr"" or four men. Many an expert gam.
her ha~ graduated wealthy from mules
acE. At Fort Bridgcr am ACCOMPLISHED
made sixteen thousand dollars
rom hl- coinradr, intlrr" months. There
: man in Icavcnworth to-day worth
itty thousand dollars, who made it in the
amc way. But rovcrsrS are equally
lotIccabr man at Dobctown." Ctah.
Wncd property worth one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollar. in gold. He
ost 1t all in a single game of poker, and to
,"cp from starving was obliged to take a
lack snake and drive team side bv side
'ith the man who told me the story.
But, said old Martin, ''it cured him of
ambling"
quaint old gentleman. in speaking of
ne different allotmcntS of men, bv which |
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