The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-04


Il A Brskes ear
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A hundred men were digging goiu
and they named Inc p'ace 90
|. Whites isresm-" =.
singular name put toey were s'1
gular men orswny, rolss
! grizzled, ana some OF men, .'c. ~
! Ihey were men RON the I1s.' u's
g1ne, oeiving, ~ = sol. " c.,:ss.
y, for me- of1en wealth ~
MA On tnis Gay = "o.A e.IL-
Inc me- ios'neu 1 DIN.
grass, - 1 ~
his ~eIs ~ ~ =,
tuere We gu o'u o..,eah hs
lace snd i.om h'e "oeu eyee ~
SEM s ,.s. as,Iad
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oua ra,r
"isn p' "aas;aJ -.
none o. Tue n.su l.p" ona nnne
~elo p1's "u,;a. ! h,s;asss On
s""I "as he If Jact
pnm
ps.,a h. moo. and humble
.u,a5 rida, Cravss
.,.a.ad az c;,.ls and
~ ona h.n5 ON ,ho nr;s.
%. sn1y,Jar he hegan.
aJohn Rullet this ia a solemn
an - ii He,a "a The rome
,h..a - ,hs i;mhNand we have
,.,hsrsd 70 hang Won. You came to
g. Wh;,a,. Mean weats aoo NOR
bunrrv and III We fed and nursed
49, Ia wh.n vou were veil enonob
- work |. full claim WAS staked ont
so,ron How have vou rena;d ns
Jaci RnIlet You have stolen dust
s,om the man bronobt discord and
;-asIous;ss among ma melted rows and
y;o,s snd Last n;obt Won were detect.
al when ahont 70 murder vour mart.
nor and steal his few hundred dollars.
We trv to be white in this camp. and
20 nse ali men riobt hut we cannot
turn vou loose IN nrev unon some 9th
ar marty The men are going TO hang
vopn
az q, ,em hang. T can't die but
o,cs y snIt;lv renlied the prisoner.
"Jset Ruliet said the Elder az
am ! nrsvioo man and I want to
rrav Win Won before Won swing |
an cory for Won Yo1 are a strong
man and q are to die like a dog |
Navha VOL, bavn a mother in the
Ea:, orvon have a wife and children
Cod heln ,bom
The Elder sank down on his knees
h.f,ro Tho ~nr;soner and praved sncb
= nrs ver al The rocks had never ecb.
oad again Refore he had finished
80 yara h;o ,sers in ,ba ovas NJ
hsIf ,ho man and Rio sam went
oan, - Cn,lr I'm .nd 1b;snared
Vow that's what I call relioum
tho oI5 hanonn rel;oum s;cb as we
nsed 70 CIT awsy hack in New Hamn.
sb;re ~
Whe, tho nraxer ba I ena.d new
s,;,;, oama 81 ,hs man Thoy scsn.
nd IscL RnIle,,s face and saw that,
:, hod so,,onaa and &C. EIdar Cravos
-s,annoS as;5s Tho rres;dsu, Of Tho
camp emf J.sct,s honds and said.
nwa 49,, w-an, ron, hlood tbo,oh
ror sonsh, or.s 80. s,sa 20 90
IL pr;ia, -, A., 80 80 70.
Wh;,a,s nrs.m aaa;n
III .on.;anaa 49, mor,a su.r
- ;. d;a ~ ~ 49,.
~ 49, . w w.s - r;ow WIN ho
"a S;,.nnosraS s,nm s;ch. H. Nh
ers retnrned In their work each one
so busy with his own thoughts that
Tha. dav wsets man came
up from Cardboard City, aud report
ed that Jack Bullet had been eaten
up by q grizzly bear. Every ma, in
camp felt glad that his town had es-
capped the disgrace of q hanging. and
in the afternoon he saw Elder Graves
shoulder a spade and urn down into
a little valley. 1t was a beautiful
spot, always full of the mellowest
sunshine and the prettiest flowers.
When the boys had knocked of
work for the day, they all assembled
into the place, for what reason no one
knew, but by a sort OF common con-
In the centre of the valley the
earth had been hesped up like a
grave. AT its head was a board-at
its feet u wild rose. On the board
Elder Graves had cut oct with his
knife /: Il
JACK BULLET. AGED 40 |,
.
'"en may not NOT nave gwen MIN al,
cbance,) But GOD WILL. |,
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