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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-09
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-06
From Tuesdsy's Daily.l
GEiia1surdl-

Ore assaying s2.0o9 per ton has re-
Gently been taken from the Blue jacket
mine.
The regular monthly Masonic Com
munication takes place at Masonic hall
this evening at 8 o'clock. 8a
Our old acquaintance, MaSec, of the
Pacific Life. is again in town: he is re-
ceiving the names Of subscribers.
W. S. Clayton, of Cherry Creek. is
in town, and will be detained here 10y
business matters two OF three days. .
Fred Wilson started for Tuscarora
this evening With his double buggy, ac-
companied by George Mcigs. w. j.
Urtou and Sleshirgcr of Ogden.
Ben Fitch has just received from tho
west a car load OF lime. and three car
loads Of lumber for the new Jail has
also come from tho same direction.
Twelve bales of wool were hauled to
the railroad Warehouse from Hunting
ton valley. yesterday. 1t was sent i'll,
we undcrs,amd. from ~ wi!li-m Nit
chefs ranch in Huntington valley, fog
shipment.
Lori L"fIus, Governor Of New South
Wales. and his SONS Augustus aud
Montague. passed through On the west
bound train y.hierLny morning. DO.
Mills. daughter AMI nephew were also
am"uS the passengers by tho same
tgiAu.
The members OF James Shepherds
family, who have been visiting at Coral
Hill, and Who were accompanied here
Iy Sir. George II. Shepherd, tn" II rel
alive, Sunday, started on their return
home to California. ycstordE: they eli.
juyeL tEri- tao weeks stay in silver.
land la such q degree AS to cuuse rcsrct
uu their own part and that oi their
i.!,HGs, that their visi. could not be
prolonged.
Indian Agent, John How, IS loading
= couple Of thg Reservation teams
with groceries aud provisions fer Deck
valley, here 10 day. \ lot Of aouz son.
aIst.ug oi 4i@ aauGrcd sacks, will also
BE- io!wurIsd 10 tho reservation so soUu
rs the the teams COR its transportation
arrive. The crups VI grain AMI vcge.
tables cultivated by the Indians at tie
reservation ar, r,BprttI in a fyu-ish.
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Departures.
This morning John Thomas.
~Nzs1--GsGzSrzrza
From Wednesdays Daily.
Mining Operations Mt nni,ron,

"ih'3U SptTatiOES ut k~tni'rOHti.
From George II. Bobier, who has
considerable mining interests in Rail.
ruut district. We obtain u knowledge OF
the work now in progress there. AIr.
Boiler Is prospecting the" Poorman 4"
through a tunnel, which il now driven
II distance Of 100 feet. To u point within
ten feet Of tho lead. The ground pmsscd
through has been ruuusua!ly bu:l
throughout, until now. when it became
suddenly soft, disclosing n body Of car.
Donate orc. a portion OF which assays
rs high as $500 IN silver 20 t!.u tor, and
load 80 per cent. The rourmHu is an
old location, AMI had been opened to a
depth Of 30 feet FROM tho surfnce. by "a
shaft, some two ycars ago. the ore body
averaging about 3 icot in thickness to
tho bottom. The gcouud about this
shaft having become unsui,, and tin.
herring being very expensive, tho tunnel
mentioned was driven, which will tap
tho vein at Il depth # los feet. Beside
opening up the body Of galcnn--which
gives every assurance OF being II yaIu.
nbio di~scovcry-lhn tunnel Will be con.
tinual to stuko the roormaa. which is
n copper lead, and has already pro.
duced u large amount ~ good orc. The
ground hating become easy, tho re-
,uninins distance will be- readily accom-.
piiehcd.
Mcssrs. Buckingham & Go. have also
contracted 10 run II tunnel 800 frct 10
tap the Blue Bell lend, and are now In
$50 feet. This has proven m Of tho
most voluUblc copper leads in tho dis.
trict, its upper working, having yielded
largely Of % per cent ore from a ~ TO
n 2.fUot voin. The ore from tho "Bob
Hunter " is also working to % per cent
copper at tho furnace, aud considerable
quantities Of the same, ready for stop.
ing, nrO still N tho mine. +"
At tho "R5venUc," preparations nro
making to sink n shaft from the tunuol
level. which is expected to discl,sJ a
large body Of orc beneath, rs this in
times past was tho most prominent mine.
and vas most extensively worked. Of
them nil. Its ores yielded at the farm.
acc. 90 per cent. copper.
The Swccpstnkc, owned by Charley
Brossemor. is n valuable mine, and is
being steadily worked. Containing, ms
II docs, tho proper quantities Of both
copper and iron TO form n nux, its ores
nro just what Is required Mt tho furnace,
and arc readily purchased at n fair
price, for tho purpose mentioned.
Since tue adoption Of coke instead OF
coal. M fuel ut tho furnace, Il isdiscov.
crod that not only q considerable saving
in tho cost Of reduction Is Elected, hut
also that the work Is Jouo much moro
easily AMI c~GcctuIlly.
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RnlmaEundl

RalmaEuHdl.
The mercury reached 95 degrees In
tho shade, here to-day.
Regular meeting OF Odd Fellows at
their hall at 8 O'Clock to.nisht
Hon. G. II. Shepherd came in town
from Coral Hill. this morning.
Rev. R McCulioeh returned from
the northern part 4 the county lat
evening.
Andrew ]. Lane will ship from here
this evening, for Modesto, Cal, three
cars OF fine beef cattle.
Lew willard came down from Corru-
copia. in his buggy last evening, and
takes his little daughter home TO pass
the vacation.
Owing to nm accidcn; to freight train
west OF Truckee. night before last, the
express east arrived here last evening
Two and n half hours behind time.
From Henry Truman who came Ia
from his ranch il Pleasant valley, -,
learn that the citizen" ""' 'hHt way pro.
pose to have n ceieCratiou VI ;EvIT o"r
on the Fourth.
That abrasion on the bridge al hi,
nose is purely the result OF accident.
He didn't thiuk the shelf was 80 high
up when he attempted to squat down,
and both hands were engaged at tbs
time'
we noticed Counselor Rnrd or
broadway' THIS morning with savage
looking scythe upon MS should r and
therefore crossed over to the Ctl'r sid,
OF the street. We |'dA rF"p'T" to h'
cut down IKE "A rose II IAN bloom. a
tender regard Tor hts own IS prevent
ell MIN from s"lHS'AI the mNtaa.oU.
instrument however.
Ten tons OF copper bullion ir"H.
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Ralmasunll

Gabriel Cohn leaves here for Eureka
by the train morrow morning.
Eiko Epcampmon.. No: Is. holds its
regular meeting at the hall. beginning
at S o'clock this evening".
The brilliant prospect for a refresh
ing shower, which was presented yes.
terdny. has melted away into the thin
est kind OF a promise.
The many friends Of Miss Lizzie
Hough will rejoice at the knowledge
that she is now rapidly recovering from
her late dangerous illness
A tormented bronco, yesterday re-
lieyed his evaporation to some extent
by sunmsrily planting his tormentor
upon his back in tie middle of Com
merci4l street,
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tFrom Monday S Daiiy.l
Salnl:t.unGl.

H ....HH NH|#-
train last evening.
Lon Hnmil,cn. of Virginia City, was
also a passenger for the east by the
same train.
Lew Willard. with his little daughter.
returned to Tuscarora. by buggy, this
morning.
Miss Annie Hinkley started for North
Ruby. Saturday evening. to take charge
Of the district school at that place.
The regular communication Of Elko
Lodge No. Is. L. 4 A. NJ. will Le held
ut Masonic hall to.morrow evening at
s o'clock.
Fred Wilson broagh. his wife and
little IL down with him from Tusca-
rora, yesterday, aud they arc still in
town. Fred's eli the jury.
II. II. Lindsey Of Virginia City, ar
rived here from the west last evening;
Le is retained ns counsel in the defense
of Luke Gurmey, whose trial IN the
District Court was set tor today.
Crc,kby last evenings train. eshnll
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Mr.. James DAVIS, proprietor Of tho
Elko mill. has nearly completed tho i'm.
F~ortant changes aud additions 10 the
building and machinery, which has
kept several men employed most Of the
lime for several months, aud IL IL now
one OF the most complete structures Of
It's class In the State. Mr. Davis helm,
himself q thorough practical miller, has
adopted nothing bu, the most approved
machinery, discarding everything MT
OF practical utility In tho bueincss
Several radical changes have been
made In the former method Of produc.
ing flour, which Deccssitated q heavy
outlay. but We are now nssuroi TIA I tho
product Of the mill when again started,
which will be in about u couple Of
weeks, cannot be cSccllcd in any cline
or country.
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y sad .irclIt. -.-..ar t..5..I. .
Ssrrr.G..

~ sad .i'c4Ir" --... s..g..''g
S"ror.E..
The sad news OF 81 l...a Y. t~J O.;
her sons, in .AIiz1 u D She iT.. in-'ui,;.
has just been received - the widow 81
the late J"ri Willard. "i Pine valley,
Enr"kn county. Last Winter tie father
and four sons went With u lot Of cattle
to Arizona, aud soOu after ihvig uni,4l.
the father died, aud wGs buried len
from home and friends. and now cg,uns
tho h~eartrondiDg intelligence thn, the
cldoHt son., y. l.. willard, aged p Year,.
md Alexander, the youugcst, aged ten
years, were drowned ia the Verdi river
by the capsizinE If II boat ia which
they were assisting 10 repair dam in
the stream. 1t il said they were dis
nhlcd by injuries received ni tie time,
bu, little beyond iEc momnul fact OF
their death il yet known.
The letter bearing tho news stated
that the eldest al tue two remaining
brothers would reach homo SOON ntrr
the arrival Of the lrttrr, while the
younger would remain to take care o.!
the stock. II is s,li1Iu tha. so great o
weight OF aniictiou ia poured upon ono
devoted family, aud they are certainty
fitted for the full measure Of conay!uuco
from sympathetic hCatts.
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VIII rommn Ia Elko Il few weeks longer
and work portraits in India Ink or
Culofs. any size or style, al prices from
$40 To $50. Studio opposite the Court.
house. Persons desiring such work can
have IT donc in IA superior flannel and
save tho capv0sscr's 10 ror cent by
handing in the work Themselves.
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st che isiotiy,

Proi.Tripp ibis morning sent TO Hon.
w. G. DoYcy tho famons baby portrait,
who will place IL on exhibition II. vir-
GINA City A life sizs portrait of Mrs.
James CLARK wen, IN the easel This
morning, which will be Immediately
followed by a third one of Governor
Bradley.
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.. q. q. z.

Ae a regular session Of Elto Encamp.
pcnt No. 8 tho following officers woro
installed By District Deputy j. d.
Fitch: II. II. Bieelow. G. T.; George
Russcll. S. W; NJ L. Freeman, Trcas.
urer; s. Nj. Honloy, J. w; J. uiJbctts,
LII. II
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S.uIiion ~saIpn,ent.

Tho Belle Isle Company shipped last
night. per Wells, Fargo < Co.'S Ez-
press. Ii bars Of bullion valued At $685.
go 0G.
At the same time the. Indcp 'ndence
Company shipped 5 bars valued at
='S-2T7 60.
The tota! bullion shipment from the
camp during the month Of june foots
UP SIJ2,G g1 3G.--It7es Rsvietr Ist.
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ET-l-zuurx-zsa
From Thursdays Daily. ]

strike la tie Leopard.
Tho Ti.Heg. Rsrielg Of yesterday has
the following:
Yesterday morning about . o'clock
the drift at tho 500 foot level in the
Leopard mine at Cosnucopia reached
an ore body, the extent Of which had
not been developed when Mr.. Wilson,
the Superintendent, left there yesterday
noon. 4 shot penetrated the vein OF
deposit about Il foot throwing Out a
quantity OF rich ore, which would assay
u. least two LUnlrcd dollars per ton.
The tapping of the ore body not being
followed by the usual iJw OF water, Mr..
Wilson is OF the opinion that The main
ledge has not yet been reached. The
Development is, however, most eucour-
aging, and We await with interest fur
ther news iroM that quarter. The ore
body above mentioned is abou. two
hundred feet southwest OF the shaft"
The above announcement, though re-
ccIvcd with pleasure, causes no surprise,
as from information respecting; the
workings 0! the mine, VIC have had good
reason to believe That; developments OF
Importance We're close Il. LauI. Its to
ba hoped 'Aa. tho new strike may ex.
Gee! tht moss sawEuiGo expectations OF
The owaers.
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Tho following Is IA list Of unclaimed
letters remaining Ia tho Elko Office for
the week ending Saturday, Juno 18th,
1879:
Huffer James Hubbard Il Il
Phelps r III Payne Ben
Reilly Ed Stafford W NJ
q. w. HUI, +. M.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
Mrs. Coon. Tuscarora.
Miss Allio Smith, do
l.. II. willard and niece. Cornuco.
pia.
j.. J. Osborn, Spruccmont.
NJ. ii. Miller. White Rock.
A. Il. Brown, South Bend, Ind.
II. y. peckhnm, San Jose.
Andrew Grant. Boston.
MAsoS's patent glass fruit Jars at
Ainloy'S.
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Inst.

On Saturday last, somewhere npon
tho street, n ladies gold breast pin, with
SGT and pendant. The finder will DO
suitably rewarded by Leaving tho AIN
AZ this office.
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All persons indebted to tho under.
signed will please settle by July 10Th;
and those having bills against mo will
present tho same for IMMEDIATE pay.
mont. W. II. TRpr"
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E:"cryhody H. Stable TO accident

G."cTJh"dy H. s.iabIc TO accident.
Tho statistics OF tho Travellers In.
FUnuce Company for tho past year
show losses paid numbering 1907 for a
great variety of accidents, $40 OF them
railway Ccc!dcHts,nud the bal nee, cuts,
IHi.s, spr|Ins, cunning, burns, horse
and c"rTirgo injuries, needles, sgiinlers.
bites. every conceivable thing. 4 yearly
policy is cheap. Get one.
II. ". GE,Sg, Agent.
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:s..!E:...n..H.i.

Two special trains loaded with tea
passed east last evening.
The heavy sion Foundation for the
new j".! is rapidly approaching couple.
tion.
The roof Of the new Bank building
Is jusi finished; tho floors laid, and the
work OF pi"Stciing is about to begin.
1t being found impossible to suppress
an eruption of press gang patriotism,
We shall abandon ours.li TO the ephem.
eral joys Of ice-crcam aud re-cruckcrs,
TO morrow, giving tho typos Is twenty
four hours rest.
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THURSDAY, July 3, 1879.


| have made. arrangements to leave
Eiko ON the loth Of July. All parties
knowing themselves to be indebted to
me are requested to call and settle at
once. Delays are dangerous.
ABE MoosEn.
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L :" tC~i'"'HilDEI 'H Hsr suuyiu.
{. K. Van Aclsiyn has nhout com
rlctcd arrangements ut the Spiiugs be-
low town. fur II pleasant celebration Of
the Nations birthday at that popular
place Of resort, next Friday. a now
md stately lng staff Inns just been
ERECTED upon the grounds, which during
the past year have been greatly improv-
cd and benntiiicd by the planting of
trees and grass, and the cultivation Of
flowers. shrubs and II variety Of ornu
mculHi rlantg.
The interior Of h"lnrgo niry pavilion
has just been handsomely rrfttyd aud
substantially adorned, and the broad
vcrnudn, extending The entire length
aud breadth Of the building, nro Just
tue places iur ricuicors 90 spread their
lunches. Van bus spared no pains to
make the place attractive on the Fourth,
and in addition to those Of the dry, n
pyrotochuic diBpIoy will DO made at
night.
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Departures.

This morning Sliss J. James. John
Hubbard, McAllistor. Thomas
Pat Ueins, l.. Bn,ioy.
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sstWs-NEtrr~v-s :.
DISTRICT COURT.


J.. II. FLAcK. PHEsIDISG.
Monday, June 80.
Court met this morning at 10 o'clock
pursuant to adjournment. The work
of empanneliug a jury TO try the. case
OF Luke Gatreny. indicted for the kill
ing of Quinn, WAS begun and the ytnire
exhausted. A new yoniro for 80 jurors
was issued, returnable at IL o'clock to-
morrow, to which time Court adjourned
Tuesday, July l.
The panel in the Gaffncy case was
completed from the extra venire for
thirty jurors, issued yesterday, and teS-
timomy il being taken to-day.
The jury is composed of the follow
ing gentlemen:
C. b. Leddick, II. F.. CottreI,
Sol VanSeas, o. II. Hclmbaugh,
G. W. Monks, Thomas Harrison,
d. L. Griffith, Frank Williams,
Robert Black, A. S. Longley, Be-
JAS. MARSHALL. John Lineberger.
The balance Of the trial jurors were
then excused by the Court until next
Monday.
"WEDNESDAY. July 2. 1879.
Court met ut ~ o'clock this morning,
pursuant to adjournment, and the ex.
animation of witnesses on the par. Of
the State, in the trial Of Luke Gafrney,
which occupied the Court yesterday,
was resumed.
The testimony on The part Of the
State was concluded at noon, mud =
recess was taken until l o'clock, when
the examination OF witnesses by the
defense was commenced aud continued
unit! 1 o'clocSr VIXEN the testimony be.
Ing ali in. Court adJourued until'9
o'clock, tomorrow morning, when the
case will be summed up 10y IL. Wines
on the part of the State, and Z. H..
Lindsay, of Virginia City, for the de-
tense.
THURSDAY, July 8. 1879.
Court met this morning pursuant to
adjournment, and the argument Oh the
part Of the State, in tho trial OF Luke
Gatfney, was opened by District At
tornoy j. W. Dorsey, who spoke two
hours, when u recess was tG.eu until
o'clock. Aitor recess Me-. Il. Hind
sey followed for tho defense, speaking
nearly three hours, and was followed by
MIR. j. j.. Wines, who Ind the closing
argument. At I:3J O'Clock before the
latter had concluded, he having spoken
an hour and a hall. TIE Court took n
rocess just as we were going to press.
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Depot Itoiei Arrivals.
Departure go.

For the north by stage, this morning
Miss Eva Rogers, L. Franco and ~. IL.
SIcc0ube.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
John Burk, Eureka.
Edward Adams,
Frank Terrill, Docth.
HRS. j. X. Hopkins, Winuemucca,
Mrs. q. ii. Meigs, Wells.
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san FRANCISCO Suck eCA3D.
ao
Sdin,,rncl.

S~dJ0arncG.
The San Fraaciseo sock Board yes.
terdaY adjourned unth Monday next,
Hestcrdays A~r.c.Aooh DoarL.
20 Raymond & Ely. AZ
10 Eureka Con-, lGT
100 Gila. 90c !
275 Belle, 5
20 Manhattan. "a
200 Hamburg, soc ~
100 Hillside. ~
$50 Hishbridge, 200
100 Paradise, l5uc .aG r.
400 Albion, zoe ,.-r
l70 SIodoc, l
l50 New Coso, l5c
lG0 Bodie, 23 23T
2O65 Bechtel. 2aOc 2l5 D
100 McCiinton. iGOc
535 TiogH. 76I
$50 Red Cloud, 95c 90c
200 Summit, "a
so BulweT, 81
l55 Syndicate. a.
900 Aurora. 60c
$50 Belevidere, ~
400 Champion, Gee
0 Booker. lice
800 Mono, llL
30 Richer, liUc
800 Croesus, soc SIC
$50 Con Pacific, -
300 University, Coo
3Sj Dudley. =. $50
$50 Jupiter, 20
500 s. Bulwor, lI0c ~
eco MONDAY, AZ.
80 White, u
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Thi5 ovva;ng--il.5 E.,c Alien, Miss
=. Muihali nuj c. WErli,rl.
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Escpo, Hotci Arrivals.

lscpot H0Gcl Arrivals.
o. w. ]lIolobaugh, Carlin.
4. Van Week, COruucopin.
VIM. Mitchell. Huntington.
Geo. Elmorc. South Fork.
f.. Goodale, Star Valley.
u. Armstrong. do
Geo. Monks, do
Thos. H. Lowe. Muddy Valley. Cal.
NJ. Coltroll. Fort ilnllcck.
q. w. Ninton, Moline, lila.
q. s. Leonard. Oswcgo, n. Y.
Mrs. Fletcher and children, Eureka.
II. II. Lindsey. Virginia City.
Arrivals.
This ovcning-Lillio Hunt, VIM.
Cogau, A. MOgcc, T.. Larsch.
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Departures.
Sunday morning. were Miss Bcllo
Cady, Mrs, Coon and f. Bicgcn.
feet ice!
Delivered to all customers every day
by George Cans.
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Depot Hvtci arrivals.
joe WHEEL, Eureka.
NJ. d. Dwc!iey, R.no.
john Thomas, England.
W. S. Clayton, Cherry Creek.
l.. II. Briggs. nllccI.
j. Il. Moore, RUhy Valley.
J. X. LincbUrgcr, Carlin.
J. J. Griffin, do
i. :. LunElcy, do
Jas. Marshall, 81
u. +. H"Otc-, Huntington Valley
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-06
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-23
The Mule and the Small Boy.
From tho Cincinnati Enquirer.l

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
A boy, apparently very much agi-
tated rushed into house yesterday,
and said to the lady; -,,- - b
~ don't want to alarm yer, but I've
got big news. The man sent me up
from the livery stable to tell YER"
"Good heavens, what is it?"
Why, you know your little boy
Aleck, what the man can't keep ouien
the livery stable round the corner?"
EYES, well?" 'lh' N0t 9'ij i"F M
IL told Aleck just now not to go
inter the stable among the horses, but
he wouldn't mind me" q
"Oh dear! What has 'happened?"
"He said he wanted ter see what a
mule 'ud do when yer tick!ed its heel
with astraw." sn1Ns
"Oh, heavensP gasped the lady,
and clung to the mantel for support
"Well, mum, yer boy Aleck got a
straw, snuck up benin sorrel mule,
|tickled him on the heels, am
The lady started for the door.
can, the blamedcritter never lifted
a hoof," called the boy. Never al
much as switched its cussed tail. IT.
mighty good thing for Alcck that h,
didn't, too; an / thought I'd come W
an tellyer." And lie lodged out a
the side entrance.