The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
A COWBOY AT CHURCH.

Re vas as Sne looking specimen of the western cowboy a. ever sinched hroncao or threw a rope, and as he rolled into the Graphic office, with his big soribEerc or one side, Mexican spurs juggling. ani Persaaier n h;s beit, We ;e,; that nothing We could d. would be too go,G i.r him. ''.are you the religious boss of th.s ranchF was the ques- ticn wiih Rhich he greeted us We cheer fully answered ID the affirmative. and as he rolled a cigarette with o1e hand, toy win the ivory h.aile of his gun w.'h the ,;her, closed oue eye and scaoned th- lay lor cylinder with ;ae uibe', he c. n-.nuec: You See, ranged over y"ar iAst Sla-<y $ camrin place aud oo:c.G,:vd i take y'rr
 ajvice and eo io the preach ho9se The i'sf I vas ;u herd ci ;hat k,nj back 'n ;he states, A. an ed fashi ned Methodist rom
 up m the Wo.,i-. where the sky p'lpt n--i
 hot psrGl;'on a; Ihe boys, and knock ed hi. desk ou, ID three run i=, Marq"Is ': Ql e'- the whole heri. Well 1 wss l.okia .'.r sanse deal Of that kInd, and 6cIsei that Td have picn,c with the h,ys. B.; I 'idi.'t
 l g.i lef; "n thai the hrs; ta;n "Tt Q th-
 bcx. Iwsl'zed into the c-pei fAc;"fy wI;h
 rav s.,u,brrro eser ny eyes. hu; oa o'ite ou ,he frs, Jamp. had oa Dy stevi., and I hadn't roise rl"re'n hAi; SAy rp tae cau'e ,.u ,,ip;,ei up on the ssir's ": \ s''c& l.'"k- ing Jersey heIisr who aas c''ii, II, ahead l coi myself together as qa'ek Hs could i..-t fx,: iike d T.1as uiAvsrek n a herd "' shoc; horn. Party .iae bauch 't c'rI i'd girls yog've cat on :a:s range. amt i'. Bi; BIT. V hen that Ter g.; iu hIs w.rk "u the cut;lu' ou; and rouniln' np of them w'ris aa.s speeches ..f hs, f-ir jvs, .k- s-:'In' up end eiyi,.' hun al i'd s,y.r ;aree '',eer. ani
 a ;ice'. os-iy had ;o shut ny 'y~s aa' l thn,-ht wss book iu h.. ,,l ] c''3-ch a, h.,ne ws;h my F, .:h.r hp:l,a' ny ia i '>, as shr t.sei ru H her. I va. X l.; "a, G when c,c;i-d 'ern I'll lee ga lrinei f ih-re van; H e dro:,s of Ha:rr "n Eiy face. Frs; ;,n,- such thtag h4y-~acd s'rcc ~e planted my Tex 2. chu,r gu, n ,h. i'd T. ,:g- :ra;l t.-n y-~rs sro. though, Il rot ever then feel: gs long aga, but they couls onto rat hse long horns ID a stampede. I cc- | believe much in ,i.I. grand rc1ad-up business oa the les: day. anI do..'; IFS; hi;ch ou'o ,i.e u, s Ina, all the s:.>k ;..un2 vui ID ;ic Unh..nd- cd ;hea vii ;.e lrf; o1; n s'A-ve on thr o're rz.-e. To .:,y F. .t..i Ia :-s:arre3 :a-ser- i.k. if he has rns,.ci and msi- the best twin he c,r!d whvn ihe range wAs shrit vii stand ,usi as s'-,t show io ce; III the h,ue grass yAs:er as ;he sick fc.!cd AnSi' wh, has been corn fed since he vas s year'iI But he ina: as !; .a,y. h.ia ID :iai corral full las, $uuday, and kesrin' some tA'nss that had ssca?ri uly mem ". has d' he Ene I.aore to say. On,y :asi SAY ;o The hoys ior n,e that t&k;n III thA; f':caca house and heAra a few things they ouch; to vhe'her
 ,kxv he.;ve them cr no;. ;s Garrto >isas better tha;. ,oafia' around camp. rv.:;. n. horns TT h-saksn' !, -nchos- And havI,c S;i.hed hss hf;A c's4 c:te A@d le:t US " n der,nc 4 we wouldn't; better ;eI The boys his expcrlence. ana Ask them 10 take hIs s;yIoe-:UArpsr Cr~paIc.