The Press., 1888-10-18
GenerOaitx of 9 Pioneer.

GenerOsity of a Pioneer.
 Away on what is known as the south branch of the Union Pacific railway in Gum nison county, Colorado, Is 8 station called Parlin. There is nothing of the place except a depot and postoface, and every train must stop there five minutes, whether it is pas senger or a freight train Not many feet dis tant is tho house of John Parltn. The house is made of logs and Is on the side of hill which stretches back and hitches itself to a mountain that raises itself up until its snowy summit touches the blue sky. The waters como down the mountain side in 8 silvery laughter and all day long make music within Q stone's throw of John Parain.
 The acres of foliage, the pastures green for miles about belong to John Parlin. The herds of blooded cattle on the hilfsides and in the valleys are John ParlinAs' Near the sta- tion and in the middle of as limpid a stream of water as ever charmed fairy. is a dairy in which are crooks and crooks and crooks of milk from John Parlin's Holstein herd.
 Here in this secluded spot, remote from the contentious of this busy world, came the railroad engineer running his line. John Parlin took him in and gave him of his cheer i'm hospitable manner that would inspire an American Walter Scott The engineer went away, and later on came other railroad men, some of them magnates, and John Parlin furnished them food and rest and plenty of milk Then they told him they wanted 300 acres of his hand, and asked him to name his price.
 ''The old man in his generosity of heart, in his nature which partook of the freedom of his home and Its picturesque surroundings, said to them: You can have. ], 800 acres if you will put depot over there near the dairy and make ali your trains stop there five minutes The road was built. The agreement was kept, and Is till this day. And John Parlin sits in the doorway of his log house and sees the trains come in and stop. And the passengeas and the engineers and tho Afemen axd tho conductors and the brakenan leaT r trains and gs over to the dairy and paS Eake of John Parltns Hol- stein cow6s milk fresh and cooled by the mountain stream, tree of charge Then they return to the train and 1t speeds away, and John ParIin stands in his doorway and waves his hand and his children shout in natures grasses at tho departing scene. "- Chicago TimeA
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