The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-11

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seven hours reached e station. ID Al
Che TRIM. :.1S hsrsYr i cn%cs' All
myself down and slept: remesnhcr ! re-
peated to myself before I went over
Shelley's
Lay me down like a. little child.
And sleep away the life Of care.
nrouses nne. Ia such desperate ~circ,ln,-
S Ss,s s. s sns,s is WIFI NJ f.e1 shs s's ssa;u in ..n being
measured with an e~nvious eye the pos.i-
bilities. ] decided to jump ON a California
front. / did Il AS the train moved and got
safely to Green river.
Two divisions more and i am nj Ogden:
I anxiously scrutinized my Clothes. /
really felt doubtful about goinR into
Ogden. .IIl bs grabbed, sure" but west
yet "a few dimes. aud boarding the next
freight train, / reached Evanston. where
81 took sour.iRc,"' like the Disciples at the
and same ear, giving the brakeman what
'stuff" had. and so reached the
nao.nta, rr.hnn'aa ,%' JIS.e ,,ts IN an
"Arc you all alone ~ lac qnericd. EYES,,
npbdesy viii he the wissr.s You bes i did
go, hut I had n ~prcInonition tina some
thing WA. near at hand. My clothes were
n small place like Ogden I'll he spotted at
once, and then again I'm n GENTLE,
Ogden stands within tho ''horns' OF a
full semi-circie OF mountains. is itself
4,3D1 feet above the sea level. The noun
tains may he another 4,UDO feet and are tn
southern exposure entirely open. The
place itself il tree einhowcd. the trtes
Of fine a. uv %s ,S.. ss ,. w lsrn ,aw,r Tn-
80 to 30 degrees every day in the shade.
The number of flies was truly "a thing to
be amazed at. As I ~forcboded, on the
sS.cOll1 s.yellinU AnS tanned OH the
shoulder. "Havc You any home here"
"No. am passing ,hg.uRi:% "havs
:Comc with me and i shall find you one."
l knew where. Next morning SO or ten
days. When inside learned that the au-
done such fragrant acts of tyranny. for the
sake of getting frr, labor for road grad
more Of the public money. thenlselvcs. /
believe this accusation to he true. They
say one can't cone tn Ogden with shabby
The evening l got released l went to
the manager of the Central Pacific rail
road, and, though late. luckily found him
of the great number of carloads of barley
! had in former days sent over his line.
He recollectsd my name and admitted my
claim, but told me that now it was wholly
impossible, owing tn the rigorous nature of
the interstate law passed so'nc years ago.
The fire for any fracture OF that law was
very heavy and strictly imposed. 1 tried
the Union Pacific at Omaha, and they.
too admitted my claim and told me how
impossible il was to meet il. Nothing for
IL but to abandon all thought of such
u thing. ~sa,ntercd away up to-
ward the mountains, hungry and heavy
i Hsis.' When nearly "S out pom. OF the o city
! heard feet behind me and am arrested
many hours" He seemed staggered "a
little; but, with the USUAL PerSis,S'ce Of
1na' s sm r. %, .i'' IL. ne stair, arr' n @a n' snin a" to
the mountain foot to lie down, SO il did
not make much difference to me as l
would get out i'm the morning. of co,Irss.
l was dismissed without "a word. l got
three days work that morning with "A con-
trs,ctor,Si; :! borrowed from him left Si;
food and lodging 81, left mo with 81 i'm my
pocket. 1 determined to go to- Salt Lake
City. IL for nothing else than tai say l had
say eleven miles out. that is. beyond the
aridities that surround Ogden. and to- the
margin of the lossIny black soil that apper-
I had planned with great Judgment. hit il
to ~ dot. ! had 26 miles to walk. hut
,ar?%ga an Interesting country. This is
southwark, OF course. ON the left. the
mountains tower up i'm mighty name. bare
dira. ike Wyomins, While in the R.S valley IL
below this the whole typographical area
was dotted with houses. red. white and
ton. Had there been heather or fir trees
on the hills you could have found yotr.
self in some Scottish strath. reached
hlA. 49, sS'sss y" h"s ~
enough tai sleep without rocking:
As I approached the city I began to
wonder il ] would get grabbed again. l
had as much money left as would get me
i'm the first night. i accordingly was not
long i'm getting between the sheets and
old Morpheus WAS not long in making his
embraces. What should the poor, the
Fortunate. the unhappy do without thee?
oh, sleep, il is "a blessed thing,
beloved from pole 4" pole:
To Mary, queen. the praise he given.
who sent the blessed sleep from heaven
That slid into my soul.
-inci.nt Mariner.
did not go to bed. however. till I had
called ON the Scotch bishop. "a fine old
fellow. His home was richly furnished
and quite i'm the British style.
Political excitement WAS at its highest,
both here and at Ogden, and at both
places the Liberals had gained the upper
hand at last, only by small majoritics.
though. The municipal elections come
Oh ia February, when tine strength of both
parties will bc tested to the utmost. l am
neither politician nor Mormon, 80 i have
nothing more tai say there anent at pres
ent.
As I had been told, and as I anticipated,
! was ''juRncd." pos lively refused tn go
out tai work. and somehow my hearing
carried the day without the dark cell be-
ing called into rsquisition. Beyond some
tritiing work indoors ! had nothing to do
but tai eat, read, smoke and sleep, all
these comforts being allowed, and splen-