The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-02-06

DOWN dream. A LAT. full half a mila
farther on, ho 0aW that a wire fence ran
Southward aQain across the prairie. a.
though marking the eastern boundary
Of thu houaaUtsaA Enclosure. and con-
jecturine that there was probably a trail
along thst fence and An openinR through.
even II the aoutheaatwaFd line shculd Be
found fenced stilI farther. he sent Nolan
through the Monee 10 tha omen hank on
ne northern side. Conferred along until
the trail Turned ahruntlv nouthward.
and foIIoriro "A eound himsalR onco
more Al the fenoa iust where tho heavy
corner noSt stooA deeplv iInbeddod II
the soil sure enoueh. here ran another
Fence Utrai0ht nm IN centlo nloue 10 TIE
aouth. 4 trsil aIong ~ oaotarn aide. ana
4 broad cattIe esp. dusty and trnmpad
with tha hoofa az 4 thouUcnd ateara. wag
Ieft In the fenc. that. Drolonged down
dream manned ~ northern boundarx,
Inside the homa-tead Ia Ali va virain
turf
Following thu aouthward tran. Perry
rode briskIV nm the LONG inclina. II vHs
east Of thic fenco he md -, the cattle
herds and their mounted watchera Re
vas Tar bevond the ranch building. but
feIt sure that once well M on tho prairie
he could have an uninterrupted view Of
them and doubtlesa meet come Of the
ranch neonIe and aatiSfv himaalf what
there was In he etorieS d their churlish
and reneIlent dameanor The sun wa
cIimbino HIGHER an thia Fine. and he.
eager IN puT1uik al his recounoissanco.
cave Iittle heed 10 fleatin0 minutoa II
lair meaus could accomplish Il, be and
Nolan were bound to have acouaintauco
With Dunraven Ranch
Ten ninutoa' oaav Ina brou9hk him
well M on the urairie. Thero-VeItward
now-was the myUterous clump Of brown
buildinSa iusk ~ far awav A. when he
Stood. baffied and diaapDointed. by the
gateway on the Monea. Here leading
sway towards the diStant buildines. was
a bride path. Here IN the fence was q
Fan inst Guch A he had entered ON the
stream. and tbat pan waa barred and
Guarded bv the counterpart Of the first
9ata and ARMY necurad bv a nadlook
tbat waa the other'a twin. M. Perrv's
command Al tbia mint az Ma axulora.
lions was brief and characteristic, Il not
ohjectionahIa Ia ave vent ~ IN aau.a
low whistle. half s1rprise. half vexstion.
that had comforted his soul before. but
supplemented the whistle WITH The
unneceaSary remark. aWeIl. IN 81
damnedf"
Even Nolan entared hIa Droteak aOaipu.
such incredible exclusiyeness Thrustine
his lean head FAR over the topmost wireS.
aa before. he si0naled Ion0 and abrill-
a neigh that woIld have cau0ht the ear
Of any horse within a miIe-and chen.
ali alert. he waited for an answer. II
came floating on the rising wind. a re.
sDonsive oaII a aiOnal m ea0ar and con.
6deDt AZ Ma own and Nolan and M.
Ian's rider Eyhirled ouickiv Around 10 -
the sourco from whence Il rosa. -Four
hundred wards awav. iuSt appearing over
a little Knoll IN the prairia' and movino
towarda Chem from the direction a 4
distant clump Of GRAZING cattle. another
horse and rider came trottine into haiI-
ine distance, and Perry. bia brieht biue
evea diIatine. and Nolan. ma dainty. IN.
Uitive ear pricked forward. turned
promptlv 10 mel and oraak tbe nav A.
rivala
For fifkv varda ar N thu rtranesr MD
eonfldentiv and AZ ranid tTok perrv
smilinelv vatohed the outturnsd -.
Enc bo6bine. "bent over's seat and m.
eular elbows that seemed 20 Ntranee and
ont n place on "a broad T~xan MAN.
"a couId aImoSt 80 tbe scronP in ~