Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-27

yW y MI U.s.
a - ~ Sierra La Sal,
A. ~ ] had ridden
~ down 10 IA cat
n ,up / ~ miles below Us TO de-
n IA gst our mail, which was
n tbers by special messenger
on us horse ia the shade Of
n ,o,toa.poods, l was talking FOR a
a, ui,h William Little, the
4 \ boss
n aly iasrrupting the account
sEas giving mo Of tho last
attack Ltttle exclaimed
thunder la the winter how
4 ID, s,.vr gyt np thew7"
\ ,o.a,sl up The valley, and TO.
n ihs opposite side, where a soli.
sa.nal seemed to ~ peacefully
n IS IT, camp bad been placed ia
\ particular spot in order 20 re-.
II ID cattle from wandering up
liz hsai o. 'lts valley, and stray.
II 40 ths io1t.hills. The sides 81
h ralky Werr 20 steep that the
4 al, could not climb out. md
,uptoys II eAch end formed ii
stes sheh kept them within
s.
eer seldom strnyr inr away
II as slloas aud Little was very
q surprised 10 srv this ono at
y ipu m,jrs from tho nearest
agaigf Il saint thnt ole hnebhrk
h goi h that bunch from the May
p Hes such an uusurinbiC crit.
n Afsalllt u stAyin OF by him.
lake a squirt an im through
n .as an -. ablt he's like
s'.aeius my Geld s!aKscs I look
II Glaf twaturo Then | handed
e 70 l5,flr nnia Hii $3.50 II yon
x ,aai looks ike "uld Lane.
u siead,sl the glass for n mo.
q an@ then De- suddenly drupprd
tsitalle.iuut 4 grizzly hy ling'
I have soma fun now. Bob
rey Nil wake up here's a
Iarv cowboys who we're making n
Eyakfast Jumped up and cnmc
ae 1af Catching sight 81 the
81 iaey hurried 20 tho corral whore
horses werr tied.
llsse rough aud ready riders. ~
tam" out Waia picturesque
gpolmsu Juat following Little,
0psf onmo "The Kid" th,
esi and the pot Of tho whole
\ alht The rest took delight in
hoylsh iollity md looked on with
e O. his harumacarum venture.
,ass. lie WBs lG. Texas born
4 ofel, or. us h. snys, "born in d
WE and ria IN u corral" he knew
'ing Tut horses and cattle. and
IKE tho ancient pcrsians,
a9hi That Decentralization con
~ ~ being nblc ito shoot
.,gat ride n horse aud tell chs
,asa eame "Braneho Bob" aC
ta rom his ability to ride ans
4usr ih1 worst hucking hroncho
4 q him ans Jnybird Charley,
y has ieceiycd his name from hii
luallty FOR bright colurs. and -
NY. ,a.ly ior his SNOWY blue scnrts an,
Wy We're dressed much alike. will
oll brimmed white hats dccorat
wv bullion fringe, blue shirts
~ handkerchief loosely knotteC
Uunl their throats. and panta
|oo ny tucked into their high-toppc,
Il, ~ over which last, when riding
Iy Y! wore the Mexican calconeros o
|,s r,ls made of cnliskin. and buck
IA -5Is \, around the leg. They al
|o ~ 'he heavy bit, the high.penke,
Io ,vu,y saddle, and the long, sharp
nv as''gu spurs ofthe Mexican vaquert
IIivo s we're rough md boisterous, an,
Invo ~ =, 20 horse-plny and rude railery
.ni., marley who seemed TO be q
NM M, ways than the rest, and wa
aW pa OF some education.
h ,b lure are your guns?" | asked
asn,ey were about TO start.
b0 Sgns nothin'r' said the Kid
N NM n whatll do the bars busines
n La lie whirled his lasso uroun,
bera uleedl ! answered, somewhn
heroi'ulously III think you'll fin,
md ~ ~ difference between n grizzl
'cp = Texas steer.
se'Il IsC l. there is; but, Just the sam,
ltas @ WV the b'r with these yer r
m Ho una fetch him into emp alive.
fiona, ,estly, do you really intend I
Ii ls, That bcar2"
lAsSaSn you arel" he shouted. ms "
he bIlIIa away to cut the bear offfroi
lbont s'.i rom which he was distan