Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-17
THE STRANGER VINE.

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guess u hhshy long uii' "ei"'o sou
would come near II, 20 III spare you inc
trouble and tell yon the story
lie held up his brown right hand as
he rpoko. Across tue back Of II were
two Iivii lines. ono of theso line.
n.a.ed inside nj. hand and woupi around
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anu o'o-oa AZ" "'n' ""'A"u s"'
10 tne hnser haii estehueu tho n"fy'
thIeAaiike hhe'
Inc seoohn hnc was q deeper rcd
w'nrf thah tne DINER ana nom u otnvf
hihihentlks hhea prsncn'd' covering tue
wrn' win ho'"ofk OF seAriet ."hutils,
Tue man hho eouin pr seen 70 VINO
vnes mouha tne wIlst ana 'heh was io''
up tne speaset hcsNe'
wen NC resumed, You remember
'ne saei'sinoht tnat followed ih- dl'eoN-
snso oi nNet IN iuea'sh IN io'" Inc
ihalAns hau oeen bringing ao"h small
quahuues OF morn SILVER Tor some time
anu sehlng u ~ Merida Finally one oil
tho hAi oreed merchants o. that town
got an ihuiah drunk ana Induced MN 10
"h "hcio they ootaihcu 'h"sliNet' lhey
sv u was ono OF the mines from when
the Al,ccs, or Whatever race u was that
hnilt the cities, the ruins OF which cover
10 many inhes IN 'hat country used 70
svt NE sllver iot ,heir temples AZ an
.'vnts, Tue merchant came back with
TWO Uuttos isach with Almost pure sil-
yer ne SAID mat there was silver
enough IN sight al the mine 10 load
Meet OF steamers, he told In general
way whero thn treasure mountain was,
ana Htaitcd out win PACK tram Tor
More. Ohs OF ma mules sthycu pAck
ns'Iiy thohth fa,er, out that was All
mat was ever heard OF MIN.
wa one OF the swarm OF prospectofs
mat s'sr'ed out 70 ma ths OLD mine. II
haa tsken mo merchant Two weeks TO
inahv MS h,st trip, 90 we could calculate
sSo. "nA' aistAheo no nad travelled
hNa ior ovuhpAh'oh nAhso indian
nune', VINO Knew something OF 7ho iH-
N.'o' souhuy, We uA'sisa ven Gays
through tno winst country thAt any
ono e'.r hearu o. houh'aiha' WHOSE
sno"y "pa were 'hou'ahds OF iect ABOVE
the clouds ana Whose sides were COW
e''a win JuhS'es 70 uiek mat Tor Gays
.ose'ner We snnPiy hAa 10 now cur way
,urUush ~ ~ iast We feaohed Na'.
IVY, 'no o'lor sius OF "hioh was bounded
NselA4"'o ohah OF mountains THESE
l'uih Whs'e We a'ood' seemed perfectly
nhsr'"4'oio' out my companion SAID nc
Hla veoh on 'op OF tnom,
'on' vac summit ne Nud' you can
tse ,ho .iAnuahuAssL
haN haafl o. the ChihnandhssL Tbs
name means TABLE OF Dead Men aud
,hs inoI'hs sAy " " covered win pian'a
That Dave the power OF motion.
na'e you ever oecn On tho Chihnan'
aAssiI ASKED
40 man hs ever gone there and re-
turne' 10 tel u. hs answered.
we crossed .hc valley, passing
through tue RUNS OF great city built oil
hhiost transparent quartz and finally
.""eh the uNi no spoke OF, And two
uayn iatnr stood on tho top. On the
o'her aids was narrow galeh' and be.
yond u = sheer wall many hundreds oil
teet hish' sun the top OF this was low
~ than we were, and wa could look
uown upon inc Table OF Dead Men. The
mesa on tho other side OF tho gulct
seemed perfectly level. and ms far NJ WI
could Judge was surrounded ON all side
10y Jnf anch : preripicc rs we saw. Tue
country Is all sandstone, and the swift
MITE f,Ncrr nave nearly all worn deer
channels Tor themselves In many local
liles you can walk a hundred miles, b.
solst TO throw stone into the river aud
yet you may die of thirst. 40 high and
erect are those fearful walls The Chi
huaudassi was covered with some low
vorel'u0n aud there were - Tow trees II
tho distance.
"'IhAt II tho flower that travels, sale
my companion
''He noticed my look ot amused in
eredulisy, and resumed Iathor angrily.