Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-01-27
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 Caison Valley tnsss was at the t.ri.h of Captain yosIngs remark able tlieain. m excsSsiingiy wild aud ,l.ss,lats plarc. aipi uften fsndcrad imIsesslblc ty drifts of snow.
 Cara.rn Y,atlgr tonie was more than isu milss. fran this lgssss anu be hsul nat hisl ary rsssm to think or sissik of it on tho night when he f'e iinsi u, issl ts, dream oft
 The tinst ixaff d tif. ,lrarn came to him ss,on after hr went to slsep.' He rt,w . great whftstvck eliif rrsliig p.rsniksfis.r many fert
 sns,sy. yat~p md trarkls-~. al about it, and ii.thc ssisnw a party af enhi ,,rai,tx. who sscsnssi to la trying fo builsi 4 4!fe with the inre bnineilsss wh,efs tik.ythad cut frDm the tIsss lIe ,ssw that tiry failed in this and sa.assf wossL.e.a slesistis arsd saw q wosfsas insfst ints tears
 He frnsask;sss tie fsasss If certain ulsal. si,fl <ley ws.ro as insieiibly eis .,savtst ,ai hl~ inensmy as thai;ss he h,..l afsmlly met tise living Iensoaa t,,s. sa tlssan stnlssl te him and ,<ai.l
 'Ileiy, sl<S fss tssias szlkei"
 As he wps aisDui ts aieswe. he
 Thelrswm troubled him. Hcawoke i,ls wife snNl tossl iisf of it She bag
 ssl hun sa try to ~ssrah fer some rssllse nniong the in,islcntsaf tho fsssa day. nsni he made the effort. but ex' sepf tliM lse had notssssi a slight fall of snow. thcs~ was nothing to he rs memts,sssi ...i rs
 However. they decided that it was this snowfall talked n h,tie while and ,sisps s;-sin.
 0nse saore tssptain Ynang only sielt te trcanA. Again he Ssw the white ciia. the mountain fsess veilesi' tn white sssox. the afnhraDt wsgous the women and.chiiiren. the sDen whss f@ss tic had .sssi in hba firss tirsxsni. xnd again the man who had Impk,sesi hs. Ri.l tcfre tufnssi to him with the tsline words,
 Help us for issls cake.
 Thr time he answeusl
 "l will help yssiF and befme he awoke he felt the gIal, af the mans hand apm hls This time he aisarssd | k wife t,y .xsl.i shssh.T
 '.it ps fessrful. | he ,slil. ''it is like rsslity :- and then he told her of the diffcraIt ex,srss'iuns ufsn the yfri osrs fsusss how ans lssan was fsaie, one rsl. bow asoc lasi fss,am his fin ,rts. bow ,ns uf tiss wsmen was like a statue af despair. u,it fsom white marl,,e; how one nsan hsl his face and gr,anest
 His wife. alarmed fnr his sanity. \ arssss and gave him sonso ss-latIyc.. He sk'pt agaia. and al this time. as II ssennsi to ali ,,ls-irve,,s very @mnslly.
 However, when actually awake. ile de.larssl that he ha,l once mose ben l He Ssw the same faces he had seen tcftre. and the man who had aTlssaltsl to birn for help now " prsxw.heslshim. saying.
 You prumisssl to help us hut We shalf mll starve to death bsfof8 you will osme to lis We are in the Car son Valley insS"
 Captain Young WIS deeply in prt,sssl by thissireain and could thial, of nothing elsse Finally he sle,lar1sl that he bclieyssl himpslf called tFpn to 20 to garson Valley lsass ut 'onse. Hr family wesy terrified. His neigh bo bonphiugheiat him
 1t isno asstsf' journey. but have no account of it exupt that thesnDw storm met thom and that nftcs. ame wandering they reached the p.sss iiss
 There. situated exactly as the cap tain had seeu them in hhs drosam, were the emigruntz They hailano.l longer a mouthful sto sat. The suld was bitter. and several of them were already dead. However. the rcxuers had the happiness of saving the TO mainder and. bringing them back with them in dns time. Captain Young declared that he had seen the ! faces before and almost expectel the man whose hand he had grssspcl to him. Boston Globe.