The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14

ton. They moved out sorrowfully. Mr.. Good
hsre WIZ all Of his knowledge Of the country
he cnmo ns tina manager OF a great cattle com,
pany and located.
Palo Duro canon extends from northwest to
sont Is as IL isa vast chasm. The traveller
down preciItcc from 200 to 1000 feet in de-
sesh' rises Acr3 t from one to three miles dis
The plain is hurc " trees and brown with tile
sh" IT. cured grass; hut ~ the wide bottom
made rrohiGal prov sion here Sl,c gave the
pns as S sho am aaS sF1i lie gres ssa
cold col rn wI ths rr r1afs srb from ,n storm and
bna9es retracd whe T' winter rnms T HaT
sailed from II in the .springtlnr. In tile canon
the n.o G,oMman N made III last s,ana They
ers. They we're caught a. in a' tra i"' iT1
braves fell backward. pierce with bullets.
nd thor The snr T h HiiH'fN tn IN Esl.
saw a sight which made them realize more
thin TIL, thu modi.s Of tc"d Indians that their
the soldiers destroysi 1900 milan ~ no Mi.
Msd iaIy wgh ts nny yEatn from Chs tracr
And SO, their spirits ,hroKcn, tie Comancne.ss
~fnt tho nn@s in r 'ne e. ,o
night IaiM hold d Palo Durn aud tho adjacent
pd TIM nh t, Can9 , w, aclur"d by purchase
from wealthy Irish gentleman. H sir john
Ahlir; whG ,a had married Young New York
y A.. for tho brand and The nnmo " " Ihs
ranch. Under Mr. GoodnieGt's management
Texas grew into existence. - winter the
herbs sheltered IN, the, canon, In su,nm"r
th 1,r snr"nd over The plains. ~. Goohnight
Tuc on tho senb Ei, ,na 1 on th r'' morn.
w ,Ysnt df;veiomcH. IT, til. detail II manage
strong viii. and busy brain gave his attention
until until; if you asked IL Fort Worth. WHO is IL"
times out Of ten was. rhnri y t;"",nigh,"
Mrs. Adair. again a widow, iives in i."ndon.
l f"9 P"Se r sr, is !. 81. ~" M, OF S". an
I2lgs that they rH1uire all Of lis ii me. Pa a" /"
night changed with them. Wien leasing took
bought and fenced. until now he sruz"s lis
ra rom on hs nWn I'M Az tn fact "a the
miles across his homo place is oni NV ' mail
indication 81 what h. owns Ills main ranch
is miles TO the south. ii"rc h.: lives in hand.
and thorough prel cattle about him.
One thing he said rs he sat on the vlnc-cov.
nnl skctrhcd illustrates his character III" !
talk turmoil npon the troubles 81 the cntl"
Snr Ii WyomjnE VIII tho settlers I'VE
cnnse W" DO things very, differently, Those
sattlemen have brought about the dlfIicultios.
good wages. and then turn them loose on the |
country the day the work is done; Here We
e,st.i. When find a man is steady SEQ 10 it
that he has n chance to do something Tor him |
sHli; 1cnGonrngs hint get hold Of few eat
business FOR himself. That young fellow You
saw come in a little whlo ago has already got
he keeps on the way hc is Goin.: he will have a |
pace Of his own. 1t lays to encourage your
greater when they feel no interest in the
work. Up Their, many Of the men taken into
@ NnnT{ I nay. i9Is nsr Shprt
take sides With the settlers. 1t is easy enough
to see how he trolbleS have come and how
Hare Wa keep on good terms with each other
Wnsn | find a Inns cattle in mine send
The mon with sm al punches are protected
to-, and there is no difficulty"
I'M ntt'n business is I" Mr. Go1dnSht
making. low years, ago. when he saw tho
conditions changing. the idea occurred TO him
the cattle businf SIS AS it then was. He sent to
New York for competent artist. and Kept
months maEns pictures # $ enes illmstrative
o. every ,ghase, Of ranch life. From these
sketches 100 plntos We're engraved Enter
sxstchsI II IhGr Offers $1,000 ard
rnllecu Ms OF these pictures for himself aud |
his friends He DID not intend to make the
for general circulation. But rs the work was
approaching conn Teton the plates and
sketches were Destroyed in the burning of the |
artist visit to lalo Duro in the form OF large |
oil paintings. hang on the walls Of the room |
Mr.. Goodnight uses for his business Office |
They reurr5 ont scenes in the great cannn
But the cattle king hlushes as he points out
that he New York artist Tucked the practical |
to hestow the right sex upon the
mo her OF u splendid Hereford calf.
w. B. s.