The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-14

tainly M strong n a long-winded as
their horses, but Nj. Carpenter. OF
Yuma, had the best horse stories 70
tell.
He listened patiently 70 the others
and finally impatiently broke In:
well. gentlemen, that's very good,
but ! know q horse which can beat any
horse In the whole territory"
The other gentlemen from Arizona
looked astonIshed. II WA ~excusable.
for some OF the feats performed by
their horses were certain y remark
ablc.
lyon know q Q. y each, Of Phoenix,
! guess" said Mr.. Carpenter, turning
affably npon his hearers Several
knew Mr.. Beach and expressed nm
bounded admiration for the gentleman.
well. he's got n horse ON alfalfa
which he wouldn't sell for one million
dollars"
ut amt likely the hoss il with that
much said o gentleman from Rillitos
rather doubtfully.
Every cent Of It, = said Mr.. Carpen-
ter, relightihg another cigar.
.0h,come now. observed agentleman
from Gila Bend, what are you giving
us2 Worth one millioni'
That's what"
There's n story with that horse :
remarked another from Casa ,randa.
whiie 4 gentIeman from Red RocL ssg.
pested that ia horse was worth mor.
than the hull territory"
.srhe,.a IL I stnrv conn ac4.a uith ~,
horse md n LONG "a Reach liv.a that
hafse sbn,nst a, INV barder VOL &C.,
eat ,lfglfa.
IA storvi Whnt il III % ahead. !,
exclaimed MI il 4 breath.
..yyall sir.,, hegan Mr. carncnter
settliny himself IL was way hacl
dmring The Indian troubles that INV
story refcra. the rasoailv reds ware
besieping Fort Moiave and IL vaa .nre
death to EVERYONE In the fort unless
s,a.ar ,vas chtainad pnt ho,v ~ -.
news to3the onter world 81 tina dread.
ful situation? The blessed indians
yyere here. tbere ana eyervwhcre
nicIfing al men women ana hldren
An I,dian don,t care who h ahoosa
q,less Won
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sue. wouet : says .na ~
man small eVer again TUG tnas DUCK
SKIN.
pet, beacn Is right not 70 le,
p man : thai morse, y have
horse which went q miles II
forty-elght hours dragging q heavJ
wagon with q whole outnt and twe
heavy men weighing about two hun
dred ounds a piece said gentleman
from Casa Grande.
The Red Rock man leaned over to M
n whispered IN my ear; That's tn
doggondest liar IN the territory, and
cheerfully began:
Give me q mule every time, ave
a mule which could have beaten thai
horse.
You have, eh," said Mr.. Carpenter
Yes, sir; have 2 mule which Wen
forty miles water ata straight
galiop in the dead heatof summer, anc
2 the fastest horse four days
TO DO this mule Y DO In two days
Nh nOw a time when this mule did thret