The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-12-09

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him t;oht the catflo SLEEVES R,,t ~
] f;rst ne,-so1, IL met after he oot across
] tba Ina wos ! man whom re o,yed for
. waoon THE man sootted him for n, .
,,,onev and Rncha f3el1 for tho rosarva.
1 t;on aca;n
Well when Jack Arlkwright saw
5uche coming ne pulled out his com
Mission as deputy marshal and rode
Town to meet the excited Frenchman.
| Look here, Buche,' he shouted, as
ne got WITHIN Mailing distance, heres
my commission as marshal
The Frenchman turned and ran as
hard as his pony could 60
Won't hear no papers, he shouted.
: don't want no papers
Wei, sir, hell-to-split over the
prairie Went those two men, Buche
shouting that he wouldn't hear Ark
wright bawling out his commission at
the top OF his mighty lungs johnson
told me afterward that he'd have been
saclsled altcr That II ne hadn't got the.
cattle. i'ut whlie Arkwrlght was chas-
ing Buche Johnson's herder found
ouncn or the cattle. johnson and the
nertier cut out twenty-five head from
the ouncn ana started them for the
sSency. Arkwrlght saw them and left
me chase alter Buche to join them
Away the cattle and the men went
IL fnll gallon. For time Rnnhta
seemed to have given up he d been
i such whlrl OF excitement that he
hardly seemed to know where he was,
nd ms winchester had been left at his
Imp when ne started Tor the regu-
TORS he seemed TO reallze ell OF
laden that johnson was actually d,
g as ne SAID he would and taking hi
attie. Ihey were mile away whei
tucne started again at full gallop +
IS camp. lis head herder, Curly, an
snother cowboy were there. lie 60
IS Winchester and the two cowboy
"a away they Went after johnson fui
IT, Buche swearing astreak and shout
g at every jump that he'd shoot John
oa's black heart and white liver ful
oi sinai nne noies'
Arkwrlght saw him coming, an
with an unpleasant look IN his eyes All.
ms rlght mana dangerously near b.
''iA-snooter holster swung down 1
acct him. Buche had no word for ths
putty but kept on after johnson.
owing all sorts OF dreadful fates f
I'm. 80 Arkwrlght swung In benin
ne frenchman and his herders, neithei
OF whom was armed. Buche was taxi Z
$3.50, 1865 i. .a iii1 rlecnester wa
:. 80, " 'i'e s1Iuu,e oeiore INN.
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~ 49, ,'i2senen' ~ 'ouch ms rlne.
, 'onnson mas eoio me SINCE mat he
-, = on - s"nu ieA' III hin' IL
- 80 ~ oao - 1''s ooes "hen Ducne
- uoei uo"n on MS PACK
49, ~. 10 " snooe IN ana ne aion
~ ~ lace 1oou' LOT rear the
! : ~ e,le eli.A'n ~oulu INNS ne was ABOUT
..,r,,o 90. 81 souiu fAecp ms word
- =, .iii1lH oouiun last long.
80 ON. CIV nl nl5 eowooy stopped ana
:. ~. ~, - ~ = ueile ed,'e up
Il yell you what III do, Buche,'
'onhson saia. I've got two men and
Sou We soo Two men. Let those four go
''ei 'nere hundred YARDS and ap-
'ea,se .nose caetie. III take enough
= ene ca91ie ac Whatever price they fix
. pay your Dill. ana IN give you TWEEN
i've uoiiars III cash right here be-
i n.es lou I, give me Dill OF sale OF the
aO,io anu 1 Il give you receipt III full
= ua'e
Buche's chief herder, Curly, said
hat was fair deal, and Buche finally
greed to it. The four COWBOYS went
If together and Immediately fine
'rangle began. One side wanted low
ppraisal, the other high one, and, as
heir numbers were equal, there was
0 way of reaching settlement II
ad been going on for about an hour.