The Republican journal., 1894-02-01

tains ID tlle MeSt The crowds NJ men
ali armed alulind the saloon Doors might
ainust Have heard the breeze >-h through
the great dark tops OF the pines on the
mountains to the north. south east and
west Horseshoe Bragg had been ordered
Ia leave the camp.
And a further fact was that Horseshoe
Bragg was going to do IT, He had shaken
hands With the foreman Of the hastily
formed jury. thanked him ion the extreme
lightneSs Of the verdict, and assured him
that he knew when to moseN. That
worthy individual had congratulated him
on his insight into the necessities Of the
case and returned him his revolver. And
50 he crossed Whitewood creek and heard
it murmuring AS ii complaining that the
guleh was not wide enough for Itself and
the main street Of Deadwood. and calling
attention to its priority OF claim. and then
he TUNED down the dusty trail lust as the
sun sank behind the mountains over by
the Golden Gate and the rich but lndis-
covered mines to the west.
Horseshoe Bragg Ii is nut 1t M prob
able TINT little Nee baby, wilh Ills great.
lollnd. staring brown cycs. Mas eNel chris
trAed IvlSt~hur ~ rhelg Il not much
ehaute that thal Mas hi~ right name. As
t,a Blagg II niYht w hi~ name aud III
inght Hnt nviedN IN ihe Hills knew. Bit
MH ftAg- Wii- lraNin4 l>+tadWaetl alpi
tA#iM. iS peVtthnlN constructed naRc
wth Nim. aIid H Vas a-i>pd hA al the
lehiiIi4 citizens that his -ong Has great
tllr4 fNI thu moral atmosphere OF ~ city
-an atmosphere in the minds % these
leading citizens remarkable 1eI rs en-
theme purity
Fel llotiWund Had nj lit, l4een emmy
l14 mHtal lplraNa alni f't"NAfiea-
N4il'isf i4Nt beeDlne ton ilaiAent e''r
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before along With the hundreds Of orhsr
despelate characters who locked 10 the
new III Dorado Tilt mennrable tirst ~un-
NOR. ana it was said that this wa not the
lllsl lhdll rs ila'l killed. ne fetlinT 81
tbs Jury vas that il would be we'll enough
tol linn I" IN. il is probable that he would
have been hung despite his Ilea had the
murdered man been better known and had
any friends except the few he had made
dulng the week ol 50 he had been IN the
camp. So when Horseshoe turned down
the dusty trail he understood that he had
just t"" hours in which to leave the too
highly moral atmosphere II peadwood
behind
II was really mnce more tllne than he
needed
III could almost reach another camp
ann aet myself ordered TO leave auain III
that time III remarked PLEASANTLY ID
himself. Perlnps Nj, Unrs4slina nv,ne,
liad lAft western niinir4 eaml.s I'LL Shorter
uotica ~ le lnitrred lrisrrtly alon. Mini
tleqHeMtlY ,tonped III ,.iek NH " -sIet,i-
men #na maxi, Mental estiniafes nlf the
Probable direction ala du,,tl III flIe l,#td:
btif THE end hi the two halls tquid Mill
Wen Hill luuthei ejl II AMI twas tlum the
dusty dam.
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