The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-09-14

M6cNuGJ n6a mao a partner III nlS HILL
ing ventures, but the partner swore
etoutly that Mac hadn't cent in the
world that wasn't swept away in the
flood Of Apache canyon; he even went
SO far as to declare that Mac owed him
money, and more than once appeared
at Retribution when times were hard
at the mines saying he thought the Of
acers or somebody ought to pay it be-
cause they now had Macs boy rs Sc
curity. He generally compromised as
he called it. however. with requests to
be supplied with bacon, flour, coffee
and sugar at commissary prices, which
were fur less than those at the mines.
The soldiers found out that this man,
Z Muncey, by name, was in bad re-
pute among his fellow miners, and
openly houted him when he came
among them, but the officers, unable
= to prove anything, continued to show
courtesy to him even though they dis
liked him.
Capt. Cullen's troop marched away
from Retribution in April, ~, just
rs soon as Capt Raynond's Of the th
cavalry arrived, Mira Cullen and Randy
in the meantime having been sent
away by stage to the Colorado and
thence by steamer around to San Franz
cisco. This was long before railroads
were known in Arizona. But weeks be-
fore the departure Of the troop there
! arrived at the old post a swarty little
fellow from Tucson, who announced
himself as brother of the late Mrs.
MacNutt and as Icons uncle. He had
come, he said, to take Leon back to his
mothers people in Sonora. He brought
letters from officials in Tucson which
) established his claim and was fortified
in his statements by MacNutt's former
partner, the malodorous Muncey, who
came with him. The officers and the.
men had no claim upon the boy other.
than those Of friendship and affection.
They were his rescuers and supporters
that was all--bnt Leon was by this
time far more American than Mexican,
J 4 far more Yank than Greaser, = as the
men expressed it-and he not only
begged and prayed not to be taken
from them, but he kicked and scratched
and fought like a young bear cub when
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Prescott for change of air while the
packing for the move was going on,
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