The Delta independent., 1896-12-23
Copyright. 1855 By
Robert Earr.

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eNo0 would be ample"
Then we will leave G 5000 in the
berx here for the contingencies, and
we VIII cable %, ,OoO to MIR. Kenyon.
shall expect him to get me a good
man to manage the mine: / am sure
he will Le glad TO do that"
~Afost certainly he will. John Ken
yon, now that the mine has not fallen
into the hands of those who tried to
cheat him, will be glad to do anything
for the new owner of it. He won't
mind, in the least. losing Lis money ii
he knows that you have the mine"
"Ah. but that is the one thing he nus.
not know. As TO losing the money.
neither you nor Mr.. Kenyon are to lose
II penny. If the mine is all you think
Investment, and 1 intend that we shall
each take our third, just cs If you had
contributed one-third Of the money and
NJ. Kenyon the ether"
"But, my dear Miss Longworth, that
is absurd. We could never accept any
| such terms"
"Oh, yes, you can. spoke to Johr
Kenyon myself about being partner
in this mine. ] am afraid he thought
very little about it at the time. don't
intend him to know anything at all
about my ownership now. He has dis
covered the mine--you ind he to
| gether. II it is vaIueless, then you and
| he will be two of the sufferers; if II
is all you think it is, then you will he
the gamers. The Iaborer is worthy of
his hire and 1 am sure both you ard
Mr.. Kenyon have labored hard enough
| in this venture. II he knows / have
bought it, the chances are he will be stu
pidly and stubbornIy conscientious,
and will take none Of the fruits of his
labors."
"And you think, Miss Longworth, I
am not conscientious enough to ie.
| fuse?'
"Oh, yes, you are conscientious, but
1 vor o,o ..r.;bI. Mr Kenxon isn't"
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