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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb 1.-THE wbaa+ NOR
ket started out little nervous this morning
t because OF discouraging cables and advices
I'm we" YORK that foreigners were moderate
reseieFs OF May wheat. First prices were
lracuonally above those of Yesterdays ciosa
put the undertOne was weak and soon doyoI
Opeu oeclded weakness, and lower prices the
result Fluctuations were frequent durino tbl
ArSt TWO hours OF the session and the tendency
constantly downward till a full cent decline
Tor May was scored. At this point the mar
me- steauleo' put was entirely due to a lack
OF business. The news of the day on The
whole was bearish in tone.
way May wheat opened at 1890 against 1917
1876 yesterday, sold to 7312c. declined to 72zSc
Turned up TO nc. lost ibc, advanced TO 731[6
l52sc, declined gradually to 721bc frned IN
70 To- z74c by n:45, and by noon held at 7226
July wheat opened at 742sc. against 74c vas
terday's close, sold down to 1871 07376c ad-
yanced to 741sG74Ac, declined to 7315c hv
IL 80, and by noon held at 739Ac
Inc demand FOR cash wheat was very good
az premium OF Ac over the May future
Tor mo: northern. Low grades also sold
wen. NO; l northern sold mostly at 73166D
7S94c, and No. 2 at 72A@72hc. Sales were
made as per statement below Receints how
were 226 cars; shipments SO cars
While the foreigners appear Indifferent to
the comparative strength of the wheat market
on this side, it is possibly because thew have
SO much already bought for shipment hence
Inc daily clearances of wheat and flour from
the Atlantic seaboard certainly indicate that
the united Kingdom buyers have control of a.
large quantity OF wheat and -four In this
country, which they are able to take at their
convenience. If that is so they must hold il
IN the shape Of May options which they can
change quietly as suits them for the actual
property. The market was very weak during
the greater part of the noon hour on bearisb
uispatches reporting that enormous amount
OF California wheat on passage will arrive
IT England and France during the month of
March. Bradstreet's report is expected m
show shipments of 10000 bu from the At
iantlc side this week. Closing cables all
lower ana weak: Chicago reported sales of
200, 600 bu cash wheat. February wheat closed
ct I25se, May wheat at 723sc. and July at
7Sas@731@c.
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SEED MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Feb. i.-aThe faxseed market
was weak and lower again today with very
little trading done. Receipts here were p
cars; scars at Duluth and II cars at Mime
apons The official close, as reported by the
Cash flax at 761ac, May at 76A@7611c. July at
TIC, and September at 79c per Blu. Cash tim
othy seed closed at $272l4 and March at $272n
lbs. Minneapolis 5faxseed quoted at rye
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Feb. lin cattle a good de-
mand existed for the best grades; sales of
common to strictly choice cattle ranged at
So. 6005.2 5, with an occasional sale of ex-
ira fine lot at $500 40; most of the cattle
sold at 81. 1904 go exporters being good buy
ers. Cows heifers and bulls were active as
were also calves. Prices for hogs averaged
sc lower, light and mixed lots weakening the
least; common to best hogs sold at 100
$685. the bulk of the sales being around SO. 40.
Sheep were steady; common to choice native
selling at $4,000. chiefly at 3.50Q3. 80; West
ern sheep sold largely at S.: 6o@3. 80, the best
bringing s4 lambs sold at So. 75@4.80; West
ern clipped sheep brought $2.9063.30. Re
ceipts-Cattle 10000; hogs, $1,000; sheep H.
600.
MINNEAPOLIS.
NEW BRIGHTON, Mimi, Feb. 11.-Cattle
Good demand for all kinds of butchers
Sales: % steers, av 12lO lbs, $780, 27 steers,
av 1,180, $3.50; steers, av LOGO, $500; .
ssoekeTs ay CO. $ssS y 60 stoc ha ny $50
sc lower. Sales; 81 hogs, av 1856 lbs, sSl5;
"a hogs, av BAT, $3.50; 81 hogs, av 25O $3.O5;
Z hogs, av ESQ., So; hogs, av 220, $2.85. Sheep
and Lambs-Firm; feeding sheep wanted.
$780, $685..
MINNESOTA TRANSFER.
MINNESOTA TRANSFER, Feb. 11.-Cattle
Receipts were light and trading limited
butcher and feeding stock steady. Sales:
2 springers $45.00 cows av 1034 lbs, $3.50;
/ Gamer VT $50 lbs. $1.60; 1 heifer, W.T.
800 lbs 81. so; 1 heifer, WIT $50, 81; 1 heifer,
W.T. 700 81 so; l Gamer, VT 1920 81; steers,
ay 1097 So. go; II cows, av 1,1S7, So. Sheep
Six cows av 131 lbs, sold at $40.
SIOUX CITY.
SIOUX CITY, To-, Feb 11.-Cattle-
ceipts LOCO; Wednesday, 1928; shipments,
S72. Market active; good strong, common
steady; fat cows and heifers strong; stockers
steady bulls firm; cows, bulls and mixed,
81. 5003 40; stockers and feeders, So 1904 rs;
calves and yearlings, So. 40@4.15 Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1000; Wednesday, 1888; market sc
lower, selling at SO. 1908 rs; bulk, SO. 20Q3 20.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY Feb. 11.-Cattle-Receipts,
5000; Shipments 1000; Texas cows, 81. 65 q
290; cows and heifers, 81 1904; stockers and
feeders 50. 1904 Is. Hogs-Receipts, II, coo;
shipments 900; bulk Of sales, So 25@3 35.
Sheep-Receipts, 2,000; shipments, 1900;
lambs SO 1904 so; muttons, 81. 25@3. 65.
OMAHA.
OMAHA Feb. 11.-Cattle-Receipts, 1000;
Texas steers $3G4; cows and heifers 81 300
10; stockers and feeders, So. 25Q4 .25 Hogs
Receipts 1920; bulk of sales, So. 200 $50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; common and stock
sheep, 81. 25@3. rs; lambs, So .5GQ5.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS Feb. n.-Cattle-Receipts,
2.5G0; stockers and feeders, $2.1003 20; cows
and mixed 81 .5O@3 80 Hogs-Receipts, 5000;
bulk of sales, $3d3.4212. Sheep-Receipts,
LOCO; muttons, 1904 40; lambs, $3.7505. 40.
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb u.-Recepts of ex-
ira creameries are falling off, while the re-
ceipts of dairies are increasing. The pre-
yailing opinion general with the trade seems
to be that from this on separator butter will
be apt to advance, while extra dairies will
ease off in price. There a good call
from jobbers for extra creamerieS at 18c. In
a small way, 1S1ac and even 19c is being OBJ
tanned. Firsts are in fair request. Seconds
and thirds easy and not plentiful The
retail trade is taking hold of dairy extras
quite freely, but If current receipts continue
liberal they were today, 1t is certain that
Packing stock Is stronger on fresh goods.
Ladies 1c higher.
Eggs dropped lie. Supplies are coming
in more freely, and the local situation is
somewhat easier, although quotations here
from &c to 2Rc higher than in New
York.
Turkeys are steady at 1061015c for strictly
fancy dry picked. Chickens are occasionally
selling at a trife above quotations. as current
receipts are small. Ducks are strong, and
geese steady.
Veal is moderately firm at 6k@7c. Mutton
and lamb are quiet. Dressed hogs are &c
higher.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-Butter firm; creamery,
15@2012c; dairy. 9617c. Eggs firm; fresh, 141kc
New York Feb 11.-Butter-Rece!pts 356S
pkgs: steady: Western creamery 126211Sc:
E'gins. 211sc; factory, 7@14c. Cbeese-Rs ceipts,
1,551 pkgs; quiet: state. large, 9G121ac; small
9@121ac; part Skins. 56911c: full skins, 90
S1sc. Eggs-Receipts, $3.50 pkgs; steady; state
and Pennsylvania, Ice: Western 120D1ec.
Southern, 141k615Nc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MINNEAPOLIS HAY MARKET

MAFhET.
MINNEAPOLIS Feb 10.-J. A. Hunt
Co. report stronger feeling in the market.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET
Barrett Zimmerman's Report-A large
STOCK on hand. There is considerable inquiry
for drivers and general purpose horses, with
an increasing number of northern buyers on
the market, looking for farm mares The
Following representative sales are for horses
service sound unless otherwise mentioned:
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1I-With another good
contingent of visiting buyers hand there
was considerable business done for immediate
Shipment, besides which the mail and wire
orders for printed fabrics and dress goods,
also white goods called for good quantities.
More inquiry was made for brown and bleach
ed cottons and of the latter more business
zone. Mems wear woolens shared in a good
advance order, demand for increased quanti-
ties: Printing cloths fairly active with sales
at HIS cents and 35s for respectively mar
row and wide goods. Sales for the week will
approximate 100000 pieces.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Hay, quiet hops,
steady; hides, steady; beef firm; cut meats,
hrm; leather, firm; wool, quiet; lard, nominal;
pork, dull; tallow, easy; cotton seed oil, firm;
petroleum, steady; rosin steady; turpentine,
hrm rice, steady; molasses, quiet; pig iron,
quiet; copper, steady; lead, steady; tin easy;
speiter quiet Coffee options opened quiet,
unchanged to points lower; cables
disappointing, and with local selling caused
further decline of points; buying
checked by full port receipts at Brazil; closed
barely steady unchanged to 10 points net de-
cllne sales, 1920 bags, including March,
BIB. Spot coffee. Rio, quiet; No. invoice,
S9$$ No: jobbing, 1OA mild, quiet; Cordova,
l513ql6%a; sales, 800 bags; Maracabo, p. t.
Sugar, raw, strong; refined, firm.
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The following were the closing prices OF
other stocks as reported by the Associated
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..94594.507

The following table gives the receipts of
wheat at the four principal winter wheat mar
kets from the beginning of the crop move
ment, July l, 1896, to date, and for the same
time g year ago:
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h11o net lower; No. red, February, closed
Receipts, IS5. 525 bu; exports, 165, 1888; spot
weaker; No. 2, 2S%c; steamer mixed. 27lac;
options opened steady, but finally eased of
with wheat and closed Ac lower; February
29Sc Oats-Receipts, 900 blu; exports, g.
76O blu; spot weaker; No. 2 21asc; options dull
all day, closing 1sc net lower; February closed
21Mc; May. MaQ21hc. closed. Use.
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CHUP NOV EN- EN-
Market Record.l

The following table gives the receipts Of
wheat at the four principal wheat markets
from the beginning Of the crop year, Aug. /,
1896, to date, and for the same time year
ago:
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OTHER CITIES.
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Iordon Jan. ., 1:30 p m.-C7osing- consos liz for
boh money and the account Canadian Pacific On Erie
RI Erie ist preferred 3ji. Illinois Central 0ia; Mexi
can ordinary 22'4 81. Paul common; Io's New. iork
central 49,, Pennsylvania 53is Reading. i3s Mexican
Central per cent bonds 70A. Louisville ard Nashville.
w. m'Paris advices quote per at lo2
francs 40 ceniimcs FOR the account.
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STOCK VALUES HIGHER.
FOREIGN MONEY RATES FALL.
THE WEEKLY BANK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY .
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS
IN DETAIL.

The following table shows the bank holdings.
together with the percentage Of reserve held by
each bank National banks are required to keep
a reserve Of % per cent. and State banks one OF
10 per cent:
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BID. Nsked BID Asked.
Lehigh Valley 3D24 3O7s Con rr y SILK rs s2s. -
Leh Coal Nav. 81 4lis United Gas Imp. III Tl.4
Penn Y R....A. hlS 5ls Welsh Gasght t2i4 ~
Ph & Rd stock IL GIG i3. Ecc Stor Bat 2Sss 2Sis
X & II @ As. 50 500 do pref ........ 3n4 3Ois
Phil Traction 81 n II I. a. Il ~ 13i.
Union Traction 9is ax do pref % 23ii
I'll & Pco Tr ctfs Io's 7Otz Welsh Com -
Met Trac ..1094 40 do pref ........ Ga
Con TT y J stock 23ig 2tia
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"A uns received at their Uptown once No sss brosS.
received At the following branch oces q
regular once rates until o'clock D M wa: e. ws.
ave . cor I'D i59 0th-ave. cor lStn-sS tnrE =
0th-avs and i&th-s ~ Columhus-av nse. Wes eo's-
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

American Bank Note Company. ............. AZ
American Grocery 30 40
American Surety Company. ................ $50 l90
American Typefouniers ...................... 30 50
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.. scrip 1896. 10J
Bond and Mortgage Company ............... 100 Il"
Sentre and HoS American Tel Co ii4 Ii3
clanin H. Is. Co.. LIST pref. ................. 90 90
Edison Elec. III. CO.. Brooklyn. 81 100
Gold and stock Telegraph. Observation-Disclosures. Jos
Heckcr- Jones jewell Milling pref. ........... % 10
Hecker- Jones Jewell Milling LIST mtge 6s... % 100
Herring Hall Marvin, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Herring Hall Marvin, pref. % 30
HOhOksn Ferry J2i2
Hobok-n Ferry LIST mtge. .............. '9t SO
%Wyers Title Insurance Company ri7,s l5S
Ioriard Company. pref. iOl 1927.
Metropolitan Ferry LIST Js................... 1903
M-rgenthaler Linotype OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II. 128
Michigan Pen. Car Co.. com. IL IA
Michigan Pen. Car Co.. pref................. 10 80
New York Biscuit LIST mtge 6s .............. 1914
New-York and New Jersey Telephone. 123 12i
Postal Telegraph ard Gable ................ ~
standard OIL -; c51
Trenton PotteriAs com. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Trenton PorAries pref. Observation-Disclosures. -
IroW directory. pref 80
Union Ferry stock Observation-Disclosures. 81 e3i
Union Ferry lst infya Observation-Disclosures 10i
Union Typewriter. 1st pref. 81 IS
Union Typewriter. FL pref.................... % %
Wagner Palace Car Company. ............. lJ5 l5Ih
Worthington. II. r.. cOr1.................... 10
WorthIngton. H. r.. pref ................. AZ. ~
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THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

l-Actual -j-Clos.ng-j Shares
iopen HighlLow. Fin. Bid. Ask sold
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lafayette Ind stock. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ 80
Lafayette Ind. LIST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s. so
Logansport and Wabash Valley stock ...... G2 Gi
Iogansport and Wabash Valley, LIST mtge.... 1914 q
Mutual New-York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 22J
New-York and East River. n. Y. ....... 10 ~
New-York and East River. ~ Y. pref..... Il "a
Ncw-York and East River. y. Y. LIST mtge. 100 lOl
New-York and East River y. Y. mtge.. % 81
Standard New-York. common. ............... 10 81
Standard Ncw-York. preferred. ........... 103 100
Standard. New-Yorx LIST mtge. sI0S -
ST. Pau. Gas Light Company. stock 80 -
ST. Paul Gas Light Company. geDl mge... so 81
Western Milwaukee, stock Observation-Disclosures. az u,
Western Milwaukee LIST col. trust. .......... 10 81
williamsburg BROOKLYN LIST mtge........... 1903 10,
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sEx-nterest. ,.uoos ,rere
l., ~ .,oh,son issues Northern Pacinc prior ~, n.n
1s and Wabash second mortgage 10 .aa and in
issues gains of lsGl2 per cent weIe , mo- ,yac een
tho rest of the list the course OF 'a'u usos and
oma toward a higher range. Kansas a,rn
,rexas seconds and Manhattan coilso cons. ,2sos
the few exceptions ms at ceS With exceptions
81 nor cent. Time money was per CEN s sor
eixtv DAYS and three months, 80 pei ,u ,nntbs
four months and per CENT ner 'o cent for three
onths 4G4Ia per cent for four and SIX om ,'ita
for the best names. and above LOT ""'''' ~"
so we'll known. ,o, o,osed with post
al retee for sterling at 81 $40 and - So tor
long and short bills respec,Ne's'
actual business closed as lolows' 49,,
Sterling 4s sHs1s. SO. 4 So
Reichsmarks . %s 40i. 4O;s
Tha nr,ce Of commercial bar silver IN VIZ
market was 647sc. Mexican doi'a siivcr was un-
a at es.9S at 30 ia-l6d oo,, nor CEN,
Monev on call in London was 2aZ1s pc, ee Gov
Open market discounts; Stu; HHH consos closed at
~" for money and 112 for the acc GO
Exchange on London. - francs ran sont,mes Dis
count rate in Paris, : per 'e"''
in Berlin S& per cent
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEW-ioi'N
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE
Week ending January 2 1907 1896
lso4.:.- 60 ,o9 GOT f2Ols 9f3
Drveoods ......... s2 s,I 20 ,na 400 500
General merchandise 6.do'''oo o'i.
-. co ao, ,;5 SO SOS. 1913 kso.oooo
Total Tor wees" "a 60. O3a 527 Os3 9&1 4o1Ooo lzo
Since January 'i,ipcRTS OF SPECIE. .-o--o
i"'o' 100 500 s1G2 251 SIo9Io
For the week. ~ aeG 40 81 1881. 09S s33'4'vf
EXPORTS o or sf CO. ,os ,si s9ss 9G2
For the week $500" 40 eaI All 1Oi .' 0G4
since JhIm. ,tI-prI aNplSE FROM NEW DitN;
ENfoR - VI gao 776 Og7 s349 455. ,2s S%64G'20'o
r, Uudes G. Co. offer limited
,',n,,rt ~ first mortgage per cent gold bonds
a,aranteed by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
nanv at a basis to net ois per cent interest u
| investors.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY JANUARY 3, 1877

Consumer. Jersey City. bonds.
Equitable. Ncw-York. stock. -.
Equitable. New-York. LIST mtge
Equitable. New-York. cons. mtg
Fort Wayne. Ind. stock. 49,.
Fort Wayne. Ind, LIST mtge.
Grand Rapids. Mich. stock.
Grand Rapids. Mich. LIST mtge.
Indianapolis. Ind. stock. ......
indianapolis. Ind. list miee. {.
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,o~nc ruE MONEY MARKET.

Sales Of Government bonds were s3uV , ses sol.
tered Is of 1907 at 110%. Final quo'a''o"' i'
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them who had done nowhere near the
amount Of field service performed by
Dean. He, a troop commander just In
from long and toilSome marches and
from perilous duty, had practically
been relieved from the command of
his troop, told to take ten men and run
the gauntlet through the swarming
Sioux. The more Folsom thought the
more he believed that he had grave
reason for his suspicion, and reason
equally grave for calling on the quar-
termaster for explanation. He reached
the corral gate. 1t was locked, but the
little postern in the stockade let him
through. One or two sleepy hands ap-
peared about the stables, but the office
was deserted. Straight to Burleigh's
quarters he went and banged at the
door. 1t took three bangs to bring a
servant.
81 wish to see your master at once.
Tell him 1 am here" and as the SER
want slowly shambled up the stairs,
Folsom entered the sitting room. A
desk near the window was open and
it's contents Uttered about. The draw
ers in a heavy bookcase were open and
papers were streWn upon the floor. The
folding doors to the dining room were
open. Decanters, goblets, cigar stumps
and heel taps were scattered over the
table Guest or host, or both, had left
things in riotous shape Then down
came the servant, a scared look in his
eyes.
"The major isn't in, sir. His bed
hasn't been occupied, an the captains
gone, too. Their uniforms are there,
though
Five minutes later, on a borrowed
horse, John Folsom was galloping like
mad for home. A door in the high
be ard fence at the rear of his house
shot open just as he was darting
through the lane that led to the stable.
A womans form appeared in the gap
the last thing that he saw for a dozen
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hours, for the horse SHE'D violently,
hurting the rider headlong to the
ground.
CHAPTER XVI.
At o'clock in the morning, while the
stars were still bright in the eastern
sky, the little party of troopers, Dean
at their head, had ridden away from
the twinkling lights of camp, and long
before sunrise had crossed the first di-
vide to the north, and alternating trot,
lope and walk had put miles between
them and Fort Emory before the drums
of the infantry beat the call for guard
mounting.
At 10 o'clock the party halted under
some spreading willows. deep in a cleft
of the bold, high hills that rolled away
toward the Sweetwater valley. Horses
were .unsaddled and picketed out to
Craze. A little cook fire was started
close to the spring that fed the tiny
brock, trickling away down the narrow
ravine, and in a few moments the aro-
ma of coffee and of appetiZing slices
of bacon greeted the welcoming nostrils
of the hungry men. The sun that had
risen clear and dazzling was now OBJ
scured by heavy masses of clouds, and
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Burleigh preferred charges, that boy
was ruined.
And for mortal hours that afternoon
it looked as though nothing could hold
Burleigh's hand. The man was livid
with wrath First he would have the
youngsters blood, and then he'd dis
miss him. Folsom pointed out that he
couldn't we'll do both, and by 2 o'clock
it simmered down to a demand for in
slant court martial. Burleigh wrote a
furious telegram to Omaha. He had
been murderously assaulted in his Of
flee by Lieut. Dean. He demanded his
immediate arrest and trial. Folsom
pleaded with him to withhold it. Every
possible amende would be made, but
no! Indeed, not until nearly o'clock
could Folsom succeed in the last resort
at his disposal At that hour he had
lent the quartermaster $4,000 on, his
unindOTsed note of hand, on condition
that no proceedings whatever should
be taken against Mr.. Dean, Folsom
guaranteeing that every amende should
be made that arbitration could posi-
bly, dictate. He had even gone alone
to the bank and brought the cash on
Burleigh's representation that it might
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none too soon, for presently, far down
the black depths, they could see the
Box Elder under the white wreath of
foam, tearing in fury down its narrow
bed.
BEG pardon, lieutenant" shouted the
veteran sergeant in the young COM
mander's ear, even in that moment
never forgetting the habitual salute.
but if 1 didn't see the reason for that
sudden order to saddle / more than see
it now. We would have been drowned
like rats down therein the gulch'
I'm wondering if anybody has
drowned ike fas:s Shouted Dean,in re-
ply. Carey Says another party was
just behind -rs. WHO could they beg"
But for answer ecame another vivid,
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time and again Dean cast anxious eyes
aloft, for storm seemed sweeping
eastward from the distant Wahsatch
range, and long before the little COM
mand had dived downward from the
heights into the depths of this wild,
romantic and contracted valley, all the
rolling upland toward Green river, far
to the west lay under the pail of heavy
and forbidding banks of hurrying va
Dor. Coffee and breakfast finished,
Dean climbed the steep bluff overhang-
ing the spring, a faithful sergeant fol-
lowing, and what he saw was sufficient
to determine Immediate action.
Saddle up. Well push ahead at
once"
For an instant the veteran trooper
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