Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-03-10
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 Say, strangeg, hsw hiwA naasHrs.S that building bet'' sshaa ss~,.srS- lied looking indfvi&11s e ha ~ansG at Broadway and Ann st~asA aA6ng up at the towering ut<oosxnns-Aana
 The man of w4orn he asAuaG eAs question evidently tAcueAsAs-~uuN have some fun with the-anaaR fas boked at the latter . zaszaGaus sssA then said; "Oh, thS4 RhsAa Aauss there Oh, that's Shost Soe fsss high. But that's nc<hine ss several buildings that are retng ea hs psSt up farther up the street
 ''Shu. you don . s&y esES smakasEa- ed the farmer How AiNA nsuwsst some of them briH4nea geAng ts bel"
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 "Shu, you don't ssg sst'' sjas4sae ed the farmer.
 But, say, stzon~sA hSwb uss people to gct up e tlssssRs sf bssAs"
 "Oh, that's cosy sns%wR, u.iA the smart man, tlzsaaasg G9 eas Asn he was having "A%sss vp.Aaa ts have pneumatic tSAss h MsmzA. Ice get into box, saG aW HAost yss up to the roof ia ts~s ssesma
 "Shu, you de@H szF ss{'' Snsa more rema<Asd tAs Aw "YSw houses doa5 eswG m@sA HsoNnA, stranger, do ttsSyt Rvw, ssAA a1y part of the seUz1tSg wS Rs in fSs more land than haeA SsEkAes. l8y brother started h te b94A6 . barn once, and that b@sa sSEsne4 Al.out as much land ss Ha tlss bs114AhASs R your town put tewSeA&
 "Oh, say, ed AsAv~, !" rsE4asd rAs funny perSon, "y0~Ass talkang through your haA Ns 1@@ SS.Al1 build as big bszAs 'SA@k
 That's all Tsg&A sz16 asStnE@sS, but my bros1ssrS l@za wa@a't ns ordinary barn. bApsA R-w~@ts e big at the start bswUa sss, ia SSSk a-growing, end b~1eS ia SsuVRsa it covered his wksaa AA@-A wkSAs section, sir. sbOGa oAS-s(HaDs nAklA
 Tt took a-grVwAnB SA1 itf'' rs- marked the psHAaAstPsss wAS h@d been having the faa ~AsT, naise@, what are you d5d%dAg st sAVAswt Who ever heard Of . b@A-grVwiAgi"
 well, there's Rst n&zg pSSPas, I'll admit, straaSs4 " SSSsS&sk tAa farmer. 1t was tAs AEst AzAs t.aE I ever heard of e@Ss bNa, e 1 saSd before, my kTosbSrAs b@1 wanS no ordinary barn. Ysu sss, As bSfh it of green heErbosAE, sad As hs wsA in hurry to set iA $Stst SsASss haE vest, he couldnt w@sA bs< Shs weed to dry out Now, tkstwSO& wss full of sap when my bRetASr sAazRs& that barn up, and wASa ass w~@Sirr began to get waEEa ths s&p hae7 to run, and thaA SSt tAs wSoS to growing. Wen, SiT, yoR never ssw anything grow Ifks it bSAo~si ia your life. Talk about your kS hssSs~s in this town, Why, they eastcemp&rs with the way my hRc<Assg's hsz growed He VouAi ss te h~d st night thinking he haA lee&saA the door of his ba%n all SapkA hua when he got up in the noSswfnS hs wouh have to walk a qDrWr et . nnils farther to get iDts tlsSAhasz tS AssA the horses. h pSt ts bs zNeests- nous, sir, but ks ssoSd sean yt0kt until the barn bsGzA to SzA s& h4s farm and 90 o~sr BH IsAnaSns wheatheld. Ye9 saA Hn esA grssa store on that whnnAamEa Rs haN q big mortgage an h2saszzA, sna hs h. tended so seE ass wASA ed pag off,
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