The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-03

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be had been deteo+ad IN a fed
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hird ea,,, o,,ar ~, ,uo,,1d s,,,ar,,a frono
tbe trail ana Iooly .nd fon "a air viii
his nose for q snent of tba gon,e Az
birds uera not infroo,,ent he ,otorded
tba teams about &C n1,,ob sc ba belnad
1,his vas +. very +rvino tbino IN Toweer
ord 4bo WOW ha 1oo1lo6 hock a. tbe driv-
az, ~yas All of faaIi,o II ,yos on onneal
nv an avnrossion ef dieg1,st Now
ro,,ldn.+ We oo+ o,,ar tba road if wa
wara on Ike that siwasb ." Towser
s,aa,,,ad - aox, .C1an,+ ,,o,, +o,,ob him
m q 1i++Ia9,,
wa had alec houebt nf the Pa1lv river
T,diora . C.o,a,,, sottor waved no,
ono+bnr doc +ba+ do,h+1ese had no
choice IN tbe waiter of con,ine to the
north aDon eav,,v white man savvv
min, oil Same pull-bi.vo,,, was tbe
ot,oroo+a, nis Tnaian o,,nar had owen
hin, ana ba roora tban nroved II The
WOW fa11o,,, ,,,o,,1d NIL 10 bord At q
,,ord - ,d,,ar,i+iaa i,,+andod for F.. lace
oonsoio,tiou doc. 10 would tbrow him
sa1f .eai,,s+ tha ao,1ar and 10 n,nch
,,ooro ~, liz, s,,.ra wv r.oor,,,ensed
H., ,,,i+t, oaaa,,io,ol bo1f do,,,s res+
i've of ou, dosr., Npats1, ana Ti,,sv~
,vora hra4l,ars tba+ rere hon, IN The
on,,n+,,y haino vo11ow and White 81
parrords ,ear,v &c bio as shetland
ronv A brind1e boorbound named
Maior of obout 10 came ct q t,,ro work
"a with tben, n ona eled while The four
smaller docs n,,lled tbe other Major
was si1on+ and unoon,n1ainine and al
wavs raadv ~ AZ bis bast and FIAT wss
a oroa+ deal Tho threa tooatbar could
nfu +hosand mounds thirty miles in
s;x bours hut pa+sv ana Tinosv would
much nrefar not 70 90 that Far They
tbmobt that twen+v miles were nIentv
for DAVIS work and thev generally
did tba last two mr. three hours under
protest At everv nlace that looked like
good Damn ground patsv who was
tbe loader would attemnt to turn in
and then an argument would ensue.
Berry their driver would scold and
threaten. and PATSY would answer in a
language that was as nlain as words
telling how tired he was and that he
could not possiblv go on another mile.
He expressed himself in short. sharp
pleadine veins that sounded like words.
.sPatsy., Berry would saw. "do YOU
see this whip?"
And then Patsy would use his eyes
and voice again in the most eloquent
pleading 7 ever listened to, and often he
carried his point and we stopped hours
short of the day we should have made
Feeding the dogs was the event of
the day. After orr supper was over
Barrack cot out the big square kettle.
and filing if well toward the ton with
ice put it on the stove, this being the
only way of obtaining water. nv The
time the ice was melted he had a o,lan-
tity of bacon cut into small cubes
which were nut in and boiled Aftar |
a while he added rice or com me,l. |
enough to make thick Cruel All of
the dry food was weighed carefully the
allowance being based on two factors. If,
the caee-the amount of food on hand
and the distance vet to travel Turine
the thrilling time of nrenarine this feast
Maior-he being fine onlv dog that was
permitted TO come inside of the font
sat inst behind Rarrack in dark orr
nor never moving muscle MI wa+cb-
ing with intense interest The St Rer-
nards at the entrance could NOT l,ean
still Sometimes Patsv,s massive boaa
nolxed ite wav under tbe aap of tho te,t
and his n1eadino ayes urged ne IA hurry
inst LITTLE faster Towser ard Non
yora tbere foo .ndN+ho I,aian don.
who in the intensity of the occasion
forgot to fight. After the long time of
seven tin pans were filled with
hot cruel and set in a row outside in
snow to cool It took a little bit arrang-
ing at this point to get each dok in his
place, and Berry was master of cere
monies. Here, Towe," he would saw,
you come over here on the end. There.
that's right. Lie down. Tows. Back a
little, Major, back" and so on until each
me was in his place and l1eening as still