Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

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vide open al TIE time. day and night
-tOld midway u TIE t0zn. and II
vas always ful q foolish miners blgE-
ing ID their dust co dad open and.
nut cams rn b. professional
gamblers Fsru zoute hnsquenettA
roulette and ehnck-al2ck were the
zDA thai TIE minsrs bueksd against
and where zoe miner W0u half adozan
WO1h hse Every Sunday zfternyon
sgDe fU1 briIg fellows E0ud 70 70.
TIE upper end q the t0En and catch 4
Dig and after putting q feE empty.
0ys,e- CARS % TIE end n his tai with.
3 string they wg1ld point his D1se
arzight 60wH The middle q The street
and then give hin . kick and tel him
% get At tie rrst cater q the
cans behind him the Dig would start
ogWn the street like be was shot out
q . gun and then every dog along TIE
street WguH rgn 0gt % bead hin o.
and a s1oa - ooe succeeded In catch
ing him hzt : dozen EDald sooa light
a u0p q hin and q big Eght would
begin A crowd u miners w0uld son.
gather around the fighting dogs and
begin % take the sde Of either the.
upper q bssE dog and it would some
TINES end wftb a free fight al around
and . general miT-up Of both dogs and
uen.
heard d several miners near town
wh0 had struck it rich. and 50 elated.
were they over their good luck that
they made . zig pudding one Sunday
and after thoroughly -ssasyuing It with.
gold dust they ate the whole q it for.
dinner. They said that they did it 50.
that they eo8id tell their folks when
they returned home that they had par
taken q the oostliest pudding ever
made On earth Early 10 September
tSO new e0mers reached the town
One u them vas a big German who
had just crossed the plains and was
br0nDed b. the bot sun 50 that be
like an Arab. He vas a Jolly
and good natured feliOw and said that
bis name vas Billy Bedzmned. He
was about 3 years old and said that
be had served j. yearso IN an American
ManOf-WaT and prided himself On
an ezPrtsWOrdsman The other
fellow yasa w~hite-fsced, tOw-headed
Yankee WB0 had come the water
route. He thought that be knew il
ali, and he was a talker from TalkerE
vile, and be and Billy did not mix
much better than Oh and water. Al
few days after their arrfvstI vent a