The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-06-19


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thousand dollars says ne.
iIo"ray' says Vi
les, says he.
Has the old lady gone above or be-
low asks Oh
below, says he.
"Hooray. agIn, says On
Then gust OF wind came down the
shaft, and the ghost OF me ancestor,
Holy IlOrrlgan >hlvered and began TO
stamp his fate; and Oi asked him should
OF lOight 4 fire. Bat he said 1t was
warrum enough where he came from,
and thin be flew up the hole and Oh
saw him no more
Mr.. Horrigan ceased talking for a
few moments, and some of his audience
began whispering together, while 9th
ers waited impatiently for him TO pro-
coed.
Having cleared his throat he con-
tinuod:
"Oi told Roberts, the Arkansawan,
who turns the windlass for me, about
the concurrence, but be SAID vi was
drunk, and that led TO words between
US, and we bod scrap and Ol bate MIN
and thin hrcd him on the spot but'
gintlemin, Oh wouldnt go down In that
hole agln to save me zone, Tor olu De
afraid OF gettln the saraoro-inehhoSll is
between now and next Marruch- ANA
now thank ye% Tor yurc attention. ana
Oh nope me remarks nov not Oeen on
interesting.
anna much applause anu no i'''''
excitement Mr' horrlSah sat uo"h'
The president thanked MIN IN lie"
wei CHOSEN "orus' "here"Poh s"""
looking lndlVldual win Il Mario" iore-
head, watery hiuc eyes, prominent
nose and ii recedlng emma ieau ins
Norman from holt Nalley-'toou up
and asked the lrlshman, eNclteuIE'
what the name OF MS claim was
The name OF me cialn' Is IL
TO Much Gold, sor' llorrlSah re-
Piled still keeping his seat.
'Ihe reason ask Is thl7' the NOR
continued come from SILVER Cl'9'
where lortune-telllh% lauy to'u me
that could eventually acquire "a cIalh
from gentleman OF either lrlsh' Eng
llsh, American or french descent, VINO
was forced to sell OUT ana tha' l Shouiu
make money out OF the claim ana re-
turn to my family IN the summer ms
meeting with you seems almost proVl-
DENTAL, and, II you are Wiling l VIII
give five thousand dollars Tor your
claim. mat Will ehaple you 10 rc'"r"
TO the ola country ana keep iroin Se'
Ting tho err "ha' uo you o'''i u WI
.
The Haraoo-mehhy%ltiS' sor, nor
rigan replied r"poih@ MS priStie"
chln rehectlVeIy' anu apparently ioS'
IN 'hou%hC'
GREAT excitement PrcN"i'o' ""io"S
the audience anu 'le ce''i'' ioo"'N
~ one announcer anu S'!"''''' -,
vi I'll hiuch ooi'Seu u" He' SUI '"''
Nl'' llof.iS""' '''' '"'"Ni'7 ''Io
Ter over Ior =" IL" 'iii'"'GS' anu - ~
name business ana cas-" "o"n' VI Il
take IT, 'no'So vi "", io'N ~
P"'I WI" :" i'i
am AFRAID ho"lV'r' 'hoI vi 9''a'I "l>''
live TO touch the iigacy lett me oy me
Srand-aunt Bridget . shea.
Ihcn Mr. h"rrlSah covered MS lace
with MS nl% hahuS' ana the @"unV III
dividuat went over to MIN ana sympa-
thlzed with him. flnal'N th'y ar
ranged meeting place where the
claim was made over and hve thousand
dollars change hands. w ME theN
were talking the meeting broke up
and shortly afterwards the freshman
and hts Norman friend betook them
selves TO their respective cabins.
The next day at noon they met at
Dams saloon, and in return for all
right, title and interest in claim Too
Much Gold, Mr.. Horrigan received hvc