The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19

OU-what you GALAXY mans, you lazy mans
So would desire hat for wife. 1t is not
good Nevaire No, nevaire, viii lazy mans
my hoosband be-"
Thus JOY Molineux SPOKE her mind to Jack Har-
rngton, even she had spoken it, but more tritely
and in his own tongue. TO Louis Savoy the previous
night
mo, why I listen to lazy mans? 1t is
vaire bad You hang rount, make visitation 70 my
cabin and do nothing How can you get grub for the
famlle? Why haf not YOU the dust? odder mans
haf plentee."
trail or up creek. Even now have just come off.
My dogs yet tired. other men have luck and find
plnty Of gold. but II have no luck"
All. But when this with the wife which is
Indian, this man Mccormack when him discovaire
the Klondike. you not. Odder go; odder
now rich
You know, 1 was prospecting over on the head
reachers of the Tanana." Harrington protested
knew nothing Of the Eldorado Bonanza until it
That is deterrent; only you are-what you cali
way @w Sif;
Way OF. In the-yes-in the dark. it is nevaire
TOO late one vaire rich mine is there. the creek
which is Eldorado The mans drive the stake and
him go away. No odder what of him be-
nevaire no more. Sixty days man that claim
file the papare. Then odder mans, plentee odder
mans-what you call jump that claim. Then they
race. oh queek, like the wind file the papaire
Him I'm be yaire rich. Him get grub for famlle"
~~.whens the time uD?' he asked. What claim is
SO ] speak Louis Savoy last night" she contin-
ued. ignoring him Him think the winnaire."
SO Louis Savoy speak in my cabin last night Him
say; JOY, | am strong mans haf good dogs L
hai long wind viii be winnaire Then you viii
hsI me Tor hoosband? And I say 10 him, 1 say
What d you say?"
4 say: If Louis Savoy is winnaire, then will he
And if he don't VIM
Then Louis Savoy, him will not be-what you call
-iather Of my children"
You winnaire? Ha! ha, Nevaire."
EXasperating as it Joy Molineu's laughter was
ty - nT al harrington dd not mind it, He had
Ions sIlce peeh broken IN Besides, he
ceptlon. she mad forced all her lovers to suffer in
parted her color heightened by the sharp kiss of the
Irost her eyes vibrant with the lure which is the
her in hirsute masses and The Ie HI5fS 8oout
laid his long snout softly her lap
eli If I. DO VIM, Harrington pressed.
"2ybst s rom 21g , 10 over ana back again
SRd ME the papaire shall we his wife become? Eli?
Wolf Fang picked up his ears and growled at Har-
1T is veire cold" she suddenly added with femi-
nine irreeyanee rising to her feet Strengthening
Her lover looked stolidly. She had kent him
guessing from the first time they met, and patience
had been Joined unto his virtues.
HI Wolf Fang" she cried springing upon the
Ned as it leaDed into sudden motion "Ail va!
"oh Nfistaire Lazy Mans!' she called back oyolf
Fang MIN say yes-if you winnaire!"
AsuI somehow, as Such things WILL it leaked ont
and all Forty Mile which had hitherto specuIated on
joy Molneau's choice between her two latest lover
now hazarded bets and guesses as to which yvor,a
WIN IN the forthcoming The camp divided it.
self into two factions every effort was nut forth
in order that their respective might be the
Ilrst IN the finish There a scramble for the hest
dogs the country could afford for dogs and good
ones were essential above all to success. And il
neaHI much 10 the victor. Besides the possession of
VIE, the like Of which had vet to be created If
$1,000 Iof a NINE worth million at least
That fan. when news down of McCormacI's
discovery on Bonanza. all Lower Counr,, C,ircS
city and Forty Mile included, had stampeded IN the
hukon-at least all save those who. like Jack TIar-
Iington and Louis Savoy, away prospecting in
the west Moose pastures and creeks were staked
ldlscrininately and DrOmiscuOusly: incidental
~ one OF the unlikeliest of creeks EIdorado Olaf
nelson laid claim TO 500 of its linear feet duly posted
MS notice. and duly disappeared. At that time the