The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-16
Fl 4 Red-Haired Cupid. By S #;H f

w oW did I come to get myself disliked down
at the Chanta Seechee? Well I'll tell you."
said Reddy the cow-puncher "The play
came up like this. First, they made the Chauta
Seechee into stock company, then the stock
pany put all their brains in think, says they
Wen make this Jones superintendent and the
ranch is all right at once SO out comes Jones from
Boston, Mass, and what he didn't know about
ming ranch was common talk in the country. but
what he thought he knew about running ranch
too much for man to carry around. He
wasn't bad-h hearted Teller in ways, yet
whole he felt it was honor a looking glass to
have the pleasure of rejecting him.
We'll, the next thing after Jonsey got established
was that his niece must come out during vacation
end pay him visit Jeerusaem. thinks l. Jonseys
niece. had visions of thin yaller, little piece,
and unknd word for everybody. e gave three
loud groans when got the news in the bulI-pen.
reatng myself once; when it fell out that tire
members of the boar droed out our way the day
the girl had To be for, and Jonsey couldn't break
loose. and your uncle elected to take the buck
board and drive twenty miles to the railroad.
90 Well says ], I'll give that eastern blossom an
toys Tnvself nm i'm the ayrfnllest rio co,1f5 ara
strapped two fridge belts me, every hole filled
NV suil and iirtJ The puI d cirI,e tease Oh
winkers; stuck knife in my hatband and another
I'm my boot; threw a shotgun "a rifle in the buck
board and pulled out quick through the colt pens be-
fore Jonsey could get his peeps onto
ewes on that voung woman She was All the tbingys
package. seems like the good Lord was kind of care
less when he built Jonsey. but when he turned out
he played square with the family.
Il amt what you might call that's easily
disturbed in his mind but know SAYS to myself
that first day. If ] ten year younger, young
lady they'd never lug you back east again Gee
I notice I don't fan i'm love so violent as the years
roll on. I can squint my eye say, Yes
that's beautiful hand, I reckon I'd better stay
out and lay EN- down without sigh; whereas, when
i was young teller. if 1 had three aces in sight I'd
raise the rest of the gathering right their foot
leather or get caught it,
Well, I don't have to mention that Logs stirred
things up considerably around the Chanta Seechee
and vicinity. Geel What a diving into wannegans
and fetching out of good clothes there was. And
trading of useful coats and things for useless but
decorating silk handkerchiefs and things! And what
a hair-cutting and whisker- trimming!
But Kyle was the man from the go in. And it was
right it should be II ever two young people were
born to make trouble for each other Kyle and
"A nice, descent fellow was Kyle. Nothing remark
able, you could say, and that one of his best
plain thinking, pair of shoulders that discouraged
irlvoHng and he was so square piece furniture
quite little education saved his money never got
more than goodnaured loaded and he could ride any
I,s ina had FOUR legs from sawhOrsc to old tiger,
Buck who could kick your feet out of the stir
IupS ana reach around and bite in the small Of
he PACK SO quick that the boys would be pulling his
'front.' hools o. Of your frame before you'd realize
tnal the canter mad begun. Nice horse, Buck. like
TO eat Jonsey up morning before Silver and me
could get 10 the Lord! The sounds made my,
t nIoou run cold- Ola Buck squealng like boar pig
IN a Won trap and Jonsey yelling Helpi Murder!
Ponce! Even That did not cure Jones from sticking
II nose NHeie II wasn't wanted Why.
thunder It would take me a long while ia tell y, al
that happened Jones III
Ohe lhlHs that didn't hurt Kyle any i'm the cam
paign. that he was most as good looking fo~ q
man as she was for a woman. They made a pair to
,lIaW 10, tel YOU Looping over the prairie fun of
health and yOungnessi Logs was so hapn, II mad
you IeeI ike boy again to her She told me i'm
private mat II was wonderful how the air out boro
agreed with her. and said it was considered might
Dlaclng and never let that they proclaimed their
STATE OF mind every time they looked at each other
reckon old Smart Jonsey was the only party in IT,
township who didn't understand 10y - 'is