The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-12

all you folks. Seems that Hernandez Teller
hidin' in of the shanties you him
packin', and
Hernandez hey? Whewr' whistled the captain
"Enoch you didn't a very clean job there
Well Wen be ready fer EN-. They amt armed. So"
''oh, yes. they Gabe said they had guns and
knives and"
Never see Greaser yet that didn't knife. but
if they've got they must have grown EN- from seed
Enoch go git the rifles and out Bento and
Juan and bring my revolver. Don't say nothn' ter
Matthews Now. Mis- Small, you go right inter the
house and lay down and rest This amt goin ter amount
"Captn Marceus, you spose goin' go in
you and Mr.. CHM ter face that
gang drers? I'm only woman. but caliate 1
could fight little"
Don't doubt it mite Mis- Small there amt
gon' be any fight You right In. / amt had time
thank yer comm here and warnin u.s. but
will bimeby. Twas mighty brave thing ter do ma am
Paul Revere done anything Drawer Now go right
along in"
The widow protested but the captain conducted
and insisted upon her entering. Then he
end of the yard and stood
staring the backness Seeing anything further
than few yards away out of the question and
though the captain listened inteny for some minutes
nothing but the surf the beach and the frogs
marshes Suddenly, however and near that 1T
made him jump he heard a tnmup metallic rattle,
accompanied by snothered in Spanish Another
subdued voice angriy ordered some to make less
noise -
back the house. Enoch met him at the door
ready! w r. Ge.P Bento si and juan '4'
Gone" answered Enoch, whose face was shade
less red than usual
your revolver and all the ammunition has gone with
THE devil! Are yer sure?~
fridge left and Gosh t mighty Here they GOMEZ
ness outside the fence howl from hundred throats
followed There rush of feet. and the gate shook
'Compatrots said voice in Spanish, voice they
ne WITH s an Ga capa R Msadsss sre around the
Of the house picked up the ak from me a wpo1
It's hinges was trampled the feet of the
croWG that burst into the yard;
voice tuned for giving orders in a oheaser.
The mob had heard that voice before, and had seen
date force habit the leaders stopped and,
pushed forward by those still crowding through the gate
stumbled to their knees or sprawed headiong in most
unidentified fashion,
time night smashin the compnys property
shouted the superintendent.
lower end of the yard solid of wild-eyed,
haired figures. dimly in the light from the
Many of the a,en carried guns-the companys guns,
stolen by its own servants the captain knew-ahd the
"wed, amt anybody goin ter answer" sharply de.
marded the captain Who's at the head Of this gang of
Then eIbowing a way to the front appeared the dig
otensbe purveyor of jeWeiry for the firm that
bought its goods in Providence r. J. Hired by the rail-
the trouble possible, senior opportunity
not enIy 70 accomplish this purpose but TO do good
paraiso between the States and Chile seemed in
cared What opportunity for stroke the Gringo
enemy the seizure of the eomPanys quarters and work
his most mefitoPious self superb He would receive
official position the government could do less
once more TO make to You my Fluctuations but this time
not seller OF the ring the watch, the chain All no;
your country ought proud" said the captain.