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az don't" sr,ilod Sinclair; "and 10
/ he pc-.ec.ly frank" re added with
studied consideration, 81 "ish TO God
I never had seen vou Woli-you'vo
thrown me, McCl1ud'
You've thrown Yourself haven't
you, MurrayY
"Fror, your point OF view, &c coursv
But. McCloud. this IS a small courtry
FOR .wo roints Of view. DO you want
to ret out OF It. or do you want
me to-"
Tho country -citS mo, Sinclair"
NO nsr mat hes ever played mo
| dirt can stay here whilc stav." Sin.
c,iir with hand on nc poltlore. was
moving from the doorway irto the
room NcCload in lCisu:ely wGy
rnse, though With a slightly flushed
face ard at hat 1nrcWrc Mor'oA ran
into the room and spdHe abruptly
'JIerc IL the silk, Ny. Sinclair" che
exclaimed, handing 20 him 6 package
she had not finished wrapping 81
meant you TO walt in the other room. ;"
at was aa accidental intrusion" re-
turned Sinclalr maintaining hi, irony.
81 have apolovizcd, and Mr.. McCloud
and ! understand crc another better
than ever
Please say to Miss Durning" con
tinued Marion. nervous and insistent.
that tho band for her ridlug-hat
hasn't como yet, but It should he herc
tomorrow"
As she sroio HcCloud loancc across
the table. resolved 20 take advantage
Of the opening. If It cost him his life
and hy the way, Mr.. Sinclair. Miss
| Dunnlng wished me to say to YOU that
the lovely hay colt you sent her had
sprung his shoulder badly. tho hind
shoulder, I think, but they are doing
everything possible for /. ard they
thnl: Il Will make a great hCteo."
Sinclair snort a. tic Information
was marcel . indccisi n. Was he
telns .nac, f~r -? Should ha draw
and chi T., Blu: Ma.ion faced him
rceoiu:a.y as 80 .tCoi. and talking
In the mos. business like way she
licked him out Of tho room and to
the shop door. Parked Of his oypor.
tunity, he -etrcatcd stujDofn:y but
with yhc H;nost p1!.tcness and Lex;
With G,!r. ll.1it.r his tai, 50 to
.3eak
Coming oack. -tntipr rid to leo
Ssf raedcincss uLdc~ oven tcre3 -
McClot:A. ~ sorrt he disturbed
You. wa5 a .?rfing - n customer
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namely that his onl- tncny IN the
country shold DO .ntrustcd with com
missions from The Stone ranch and be
carrying PACKAGES for DicEsio Dun
ri1G. II vas S,nclEir'a t.ir1 TO Go
THINGS for ptop!o, and % ma@c himself
so usefu. thai they must ,N' arst LIS
| ob'isingness aal artC T2rd himself.
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many ways 20 Lance DUnulnE. II wGs
aald T. have been his niro9cc that
YAK ID innings conac;t IL SCI. = right
3r way asrC2a the raGcA tor The now
Crawling i,oAo line. But NcLIoud
ielt It Hselsss TO C.sgU.s7 the fact TO
himsoIf hat lie now had seco2
Keen interest in the Craving Stone
country-hot Glorc Grc"Gl # line.
out a dream # q Eirl. Sitting mOoGi:y
IN hls oNlco, With his let On .hc dcck
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list Tted lis fencc,lcu,.
He" .s Nm. .r on. 'too,.xo.
caiIod M-Cloud. 10 if ,ot!:iny ,ut n.
,1c"Gnt o. e tain movcm spt ever sn.
.ered as head.
Honey Lee >sused. q MS t:ad =.
held message, '.nt &C = osd McC!cud
wnh ortsut usMn,>sa "H.uy SNAKE
NJ dcCis.d. ho~'s il. -iD,a:I To'yo
lctt amoEy Crse@ tr!dgs"
'LoU 6uoE' )rc-s bneyc-' ,~cb,sd
.lsC lnsd. rtsiay a An.,-on>.t.
"0oIusd 's-sish. SCnnr.o,,u
WAS lasE.d by tho man at toe psm,
fJat.Oc."
"Tba.'s n t:c-up for your life!" CT.
c!A.med sicClvud. .caca;ng for tho
message How could 1t catch n..?
Is u -urHed aye
y cant get anything Oh a at yet;
this came from Candy. w rave CUoi
wire In lew mini'ca sad got t all
fox 9an-" ,
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to ~orsc after you left Cold Springs
May khVe my meals here with you
- po.1 70 fbsfeT'
'rhoy lauCnsd $ they bantered
Mario, Sn.lair wore gold spectacles,
hut aney id 1ot hide the delightful
goodnat,.ye n Ger sycs. On the tn. rtl
finger of .tr Blcn1er left hand she
wsro, too, gold band that explained
the tray IN her ha:r 81 rs
This was ,ne wi.e CT hurray Sin.
clair. ~hcm ne mad thought to The
mountains from her gsr.away Wiscon-
sn home. Within year he had
byssen her hear: 40 far as it lay IN
her charm nor lar rliTit. She vas too
proud to go back, when forced to
leave him, and had sct about earning
Ee- own lining Ia 'he country to which
she mad come "a bride. She Put on
stectacles, she mut'lated her heavy
brown hair and to escape aotico and
secure .he ohacurity that she crayea,
har name, Marion, aocar-, over tho
door OF ner mil.lncr! shop nd In her
business, only M. Sinclair"
Cold Spr'nge. w.,.re Sinclair Fad
first brought her when he mad head.
quarters sheie us foreman ,f bridges.
had proved hopeless place for tho
millinery busih.ss-at least, IN ,he
way that Na.:rn ran IT. Sine could,
howevs5. cook extraordinarily well.
and. wi'h ,he - of sorv.5it.maid,
c.uid alwavr provide fnr a boarder or
two-perf spa a ,ai.rosd nan or q
milc superintendent. 10 whom che
could serve mesis, aid who, Ike all
mountain men, werc more than gener.
GUS IN their accounting with women.
Amorg these standbys OF hers was
MaClo.d. McC.oud had always been
her friend, alt whe3 she left Cold
SprisSs ard mTvSd TO Medicine Bend
70 set - ncr little sho; ii Boney
street l;ar Fort. she had los. him.
Yet, s.mehor, 10 compensate Marion
for otaer cruel things in the noun
tainc, Providence seemed 20 raise up a
new friend ,or her wherever she went.
In Medicine Bend she did not know a
soul. but almos. he 1rst customer
that walltec into her sho,,-and she
was customer warth whle-wes
Dichse Duln'.- Of the Crawling
Store
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CHAPTER VI.
!. fSct5n's Shoo.

In BonYy stree, Medicine Tcni
stands an earl? day .ow Of cue story
buildings; they oacc malc up a pros
perous block, which has long since
fallen into tho decay Of painless days.
There is in Ho1ey street q livery
stable, secondhand store. .aundry
baker,, morrison: grocery, an:
bicycle shop. end "a: IA tine Ct this
story there VS. also NJ 'icl. Sinclair
millinery Gtor; h'.t II. bst'er cl7Gs of
Medicine Bend business, such as tho
gambling houses, saloors, pawnshops.
restaurants, barc-r shops, and those
S .nsit've, oleln.shaver, and alert es.
tn5lishrcr.a known as 'Gcrts' storcs."
had acserten Doney stree. or many
Taarc. Bat1 Hy In tie dark OF Boney
street |nile Front street at the same
h'.rf IS " blaZo Of electricity and from.
'ier MARTY. The millinery store
stood Noyt TO the -orner OF Fort
street. The lot lay 10 On 3d." end n
tn rear nf tho store the first owner
nui ouilt n snall connecting cottage
TO i've in. This faced on Fort street.
~ 'i'e"- '. 60 itIi Illt. il'I SlOD TUu Nv
ing rooms communicating, and yet
apart. The store building Is Sill
pointed out as 'he former shop If
Nar'on Sinclair, where George Nc.
Clord BEARDED when the Craving
Sfone line WAS built. where Whisper.
Ing Smith right of,er have seol seen,
whore Sinclair hirlBclf wcS last seen
alive In Mcljcine Berd, where Dickoie
Cunning" horse dragged Ler sensci.Es
one wild poratain n..lt. and wssrc,
indeed. fer' lime the AHairs II the
whole mountain division ssetacd 10
tsng'e In very Lerd sYats.
In her dining Iran, vh,ch con.
nscted thrrcgh !. cur aimed Goor With
tho shop, McI;oJa sat oEo day alons
ealing las C'n.,e~. Marion vas in
front r'rving customer 'So,ouG
heard vo''tg in the stcp. lot LG"c 20
heed tn ran wa,Rel enough .hc
cLr.sluea doorway and no rnvi Murray
Sinclair r,sndins before lar.. A
stormy h'sry'sv VITA Cal'ah.a AID
Blood at no Wick!up hsd taken plasc
Just week before. End .nCioud after
what sinclair had thsn threat.n.d
though not prepared. .e. 40 ae saw
hin thAt iSyrhing might occu. Nc
Cio"d peisS In rosse.sina 81 the little
room 'ow'vsr. the lni,iattve toll on
Mnc!Ar who. cooking bio bes.,
sna:chsd h!s hat t'ou h,s h.ad and
nswod ironics'iy. ny uistAkA" DC
Asid biaxd!y
Come light in" re.urued McCloud
not k"owinS Whether Marion .ad a
r"ss.h.c hand in her husbands unsY.
nacted annearRnca. DO you want 10
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fush'pg az 'G" Blacksmith Nth his
sue, ~i;es < aGA scy and squ:tmctl
throusu 20 !he .,tc. ind rsI,eg@d RE
tenso6 ~. oUi ~ar1't t...'
VSlat is ,Aat T..c''s n.aap name p
assed NucSs, .rschi.5 ior a II erssGo
clip.
"Mc'E~ud"
"Firs. nV~e?" continued Bucks.
r,sef...Ial'..
"t.0Yse."
pyc.s ioGkod z. his oc;StnY,o,. IN
sar;r.te. Then he s,.ose. ara n feai.
sng o. s,lt-G5aseiner. IN. rejected n
his words ,eSree IcCioac.' he
,c5ted. DID snu Soy George? Why.
I sonst know hi: i1sA. I TUNED bic,
oowH once far q tot. Tie lonseG ~
;sAccsb's thorsht 10 tts too soft
;cr Js,' TIE president laid down bis
cigar With n kestIte o: disgust And
yte there really are peSp)e along this
Ire that th!nx IN cle,Gr. haven't
judgma2t enouri Il operate a trolley
car. i.'s z s.afae &c .aia re money
they give fac Tor fvnr!ns ,h,s system,
01r3at- -'AnseG = / .ids't tfin.: fhat
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CHAPTER V.
T,,.e CRAWLING Stor :,

1hc valley Of Crawling Store river
marked fer more than a Eccate the
dead lire between tn Overland route
y the wht'o mar arc the last country
OF the Siout. II wcT lOrg afSOr mo
bulldog o. tfe frs. lire bcfu.. even
en- engineers Reconnaissance was
made in the Crawling Stone country.
Their, Wi ain ter years. three su'r.sys
0eca rladc, two on the north sde OF
;1e river and ore OIL he south 'de.
by interests seeking a coast outlet.
Three reports made in this way gave
yarying estimates OF thn expense of
| putt.nEa lineup the valley, but the three
CONCEDED in 'A!s, thai tho cost would
ta rrohlh!tive. Engineers of 1epu:A.
| tiot, md II this respect agreed, but
Glover. w.r looked after such work
70: Hucss :cIna'aHl unc9nynced, and
| befoTe McCloud wG2 put into thc OPP
Grating departnler. or tie Short Line
he vac asked by Gee: to rim pre-.
lin!rary up Crawling Stone valley.
kotore the date of his report the cor
c!uston1 reached " other engineers
had stood unchallcnged.
.,l,,, ", '0' $50 NV" ~
'N AZ
,., -. ,,s 40 7.'''
49,, i'' w. -
.,r "uN '"'',0 i'''''
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mo- A''',.'''' '''N 10
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,.o, ,,s NV '0"''' nc
,i-,'. Coi4''' az
..''' ~ -'''!''''' '''' "o''''o'e' NV
80 :" &c an
,,it '''' '''A' 'n' o"e' 'i'o
--'N'N "I""'' '.''i'''' '"''N u ti'S can
'''' ,''O '"u"' ''o "N' U" i"'1'-'R
"'P' '''"u "'t"'''l W." '"o i'io'''S
r''No,c" IN w f0"EH country ana
""9 i'""i''"s 10" - escape i''ss'us
LIS AZ WI! i'"E' camp "heH E'' com
!"i'"''" lcu MIN p"St 'c''lV"I wall
o. .o'h l'ooo 'Fct h'eh' Sph' mo
n"'Io" "cIi'e Gown "h'ch ,hey rode
~ IL "roao' Noa oU'' lor mics lhey
e"'e'k'a "F"A an open country 'hat
iea "i'noa' p''@N mo 'he valley OF
tAe 'rn"lHs stone peio" ne canyon
'@i'or""rn' "HcH ne nao become d rail-
i'eo MAJ Ni''''"'a' "i''ihs I. camp
i'To VIVA "l"'7r ana MOTIFS hlood,