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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-06-23

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sure. forget ior a aanbisl ,hal
ilirke. would appoint Ia, llc& hoard.
''i county commissioners The IL
sui WAS that each u he Twelve
s7~'s and theterrltsrN aFtaGnellHe
them MAS Syiig Mth Tic thole a.
see "ileif could rfli ell 500 tap9t
h'aJ0fllN ior Jchu lll,hv tn ,lanis
.''ls 'hFN ~..fv 2 silaAc a - a
s'atNr ail'i say hcwnat, ali,l ils
Nii'l'A l0r Instance pANe N9usa Nrte
~ Tour tglpne, and W. hlmk il hut
ia'i 'il''' va! sil'R..'! tss,c a a lnara
lAa' VII 'pcstlr the county eat al
hennlire And With tbs aVersllatl
OWING 'Niestlenln minA eaeh ~ So
Twelve asptant fer gNlS seats
worked and voted for 3aike lhis
accounts etlcflN for tls a6paly al
Surke 'iefeailne Johnson IA Waf5l
county ny a lnalsllt> u itpa wAAe
johnson defeated .l'wicfeM "a she
lfiharlss III this count hN asNat,. II
nearly lwo thousand then ALSO,
'h" petty l"alousies Of 4 teN small
nnlnds and the nltvd States senate
RAJ complications contributed tn
'her 70 and Burke
here are no complications here
"a contribute to democratic success
thus year l'he county seat questions
have been practically settled Mann
"i those who voted against johnson
80 supporters men, Too, many
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-06-23
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iere'iy respectfully nnnounii Ind si
~ Il, position u i,.rih - i9
s'4ls county suiele. 70 ,l{ Wiil az I'm. ii, ilis
+ tiae Snl'fs rs oppressed n tla afinGafs
tertiau fiiN tcsll bar, % lsla
ANTON t0ENiGE
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-06-23

Call on Charles b. CAREY, county
Judge, for final proofs and filings.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01


8!t mpQen unierep 9eIern ELI
0tadiidj perliAerN oaB 8oibee's
German Sprup heut5uta9e poiitlo
.taS engage B,Gparo, i'm Ntortte 1T
lgeldJes SGlwia0)u1t Hubert nno
beiIt. G9 ertbagf bic ~&iasnnllttel,
als reiner Ebeer. Nus5ua ppii Bfaiiz
senburs u, D.. neIhe als 1eilntittel
fix SuIten uno Shninoiu1t pom ben
meoesir''1len Gunsreiien 10 bod ses
ld)ast 40. Ger 5hulnOrSttge,
eineriei Jb bic Sranfbeit i'm Dale
pSer Gunae muB oes Ssadts Hube
babe unb oes MDraens frei letr oon
Wniaue pm trpdenen unO TOlternoen
SuIten, Die eriranftea 3betle oer'
lanaen mad &ube, 1eilenoer ano
tinbenber 8ebanolane, uno Der Sas
tient bebarf Der ridden 2uIt, outer
Nabruns freien Nuswurfs beg Mtor'
aen8, nit ibneGer uGo oaIernoer
g,noerune. ateine 5ldldhen au
as Gents eep6bnlihe @rDBe nabe5u
, Nal 10 piel eptbaltenb rs Gents.
Sn alien apptaeten ~ haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
Sebts Rofnuns psriAwunsen.

SeBte 6offnun9 perihwunoen.
Nls beruDrraaenc: ger5te iaeten
bas W. W. Smithbart, nDn 8etin,
Sa.. uuheilbnre shminbiudt bobe,
mar beiirn lette Soffnuna bahin.
aber Tr. Sings Retp DISCOVERY fir
Shminoiuht. Suiien unb @rfdltun.
am retteten linn Dpm @rabe. Or
iaat: .9ieie Mebisin bat mid ariinb.
lid furirt nnb meiu 2eben serettet.
Seitoem babe id he 10 Sabre lang
aebraudt, unb eradbte bieielbe oils
cine tuunberbares Snls. unb 9uneens
Seilmittef.@ 5treus iuiTenItaft.
lidbes Seilmittef fur Suften, tpeben
Sals ooer @rflttuneen, unb fd5ere8
8orbeuguuasmittel aeeenB neumonia.
@arnntirte Sfaihen gu so Gents unb
Sl.00 in @alter Bros. gputbefe
ErObe SlaiHe frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01

From current tax book of 1909 ....... ......... ...... 1906 81
From railroad and telegraph tax book OF 1909 $780,. ......... 1891 So
From merchants and manufacturers tax book of 1909 ..... 49,. 1868 80
From dramshop license and adyalorem taxes 1890 -. $500. .... 765544|
From peddler license :. -. -. 1880. ................ 1853
From show license $780,. -. 49,, ...... ....E... -. 1000
the land back tax book ................. ......... =. 1912
From the personal delinquent list, including penalties 5000. 1854
From interest o n deposit of county money ......s ....... ...... S315IJ
From State Auditor, foreign insurance tax .,...... ....u. -. 1925
State Auditor, acct. School Supt Salary $500. $500. =. 10000
From WfIhelmine Petrus, acct. damages private road 1890. 1851
From A. L. Schntger, pasture rent, Poor Farm .... -..... -. 1855
From John J. Sauer, unclaimed fees ........ ........ ...... 1850
From AugSL. Schnitger, pasture rent, Poor Farm ........ 49,. 2245
From VIM. Rosin acct. Agnes Rosin, insane $500. ...... 49,. 434O
From E. Fl. AmfderHede. acct. damages in Jannick road ........ $500
From Aug. /. Schnitger, sale of Poor Farm products ..... -. 6060
From Wm. Schultz damages Schultz road ...... .,.... ....... 1900
From Theo. Graf, excess of fees 1880. ........ ......., 1856
From amount TRANSIT. from Road Dist. fund No. 3 ...,.. ........ 2675
From amount transf from Road Dist, fund No 4 ~. ...... 2S53I
From Aug. L. Schniger, sale of Poor Farm products ..,... 80. 1852
From T. SchnelI, / load of cinders :. ...... ...... .......... 15i
From Theo. Graf, / load of coal 49,. ...... $50. 1890. ..... 550I
From r. A. Breuer, 2 loads Of coal ............. 80. $1,000. SAB
From Aug. I. Schnitger, refunded for empty cement Sacks ... LOO
From Geo. Sohns, refunded for empty cement sacks -. ........ 125I
--l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01

Sdredlide sbmersen ee.inSeft
8urd ihredlids Gdmersen ee
peiniet infolee 5er Gefte unuerbap.
ten speifen. nabn O.. %. @rapSon
oon 9nIa. Rif., Or. Rings Rem
aife Bins, init benz 8tefalfate,s wie
er Ifreibt, ~baB ih iurirt uurbe.s
Vile @asen unb @ebdrmeunDrbuun.
gen persen aeboben onrdt ibrem fin.
oernoen Siubiaana beipnoere Gioeu.
ihnften. 25 Gents In Bnlfer Bros.
Nsutheie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
Criminal Costs.

~ CoStS.
j w Hensley State VS. Arthur
D~iolhDerg $3.50. ..'.0.OU
B F Murphy State VS. Arthur
btomDerg $500. ...... -. 2.15
Jacob Tappmeyer State VS. Arthur
BiomDerg ...... ...... .. $3.50
Geo Gawer State VS. Irwin Dodson 500
d M Collier State VS. Irv Dodson 23.9
w J Ellis State VS. Irv Dodson $50
] Brandhorst State VS. | Dodson 1870
w. ]. Ellis State VS. A Blomberg 1.50
d Helling State VS. A Blomberg 1880
r C Mumbrauer State VS. Arthur
Blomberg.. ). !. ...... 100
J A Holt State VS. A Blomberg LOO
j Tayloe State VS. A Blomberg .2.30
Alex Meyer State VS. Irv Dodson 3.35
Dan Brewer State VS. | Dcdson 1910
j Brewer State VS. | Dodson $50
Tom Roberts State VS. | Dodson. 80
Jesse Branson State VI | Dodson so
Gust Strack State VS. | Dodson so
John Loeb State VS. I Dodsen 500
b Mosby State VS. I Dodson. :. 200
J w HeEsley State VS. | Dodson, 800
r G Mumbrauer st. VS. | Dodson 300
r G Mumbrauer st VS. Chr Siegel 3.5G
r G Mnmlrauer st VS. n Abend.
roth. =. +. <. ........5 so
German st VS. | Dodson 100
G Baxter st VS. Chr Siegel. 500
w ] Ellis State VS. Chr Siegel $50
l. Wensel State VS. Chr Siegel 3.15I
Bayara Mosby stenographer fee $500
Mosby s~tenographer fee 21.60+
Mosby senographer fee 2f.60
Mosby stenographer fee 21.60
Mosby st~euographer fee 21.60
Mosby stenographer fee 21.60
Bayard Mosby stenographer fee 21.60
Mosby stenographer fee 1900
Mosby stenographer fee 1890
Mosby st~enoghapher fee 1880
LATE Steen State VS. w Pope. .1.1)
r G Mumbrauer State vsfG Jack
son and Arthur Blomberg 1850
Brown st VS. A & o Miller rs
G Gibbons st VS. A & o Miller rs
NJ A Gibbons st VS. A & o Miller 70
Bayard Mosby st VS. Gus Mund-
willer.. ;. :. :. :. -. 200
Aug ~Kloppenburg State VS. Gus
Mundwiller -. /. ....1.60
Stoecklin State VS. Gus,
Mundwiller ITO
E. Vollertsen, State VS.. Gus /,
Mundwiller $50
Myeer State VS.. Gus. Mund-
willer >1.70
Ernst Meyer State VS.. Gus. Mund- /
"Aler ..,......... $3.50. :. l.70
Chris. Danuser, State VS.. Gus.
MundW1ller ................ lao
K. G. Mumbrauer, State VS.. Gus. +
Mundwiller 100
John Laboube ct. al. State vs..
Gus. Mundwiller .......... 800
Beckmann, State VS.. Gus. (!
Mundwiller ...... ........ 1.50
Lucy ~Beckmann, State VS.. Gus. |
Mundwiller 49,. 1.50
J. Ellis, State VS.. Gus. Mund- {,
willer ........ ............ 400
A. E. Maupin, State VS.. Gus.
MundWiller ..............a q. sos
A. Biles, State VS.. A. & o. Mil
Ter ............ ........ rs
(. 9. Mumbrauer, BID. Of pris. 1000
D. Wefelmann, State VS.. A. & o.
Miller ........ ..,......... $40
J. +. Werfelmann, State VS.. A. C
o. Miller .......... .......5.4
w. A. Stockton, State VS.. A. &
MlLer .......s.s. ...... 1870
z. Scantlin, State VS.. VIM. :
rope ......... ........3.26
W. r. Jose, State VS.. VIM. Pope 4.55
And. linn, State VS. VIM. Pope 1915
G. Baxter, State VS.. VIM. Pope ,
ct. al. ............,. ......15.00
W. ]. Ellis, State VS.. VIM. Pope
ct. al. ........... ........ 800
I. G. Mumbrauer. State VS.. VIM. !
Pope ct. al. ........ ........3.00N
----
Total S54S.O5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01

by the county from the various funds
during the fiscal year. have been as
follows:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
Detailed Financial Statement
of the
COUNTY OF CAscoNADE
Cor the Fiscal year ending March ist, 1eto.

The Receipts into the various funds Of the County have been during
the last fiscal year IS follows, towit:
GENERAL COUNTY REVENUE FUND.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
A F MIA Iaupin aid for ] Davi. 1900 1000
Total. ;. :. :. ..S5O1S
Insane Poor

State Hospital No g.. =. SO
DR. c A Woods witness Auguste
Hartke, insane. :. $500
julius Hartke acct Auguste Hartke,
d. -. ..42.50
A E Maupin acct Frank Rogers,
lnsane.. :. . . F.. ii 900
A r Maupin acct Frank Rogers.
. . /. -. 80
r. Mumbrauer acct Frank Rogers,
>. :. -. -. 200
State HqEpital No g.. ..137.45
State Hospital No / :. ..641. 95
State Hospital No g.. -. 27S.28
State Hospital No l.. :. . F. $3.50
State Hospital No L.. ..642.S5
Sidney Johnson. witness, F Rogers
insane. . (. also
DR. f l. Haffner witness, F. Rogers,
insane ...... ...... LOO
Geo B streater witness F Rogers.
insane. :. =. ,...1.SO
Mae Quick, witness F. Rogers,
insane. . 80. ......1:S0
A E Maupin taking A Good to St,
Louis. :. :. :. 1915
r c Mumbrauer taking A Good to
st. Louis. /. :. -. ...... $50
Hy Kemper guarding A. Good 500
st. Louis. /. :. :. ...... 500
Total. :. !. /. :. .~.21S7.11'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
ROBERT WALKER.
Rshtsaawall q. tff'stiitt 1siar,
csrruann. Ns.

ietspst e.EtttA, 1snratts. s.raltttsli ~,
lstsfn trnS 9friAufs sub itrtist earutaAss ts'
iS Rob.rt wsts,s.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-03
Catarrh Will Go
Relief Comes in Two Minutes. Cor
plete Cure in Few Weeks.

Don't go on hawking yourself sick
every morning; it's cruel, it's harmful
and it's unnecessary.
If after breathing Hyomei, the won
deT-worker, you are not rid Of vile ca
tarrh, you can have your money back.
No stomach dosing-iust take the
little hard rubber pocket inhaler that
comes with each outfit, and pour into
it a few drops of Hyomei. Breathe it
according to directions. In two min
utes it will relieve you of that stuffed
UP feeling. Use it a few minutes ev-
ery day, and in q few weeks YOU will
be entirely free from catarrh-
Breathing Hyomei is a very pleas
ant and certain way to kill catarrh.
Get an outfit today: it only costs
slo0; it's worth 81 900 TO any catarrh
sufferer. For sale by druggists ev-
erywhere and By Leo II. Fine who
guarantees it to cure catarrh. Group.
coughs. colds, sore throat and bron-
chitis. An extra bottle of Hyomei
liquid if needed costs but soc as the
little hard rubber inhaler you get with
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-03

later l awoSe. Ine morse was gone.
He had pulled the top OF the brittle
cactus bush and released himself. He
carried with him Caliente's entire
stock OF fireworks: also my six shooter.
slung over the saddle In its holster.
I slept soundly until daybreak on the
sandy ground. Arising at dawn on the
Fourth of July. set out at a brisk
pace for Caliente. as ! thought. 1t
was sultry day. and the heat in
creased us the hours advanced. BY
noon l was wondering why I hadn't
hit the pass into Caliente. l discov-
cred that ! had been walking in a big
circle. Just then l was about fifty
miles away from Caliente. knew old
Charlie. faithless to me. but faithful
to his master. had reached town hours
before with the fireworks.
There are no birds in the desert to
make twittering song. There are no
trees through which the breeze blows
subdued strain. l was the only liv-
ing thing. so far as l knew, for fifty
miles in each direction. The absolute
stiffness of the scene appalled, me.
yearned for some sound-a thunder
crash, an earthquake, anything. just
so 1t made a noise. In my imagina-
ton, but only there. could hear the
pop. pop. pop" of the crackers along
Saloon row.
was tired-awfuIly tired. was
footsore: was hungry; was thirsty;
I was hot-fiercely hot. But I want
to confess right here and now that
none of these disagreeable things
caused me half such agony as that
dreadful, dumb. desolate. universal 81
lence, with a big s. tried TO shout.
but my dry tongue gave forth no
sound Clutching wildly at a grease
wood bush. l fell to the baked soil and
lost knowledge OF life.
Early on the morning Of the 9th Of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-03
Should Kern Withdraw 7,Qggut Would
Shed No Tears That T0gu Looks Good

1t soon became apparent that the SEN
timent of the people OF Boone county
would not permit the vets to carry
out this plan, and it is said that the
vets then appealed to Congressman
Morrison to take hand in the affair
and line up the district, including
Boone county, on the state platform
Morrison is said to have declined TO
take any part in the fight either way
on the ground that he was busy at
Washington. and could not think of
it was seen that nothing else could be
done, Ralston's followers offered no
further opposition to the plan and the
declaration against the repeal Of the
county option law followed.
10 a New Species.
This was a brand new species of
insurgency, but the wet Democrats
had to stand for it. 1t was pointed
out by the drys in that fight that the
temperance law proposed by the Dem
ocratic state platform is nothing short
of an effort to disfranchise the far
mers when it comes to determining
whether there shall be saloons In the
county. The brewers, it is said. only
want to place saloons in the cities.
They would be willing to forego the
establishing of saloons in the country.
Now, if they could get law such
as the Democratic state platform pro-
poses, it is pointed out. they could pro-
badly carry a good many cities wet
at local option election. Thus, they
would be able to re-establish their
saloons in the cities and the farmers
would not have any right to vote on
the question. This would mean a re-
turn to the old conditions, just as
they were before the counties voted
wet.
But that was not the only feature
of the scheme that was pointed out.
The maintenance of jails, poor houses
orphans homes and other similar in.
situations falls on all of the taxpayers
alike. whether they live in the city
or in the. country. Therefore, these
institutions, which would scarcely be
needed if it were not for the sale OF
liquor, would have to be kept up by
farmers as well as city people, but at
the same time the farmers would not
have any right to vote on the perpetu
alton of the saloons which make nee.
essary these places. 1t would be a
case of taxation without any voice In
the government. This argument was
used with telling effect in the Boone
county fight, so it is said, and it is
understood that it is being used OF
that it will be used all over the state
as an argument for the election OF a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-03

Republican legislature next winter.
which will retain the county option
law.
Brewers Were Sore.
1t is now said that the brewers. led
by Tom Taggart, sore over the insur-
gency of the drys of the Ninth dis
trict, determined to teach them les
son and administer little punish
ment at the state convention. John
w, Merrill, of Montgomery county,
was a candidate for the nomination
for treasurer of state: B. F. Moon. of
kokomo. and w. V. Rocker of Mobiles
Vile. were candidates for the supreme
court Not one of these three was
nominated. The Taggart crowd de-
feated all of them. and thus admins.
tered the punishment to the Ninth
district. AS a result of this, the Ninth
district did not get candidate on the
state ticket, while the Fourth district.
a solid Taggart district. got three, w.
n. O'Brien. of Lawrenceburg, for aud
itor of state: Thomas Honan of Sey-
mour, for attorney general, and Thorn
as Brolley, of North Vernon, for state
statistician.
Some of the wet Democrats of Ham
ilton county went to Lebanon and
tried to help the vets prevent the
adoption of the county option resolu-
tions at the Democratic county con-
vention, and this made the dry Dem
ocrats of Hamilton county angry.
Then the Republicans slipped in and
nominated f. E. Neal, of Hamilton
county, as their candidate for Con-
gress against Morrison. and it is said
now that Neal will get hundreds oil
dry Democratic votes as a result
This practically assures his election,
it is believed.
Let the Tariff Alone.
There was a sentiment among the
Republican Congressional candidates
at their meeting in the city yesterday
that it would be we'll to say as lit
tie as possible about the Payne-Aldrich
law during the campaign. They said
there is SO much good stuff for the
Republican speakers to use this year
in their speeches, that it will not be
necessary for them to say much about
the tariff About all they thought
advisable along this line was to say
that while the new law may not be
all that could be desired, it's inequali
ties can be remedied by the new tar
if commission through readjustmen1
of the schedules.
Senator Beveridge met with the con
gressional candidates, but nothing
could be learned of just what was
said by the various men present. The
conference did not adjourn until night
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-03
A FACT PROVEN.
Should Convince Even the Most skep.
teal Of Its Truth.

If there is the slightest doubt in the
minds Of any that Dandruff germs do
not exist, their belief is compelled by
the fact that a rabbit innoculated with
the germs became bald in six weeks
time
1t must be apparent to any person
therefore that the only prevention of
badness is the destruction of the
germ-which act is successfully &C.
complished in one hundred per cent.
of cases by the application of New
bros Herpicide.
Dandruff is caused by the same
germ which causes badness and can
be prevented with the same remedy
Newbro's Herpicide.
Accept no substitute. Destroy the
cause you remove the effect
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc
in stamps for sample to The Herpi-
eide Co., Detroit. Mich. One dollar
bottles guaranteed. A. G. Luken e.
Co, special agents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-03
HIDDEN DANGERS
Nature Gives Timely Warnings That
No Richmond Citizen Can
Afford to Ignore.

DANGER SIGNAL NO. l comes
from the kidney secretions. They will
warn YOU when the kidneys are sick.
Well kidneys excrete a clear. amber
fluid, Sick kidneys send out a thin,
pale and foamy. or thick. red. ILL
smelling urine. full of sediment and
irregular OF passage.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. comes
from the back. Back pains, dull and
heavy. or sharp and acute. tell you of
sick kidneys and warn you of the ap.
proach Of dropsy, diabetes and Brights
disease. Doan's Kidney Pills cure
sick kidneys and cure them perman
entity. Here's Richmond proof:
William w. Fry. $40 y. Twelfth St.
Richmond. Ind. says: Il was annoyed
for several years by a weakness of my
kidneys, but unlike most kidney suffer
ers. | had but little backache. The
kidney secretions passed too frequent.
~ day and night and heavy lifting
seemed 10 make my trouble worse.
when | heard about Doan's Kidney
Pills, ! procured a box Mt A. G.. Lukeu
& Co.'S Drug Store and they helped
enc so greatly trcm the first that |
continued taking them until cured On
July I6. 1906. ] gave a public state
iuent, recommending Doan's Kidney
Pills and still have great faith in
this remedy"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember tho name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-03
HIS QUIET FOURTH
Writer Tells of His One Exper-
fence with Anti-Noise
Affair.
He FAVORS THE UPROAR
BY ROBERT ooNNELL.

6y nOBehI OONNeII.
40 they're trying to produce the
notseless Fourth. are they
~ These Luther Burbanks of pa
triotism are going after the glo-
rious old day as Luther went after the
cactus-to scrape the spines of and
leave it soft. velvety affair? Make
the Fourth just a dream day for sizes
tas and somnolence. dedicated to the
great white god Silence?
Very we'll. Let them do It. After
about one or a fraction of one suct
silent Fourth they'll be glad to get
back to the pop proposition. l know,
beloved. because once experienced an
absolutely silent Fourth of July.
My noiseless Fourth took place some
where near the middle Of the Nevada
desert. You can find places in that
desert today where there isn't sound
for hundreds of miles because there's
nothing to make sound. l was herd
ing cattle in those days-punching
cows, the elegant eastern writer's call
1t. Caliente was my headquarters
Ever see Caliente? l mean, rather.
did you ever feel Caliente? There isn't
much to see. but in midsummer you
can feel Caliente. 1t feels just as it's
Spanish name implies-hot. Caliente
is surrounded by barren mountains.
beyond which stretches barren desert
Nowadays there is railroad that
finds entrance and exit between the
passes, but in those days the lonesome
little burg was an isolated speck.
Strange to say. the town had run out
OF ammunition by the end Of June
Though every man carried a six shoot
er there wasn't n cartridge left in Cal
iente. And as for other fireworks ma
whip crackers.
Caliente couldn't stand for a fire.
voorhees, Fourth. so was detailed to
ride horseback eighty miles across the
shimmering desert and bring back
from the nearest railroad town a sup
ply OF noise producers. My horse had
a lame hoof. so the boss prolfered his.
You'll have to tether him down pref
ty tight when you camp" said the
fish"
set ont on the first day OF July. |
misunderstanding from New England
l can calculate. you see-that l could
get the fireworks and reach Caliente In
time for the celebration TO begin about
noon OF the Fourth ] made the rail-
road town all right. strapped big bun
dies OF pyrofechnics TO the horse and
got back within thirty miles OF Cali
ente by the evening of the third
was dog tired. So was the horse prob
ably. But determined TO rest only an
hour. eat n bite and plug along few
hours before making camp. SO that l
could get into Caiiente a little earlier
than was expected
Disappointing. hisrhrd the horse fe
a cactus bush an1 sat down to unlace
my shoes | proposed easing my own
feet before easing the animal by IN
saddling him / went sound asleep
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