The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
A o C * L E Y Fl
Z H. sPEARMAN.

.s;,p. II that happens
- words with him.
..-cr,d that three times
a into a cyclone cellar
Sending YOU ei0hteen
. touirht, and six cars OF
..,ts section 10 ready for
~ Mears's outfit NOV
...de canyon. Push the
|.put =
dark, and Callahan sat
tbe Benkleton depot be
sr,. pulling at a muddy
"a rpsecountably hot in
he took the pipe from
WING his foot on the ia
1.-THE bowl resentfullv,
"A whether there posi-,
"a .1Fdsr in that Internal
k>3o's The monthpiece
5-zoerste man might pom
,n,;o;ralIv come from
<ith a Beautiful Ambor
IA 4 Beautiful Bowl: but
..>nt from his sister, and
.rhf ST a dry-goods store.
|||-finc--or, if you please.
f. ||.kipg-callaban had held
.|,l IA the Beautiful Am
|.1 instead Of to the to-
. Ihe Are that cDsuea they
II 10 save the depot. He
|.sn completely in the ~
IA for tie little Russian,
10 ripoed q new mouth
.ss Callahan s yard gang.
a onee Ochsner. but that
1.nkleton. Callahan was
n made up the payroll,
NJ at thinking of the in
|r|s, rejecting on the stin
|on tobacco, and studying
|1ffer.
xss his worry. Not that
% n yard just a dozen
|rsd 10 take the construc-
+ for Callahan 10 distria
Ne grade was pushed west
|ronble at the Benkleton
'om without, not from
of the yard. where the
sheer into the bottoms.
.1d still hives n colony of
|F1fs, all Russians. They |
4 fdere, burrowed into the
1>1eh like sand swallows,
|sges out for themselves. |
ne place is Little Russia.
/ ,he troublous days, when
Hould get homesick for
arnund Little Russia with |
n and scare the pioneers
The cattle fellows spent
|nteF months-all sand and |
Wing M schemes to worry !
the Little Russians. The !
Ter this restless gang !
3sflie's place, across from |
I: il was there that the
q 70 congregate, To Cal |
|flIe's place was a wasps'
Chris it was a den OF
@ q dreader sort than |
'1s for Barlie s wolves
ID vest section men could |
~ fhem on hand-cars; it |
men who caught it, and |
pa they couldn t keep a
the yard. About 10
nt after Number Twen- !
pulled in and they were
tfainload of bridge tim. !
s'tehmau s lantern would !
pist' a bullet would !
clean out of his hand |
''e clean out Of his head. !
away the lamps faster
'ns could be drawn for
'1cy shot the signals off |
md the lights from the
trains. Whenever a
13ed q flicker, two COW, |
lnng to snuff 1t. If they |
mp, they winged the
Bucks after a while to
ough Benkleton without |
light, This, though
managed, but to sbuat |
y y night with no light |
ssenman willing to play |
rsg Leg Reynolds s Wi. |
'esh Of time was impos. |
bucks, on whom the
q headquarters. swore !
mem with fire, and he !
icy Callahan still sat
eslsst sxnst he would be up |
.;uVehiey arrived.
'qa Bucks letter gave
~ sucss X 70 be frugal of |
;aees in his ears ~ ar5 a,s
Ssiing from his watch. |
y fear Of the cowboy
7, 1qI ~ to 1.-Two in fear of
"a .ae one hand, and in
|<;eunmester on the other,
~ g considered, confns'
|.5 Il. !. the new ally got
~. MS iiIe scattered
,sos. ? tn thinnish i! chap, with
Il ~a,t, I tos alighting, got off
yH1iked ~ ed tentatively down
n,ss. ~ looked like a news
of,os' os' more lightly built
|1isaSpatn.e ne asked for the as.
!sr.,',h d 'hs platform talking
''sT ~ emerged and boa5oa
@siiss,hsn sns, noticed oplS pisIGe bi,
o'e and his hatcbet
|Asni,
up-to take the
pa nameiu
IN be up in a min.
~ 'lsssly that he lie left teee1, Peo1,,
|6@ @'SSsr Ss ,sso ssshoe;kley had Tns ars
At seven, tbe n
4I h0ld Nnc new