The Glenwood post., 1914-07-04


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We alat doing much bette1 6kn q
Arasoa diA-just roofing around la
that Fock-pile-let's Do . iittls timber
Ing. and sink"
You can't timber that rsek.- A.
'besidas, IT'S cheaper 70 make . cst
twenty fest deep than It b to tunnel
or sink . shaft Walt till We get to
that porphyry coataet - then ven
know whsrs ve're s&-s
-Au right" Grumbasl Bud: -bst
esems like we'ro . long time getting
tAeFs. what's the news 6owntovA!"
VEL IL Areworks have bsguA
again over In Chihuahsa-Oreose and
Salasar aAA that bunch-but It seems
there was something to this 2o0ts'
sana soase. aftsR ~. vas talking -
a American niniag 0Aa ffeo 6ova
that way anA - told - thal ~ -
erals marched oat - Wheso ~
wees and then sat 1ovo a11 SnAeA-s
thsQ cross ths river v1tAsse - u
thoo-eo0e kind Of a uAAses1aD1AG(
tetwesa DssnaFdo 1sayo - ~
blaekBeG SsAsrals. Nas---,,) -
"TAs oaly AGhting tAeso ~ vao
vAsa Q buAeA oe tWea1y YaQ11s ~
away frc0 thslr o0cess h ~ ssa0A
eesatsy aaA wsat aftse DoeaAF6o bror
70 by their loassons. That tAfew .
BIG scare into him. too. but ~ naA-
aeeA TO Aght them o2-anl u was
naking . guess I'd bst that yosr Yaaui
ffsend was oes oe that AsAttnS
twsaty."
! Il rsekoa." ssssntsA Bud: ~bst doat
you say nothing. l nsed that h0nbrs
in my business. Come 0a. let'S 90 ~
and look at that cut-I come across
an old board today. down in tie muck.
and bet you its piece that Kruger
left Funny We don't come across
some Of his tools, though. or The hole
where the powder went on"
When we do that" observed Phil.
we'll be where we're going. Nothing
to do then but lay OF the men and wait
till get my papers. That's why say
don't hurry 90 hard-we haven't got
our title to this clain. pardnsF. and
We won't get 1t, either-not for some
time yet. Suppose you'd hit this
lsdgeT"
We'll. IL I hit it." remarked Bud,
tn stay with it-yoa can trust -
for that Hello. what's the Yaqui
found!" Mf.
A. they came up the cat Amigo asit
work and. while the Mexicans followed
suit and gathered expectantly behind
him, he picked up three rusty drills
and IN iron drill-spoon and presented
them to Bud.
Evidently he had learned the object
Of their search from the Mexicans. bu
II he looked for any demonstrations OF
delight at sight of these much-sought.
for tools he was doomed to disappoint-
ment, for both Bud and Phil had
schooled Themselves to keep their
faces straight
"Um-m." said Bud. "old drills, shf
Where you md them?"
The Yaqui led the way to the face
Of the cut and showed the spot, . hole
beneath the pile Of rivea rock: and
Mexican, not to Ne outdoae. gTaAsed
up . handful Of porpAyry ana i.di-
Gated where the dynamite had palvse.
ised It.
"Bien." said Phil. pawinA sossaniy
around in the bottom OF the hole: aad
then, filling his handksrchisf WITH aAs
dirt, he carried 1t down to Tie \erssk.
There. In . miners PAM he w&s4e4
1t out carefully, slOpDtag the wss
over the edge and swirliny the wa e
around until at Last Unly . little dft
was left in the bottom OF the panA
Then. while all the Mexicans looked
on, he tailed this toward the edge.
scanning the last remnant for soad-
and quit without . coloe.
'NaAa!" he cried. throwing down
the pan. and n some way tAs Asxa-
cans senseA the tact that The nina ~
tuFneA out . failure. Three 6Ass -
wsat hack to the cat and scoopsA ~
ths barren Gust. anA ~ - DpaA tAs