Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-07-05

IN tOTHent DttuuHe OF tntiF SINS VI Nho
sins OF their fellows.
seabeck's brand was a big V, a bad
brand to own, since II favors revision
at the hands OF the INSCRIPTIONS.
These cattle were Seabeck cattle. and
their brand had been altered. For the
right slant OF the v had been extended
n little and curled into a o., 80 that In
time the brand would stand casual In
spection as a 70 monogram-warc's
W brand. The work was crude. pur-
posefully crude. The v had rot been
returned enough TO make II look fresh,
and the newly scared . had been add
ed with a malevolent pressure that
would make II stand out q fresh brand
for a long time In case OF a delay In
the proceedings, as Ward knew per-
fectly well.
30 he sat there and looked over the
fence and saw himself a convicted
"rustler." There was the evidence all
ready TO damn him utterly before .
jury. They would be turned loose on
the range near his claim. and they
would be found before the scabs had
haired w II was a good time for
| ihHtAAuhs hOhidhHo WEho wv " ~
winter, and the weather would confine
range riding TO absolute necessity.
OF course the work was coarse-so
coarse as to reflect against his intelli-
gence-but when brands are worked
over and the culprlt has been caught
the law Is not too careful to give the
prisoner credit for brains.
Ward stared nt the altered brands
and wondered what he had best DO.
He bethought him that perhaps It
would be as well to put a little scenery
between himself and that particular
locality. and he started back up the
hill. Once he pulled up as II he would
go back, but he thought better OF H.
II was out OF the question to u
those cattle loose. He could not XIII
them n dispose oil tue Doules' NOT
when there were sever OF them' ne
mignt go uown ana Diotch the pIanus
so mat they woulu not roau hnytnins
at all. lie had thousnt OF thht peioIe
ana ueciueu agnihst u inut "ouiu
put those 'nree on tneir suaru anu
wouiu pronaoly not pehent MN III wy
long run Iney "ouiu WORK tue o'anu'
ON otner cnttie'
re nuneheu orwar ~ 'ne s"uu,
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