The Snowflake herald., 1923-04-27

l'HHttT.
udn't he surpris.,
allus two WAYS to o''1Sa .,~.. ar
andy. In an out. ''%p u
Simpsons place. KNEW l'a
was runnln' a chuck,w,aaa a@
some cook if It's himS wagon
They passed tbrom
s'reet !" the sign. Nav. 4'
cabin that Simpson has N &r
the fi.rst-come-frst-<rrrrr.es rr Pre-
prevailed. was one =. .eu
looms. Through door a. nt
could see the crowded ~ '''
Ties and tin mugs rn O@
slab of wood. Somo TDu ~, %
at at. Miranda drnno. bailey, but ~
Covered with dust t. V q
guns on hip, the TL,aa
did not encourage persIss.
pense of their outfit ona
unchallenged into tbs ' a'
where Il stubby man with %
shouted greetings at Ss,3. y
"You ornery son Of S rD,
mon. This yore last 1ra NJ.
l beg yore pardon. narm ''
wished Mormon nd si,,.,
sible an satiStar,ory =,
his loss more'n yourn NJ
have, folks? I've got u...
an beans. Drove ava,
More comm ter-morre,
| real mennoo by the end :,
STEAK! SECURE. Biscuits d
He shouted orders to !,
hurried off to pan-bron n.
whats the indcatin,g
Sandy, after Simpson s,,
them.
: pig Look here. Ws.
He pulled out a piece ~ !.
mineral with a brilliant us'
ter. sparkling with cror,
"Sylvanite-twenty,fve 10, !.
an twelve an a half slvs
In the pOrphyry. There's
saver come In last night. M,
sylvanite. same as they hr,
Boulder county in COlOnA
kid. but I w'udn't woDlp
knows what he's taI;in' sAr
calls II telluride. But h,.
right. ar there's tig 7eh
TO the surface on the knoll
of Flivver crick."
They passed the heavy mine
hand to hand, examining M
curiosity. Simpson rambla
This man PlimSOll aims
him a fortune. He's gal,
bullieS with him who're SsEh
best claims an jumpin' Cha
runnin' a game wild. Ha II
clean up. | tell you, SANDY, N
ought to be on the Job %
of a rush like this. D-n-ls|
of this cr0wd'll ever stop ba|
or tunnel. Though this you'd
in feller talks big about tdlel
lifts, synclines an antlCllns |
the po'phyry is syncline, Ia|
catch it where the fold sa
else dig halfway TO China
in the COW business, SANDY
SO he chatted until fresh ID
came in and claimed bis Y
steaks. Miranda Bailey ands
panions finished the meal and
out.
The Casey claims were Ni
side of the creek, Sandy KIN
old prospector's lore, or lNtl
been unfailing. 1t Remained
his marks and mOnumenls
respected. Molly had saw
assessment work had been q
she had so described the p'
narrow terrace Of the hill lD
felt sure of finding tlel
trouble.
He pointed out a sign O'a.
, Of a shack ahead, WnlIe F'
black oil cloth:
CLAY WESTL@
, AssAYER-SURvEYOB
MINING ENGlSEAA
A knot of men were D'D'
! the place. -.
/ "Doin' a trade alreauS
Must have brung thaI y
: with him. Smart, TO !
!. Simpson said he was . j.. :
: bout seein' him DelO =" u
t an Ed here stake their o.
amin to mark out one u :
] time"
: .Also me-" said Mormon
r Guffaws suddenly rose II,'
/, tie crowd by the aSSA,'', /,
: deep voice doomed .,'.'. ou' /
A tone, followed by Sl'su,' ~ Il
e laughs. Sandy leaned .,,, "
you keep her an yo'I'a 4
q he said. "Trouble mere -,
!. Mormon nodded, stepls I.,,
5 blocking Miranda's prosfss@ :,
emily aimless and clunls! ,ns ',I
g Sandy, his hands dropp'S,s ans d
u butts, lifting the "eapy rno Nol
r releasing them into the ,,rit. [S,
e again, heightened his IS. 'JI. " b
n cat-footed on the solTs :, as
d he always did w'ltn y" acr [.
e BILE. sam, easing his OtD ",
o touched his lips viii, c,rdy nd