The Snowflake herald., 1923-06-08

ootta, "'se that h,
s 90 ems. since childhood Nd i
Mormon :, sat shading b = l@&l
Bailey beside him, h n,s l'e N
Sam lounged in a s Ss' iau$l
the harmonium. Grit n'ps Sasl
was rs, infinitely peaceful W
There was the Som,
outside. the honk Of flung : q
opened and a man came sp 2 Il
certainly about him IN ! I'll
Westlake. " ue hsI
This This is the Three St.. |
he asked, evidently n "''
group. pua'Is
Sandy lit the bic l.n.
rose, Grit noslng the s"a,. y
ing him. e'SNH
"Sure is" he said. w..
Bailey, Westlake? N.Y. ~
Miss Nicholson, Mr. Wss.
both know something p''' y
Come to stay. I hope" D
His voice was cordls, !,
Westlake's hand, though !
brance of what Sam b,a y "
mining camp leaped IN ~ "
Westlake and Molly H. ~
man who might mate win
suit her wonderfully we'll
ing, educated, no llgbtvsiaS,,
seeker, as he estimated P y.
Here was a complc,sn
dreams of happiness that !,
sight Of.
IF you can put up WITH !,
Bit said Westlake. I've ,'
on business, Bourke. w n
Town. l came over with
from the garage at Ho.,.
get my things and send him,
Sandy went outside with N
helped him with his rIs
chine started.
"Quit KeithT' asked S,,a /
Eyes; we had a mlsrnap,.
About my staying Aera p,s
may be a bit awkward MI
aid Keith Intends coming ms
sure he doesn't krdv 4 nh, /
his fathers business afsir /
have q strong hunth TINT IN
self will be along Later IA
talk he thinks l may haze \
He'll figure Eve come here nd
know all that | have fom
that. If It's likely to pmN-.|
or your guests In the Least nj
TO Denver tomorrow. I'm les|
way. I've got q South i,
proposition in view, WlMa NJ
terday and may hear at Au \
"Shucks :" said Sandy IA
friend. Young keith Don't 4
me, save as Molly wants hsI
him. I'm under 40 OhHs1
Keith himself. Yo'te my I'd
we'll keep yOu's long We al
you in the corral"
at had no idea Mss Ca@T n
like-what she is" said Wsss
Miranda Bailey, Mormon b 4
ance. came out of the hNus
"Time fo' me to be trM !
said the spinSter, "hlaN'
Good night, Mr.. WeStIaGe Y
ag'in before you 20, | hope
She climbed inc The 4
which Mormon cranked IlMt
Mormon watching it, fia NJ
out and Joined them,
"Gels gone to bed he NJ
whats Keith dom up "
Town, WestlakeT
at won't take long to telH
The four walked over to W
and the three partners cIin'el
top rail, ranch-faShlon- v
stood before them.
"Practically all the goId Y
Casey Town comes IRON Y
gulch where the creek Fin
gulch was once nOn-exlSeH
likely there was a-hilI theH
was a porphyry cap; ne r,
was composed Of Layers O
and valueless rock dipping a''
nestled like saucers in OF y,
layers. Ice and water Svf
nub and leveled the BILL ''ps
out the gulch. They groun' 7, Y
my belief, all the porpnH' u
gold except the portions y
either side of the guIcA' /.
at was the top Layers 4 i.
the richest ore. OF lHOS
left only one carries It %. \
the reef that outcrops here y =
both sides of the gllcA =, =
theory. All strikes have ~ N
In this top layer. NHeI' +,
sunk through to a IOs% nj,
stratum they have loun !, 'rt,t
tions where they found a'I +
all. But the strikes s VI n !
cause sylvanite is one u !, MI
of all gold ores. SOM, .s y" n,a
have been on the kel'll !, Al n
critics. They have 00O'
of all of them. ,.,i,,
II have been u' ,.,lns h
group projects. Inc " i
promotion, to the pr0,,v'1,
as long as one clam 81 mI
the shares keep sellI' :, M