The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-21

to horses l sad you go IN. I'm
ing get bottle of whisky. But didn't waited Rau
till they crossed the bridge and followed Them When
got close to camp rode out into the sage-brush 1
Dodgng through the sagebrush got close enough yHx $
to see what going could tell from the way "a W
Doc and the hsr. s acting ppo tha nd Msa Sa ns
SHOULD go into town give myself up? Next ~As
day the outfit would leave and I'd be alone and in
jail No telling how long would be there Would need lot of
for So piled nS On to ra f and s hat ans
make it'll the night Woke Tom Minor and told him what had
Sleep early morning had
breakfast ready lunch fixed and horses sadded He said Tn
If don't back the fagtaied nag yours Hes good for
rode down Jack Creek owyhee ranch
the rest Now want take of for day two and
stay under cover
That day across valley canyon
him little cabin there Two days later went back
the table under cup It read my gun
sweetheart Send her. I'll get it
when I go back to Idaho"
got gun Billy Higginon cowboys,
picked where Ricardo had dropped when he jerkd from
his horse sent requested the address that he had
long visit his old stamping
His sweetheart had received the but word from Rice
She thought that had changed his and had back the
had him. After months of waiting she the
e another One day Rice sd Tn home sds He on mad her
saloon walked look for old acquaintance He about to
Stranger you'll have take them pictures off Bride
"what Rice. Then him what had happened
Both began to shoot at the same time Rice killed with the
present from his sweetheart
hedgates cutting and digging bitches When the
old mining would back would the mountains and do
other the ridge Granite Creek Here rich
gold later discovered became the site of National City,
one time flourishing mining
This the period extreme financial crisis that really
My broher-nlaw jim Minor day
we rode to Jack Baudon place He was an old settler very proud Of
neckd together with strong and asked if would drive
Weu s M rosd trouble wen he
the corral the they started direct for Grassy Mountain
ford they again
followed turned them and they back Even tied together by the
necks the late when
got corral
When we got to peamar found crowd Of unemployed men,
the future So started for home The first night stopped
lot Of cattle Everything was big about Billy Beers he was big hearty
himself liked big When
the steak platter heavily loaded thought
be and he said with gentle goodnature:
Mamma, can't have steak God damn it,
steak? Here we've thousand gddamned
gddamned chinaman cut them time want it and
can't get goddamned steak? God damn it, can't
steak?"
During these days Of and prvation fathenlaw
reserved for the Indians This did
affect brother Jm who had taken his homestead the
hay reservation, but fearful blow
seemed black curtain had pulled
said that should Springfield
rifle and there cattle the Shortly frward moved
wife and baby Winnemucca There nothing left
ton for the work had put into the homestead the house had
built the fences had run, the had
My all used There chance of getting job
around that part Of Nevada started for Angels Camp in Cali
forna beat Auburn only learn that there had
fire in the lot Of
contingent Of coxy Army heading east caught with them at
Reno Nevada With another fellow made the through the
Truckee snowshed
festoons inside the from the Sides walking
up and down the keep freezing to
From Reno went with crowd of the Wadsworth Some
Of them told that they Washington
work. that there other armies jobless going
South and East for the One said that General
was going ask Congress law build roads, another said
something
they all going Washington living petition
that work should be by the
Haywood IN the Of continued NTH
Co1eys the hard times of the early
couraged at inability find work for wife and baby
unemployment problem great light the rail of 1884,
American Railway and mining Kennedy;
erryh bum Hoyvood faealer; broke again; city,