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had lived in this country for more than sixty years and he said that

weather. So you see we can't shape our course very clearly on experi- encs. _ But wepan go ahead as though things were going to be as they usuallysre." and otcoursc we must have the Dflndsrdeepened any- way-even i1’ we don't try to get more cattle Just now." Snsvely regarded the girl through half-closed eyes. “Say, Jest what do ou think you know about this coun- fy. anyway-do you figger you can tell me how to run this ranch? You don't know nothin’: you can't tell a watrerin‘ trough from s rowbost. You been here s couple o‘ months an‘ you aim to tell me how to run a twenty-thousand acre cow ranch. Ii’ you think you can head me the WHY you want me to go. think again! I oflered to buy you out fair an‘ square once, on‘ you 'didn't have sense enough to take me up. All ri tLIYm a mind to take back that here one: sh’ 11st you bump

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flgger ‘none on ‘me: this - ranch is like I weal; lgncwl" . ‘ I Ruth was white, but she answer- ed evenly as she turned to walk away, “Very well, 1110183811111! one thing for me to do nowl . , v .

Snsvely m her- ' take oer-naps s dozen-stew. then. "What did you say? .Wlist’s that. you're. aimln’ in

do?" . . .

Ruth stopped and faced him, her hssrtpmlndlng. "m. ' y, I am goingto "improve this ranch. , You are my partner and it's onepart- ner’; duty to help the other. I don't pretend to know, vljlllbh about this work, but I lmow a great deal more than 1 did, and I_ donndcrstmd the general principle that to make im- movements we have. otto begin. l! you feel that we sho goon as you always havqthen you and I do not agree and we shall have to ask for outside help to settle our difficulties. I have‘ certain, rights on this ranch and I shall go-into town next mail day and consult s lawyer. I wanted

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"ca, 1 My so. I've taken an inventory o1 whet we-havs and I

don't hold any banquets or celebra- Snsvely looked at the lirl ourl- r

Ruth hardly psussd tor .bresth.,

"Bo let's get at/the ponds ‘right that to him it represented civilisa- awsy. Now, then, as we're going toi

get barbed ink it 1138115 l” Possible to get s law head immediately —say about two hundred more cows search of Mexicans. Now Ruth and and at least twenty young bulls by Ann were catching their horses while swinging some sort of a dloker with ‘David watched from the top o! the

, “I'm doing mybest. Mr. Bnavely tained the only water-tilled pond -—this ranch is going to be a real Hind consequently all of the cattle, ranch somedayvand wcie gotta

111W Q 16W thh8$.:15§f0re a montiisl out you'll come beggin,’ mefer train l fare out of ltyeufre so set on ‘

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the ugly black revolver. She-wished she couldprsctlce more with it. . . I Alter s time she relocked the trunk and moved» her chair near the door- waywluirsshe couldkeenaneyeon David. and watch the sunset shad- ows steal past he: into the distant old oak tree Bwead its

protecting arms — s faithful, gentle .

‘guardian. . . . . - CHAPTER. 10

Ruth felt that the only definite rs- sult of consul a lawyer would be to put Snavely s fury. Alter all,

a lawyer couldn't change anything; she had her interest in the ranch and Bnavely his. She supposed that Isnsvely thought him-sell to have oocebeen cheated by the law and 'tlon in much the some way that wire did. ' ' ‘ had left for Polo Verde

Snavely alter breakfast. in

corral gate. Before he left, Snavely had or- dered Ann to ride the south pasture

I go along. The south pasture con-

except those which watered at the corral troughs on the home ranch. Ruth wanted to see if the teed in the south pasture was as nearly gone a5 Snavely had said.

The little party had reached the 1

inclined road which led down into [the gulch when Ruth spurred Bris~

Qket to the side of the big roan. snc‘

pointed to the trail which led along

Hm southern bank of the gulch.

"nobody can‘ tell anything about the'“Don't we want to go this waynl .

Ann?" Ann shook her head. "You-all kin

go 'round-—1 got to go through, This ‘

here's the naturalest way to go." Ruth hesitated, then followed Ann.

She did not know whether or not she

was afraid to pass the brown bowl-

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l . i - tier whlcngsqilatted so nskediy in the barihn- sand. Ehclsllwtlsed she would scream it she heard - anything. . . As they ‘reached. ~ the floor oi the gulch the roots of her hair began in tingle. Ahead, Ann was sitting very strs ht in her saddle. The horses plod ed slowly through the sand, yet they seemed to approach the bowlder with incredible speed. Ruth's hand gripped her saddle horn, her shoul- ders were hunched as though ex- pecting a blow. All about was the bright, hot silence of the inornlng— a stillness somehow more terrifying

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS

Province of Prince Edward Island .

Tenders for Material

Sealed Tenders, sddremed to the undersigned, will be received at this oflice until noon or , December 22, 1094, Xrom any person or P9110115 W111i“! t0 suPPIY and deliver at the various sites, the following

materials :— PRINCE COUNTY

(l) YEO‘! BRIDGE, FOXLEY RIVER, LOT 11. 85 cord-i poles 1n 16 ft- lengths. not less than 4 ins. at small end. Z: piles lnvltxfgulgigltlis fltlll less than e ins. at small end. “WI . 6 . . 'l0 planes 2" x o" in 10% ft. lengths. ‘l0 pieces t" x o" in 8 it. lengths. l2) HALDIMAND BRIDGE, MAXIMVILLIZ, LOT l5. 375 cords P0108 m 19 "- lmtths, not less than t ins. at small end. 200 piles innlo ftalengths. not less than a ins. at small end. 100 pieces 0 x d in l’! tt. lengths. 200 pieces 2" x B" in 16% It. lengths.

(l2) DIVISION N0. 2 (CENTRAL BEDEQUE) 0,000 FJBM. o! l" plank in 1'1 It, lengths, not less than ‘l ins. in width 8,000 IBM. of 8" not less than ‘l ins. in width and not leu than 12 ft. in length. 200 pieces 2" x I” in l0 ft. lengths. 200 cedar posts, It. ft. long, not less than 0 ins. st nus-ll end. QUEEN'S COUNT! v 115L118 BRIDGE, OBAPAUD, L01‘ 29

50 cords poles in 10 ft. lengths, not less than 4 inst-st lmsll end, 5,000 FJBM. o! t" plank in id it. lengths, not less than ‘I ins. in Wldl» st pieces t" x 12" in 16 it. lengths.

10 pieces 6" x d" in 1d it. lenlths. (It) DIVISION N0. l! (HUNTER IJVII) 1,000 cedar posts, 8 it. long, not less than 0 ins, at small end. ' (l5) NORTH RIVER. BRIDGE, LOT 32 14,000 F. B. M. o! 2" spruce plank, a ins. in width and not less Hilts-i

12 1t. in length. hardwood plank. s ins. in width and not less than

6,000 l". B. M. of 2" i2 ft. in length. (16) GLENFINNAN BRIDGE, 1A7! 85 20 cords poles in 16 ft. lengths, not less than t ins. st small end. MeINTYBIPS BBlDGE, SAVAGE HARBOUR, 1.0T S‘! 3.500 IEBM. of t" plank in 1'1 (t. lengths, not less than ‘I ins. ln width 21 pieces t" x 12" in 1'! (t. lengths. ‘ dpiecesd”: d"in16!t

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50 80 in with 3'0“ 5nd B“ 501M 19851 than the shadow-filled evenln when u, n o v advice in the first place-J‘ she had first 001118 thlvllllgh the Hglllowin! is the address: (S) a Mum“ m m n. lennggflang0 mu‘ . m.’ “ ma“ and‘ ‘Now listen‘ here. psrdner —" gulch. Ann was passing the bowlder; M, and M“ “bu; Qgnnjck; 1 ~ Km , Suave“, walked mm, hen ms Ruth Co.“ m the m“ 51m“ w - h - d! d ‘who s l0 cords polaiiri it n. lenlths. not less t 4 ins. at small end. (1a) NRTUNI STEEL B81110 48 . . We W" is" "1 m l‘ 8B Piles in 1e n. lengths, not less than a ma. st 81118.11 end. 1s,ooo r. B. M. 0t s" plank in l‘! n. lengths and not less than '1 ins. ir warm ha: chanced. "his: su-gady lexlng o! the great body, then it h“, m, h," mum, u, exmd 4,, PM,“ ,.. x a. m 1., m 1mm . m , you en's no a vice sudden] grew tense. and Ann i-elnee .. .. ~ ' .. .. ' ma“. “m. Wm u m ‘mum m. m hog, to ‘ dead mm Rum m, tontfiou armgixulsdulgmwgnddtehdla, 530m‘; xlwbmln‘ ltltlifiuft. so pieces 4 "z i2 "in 1e n. iensthl. spruce. v fmfwufiau w; ‘gwmfi: ma" f1" “ffpmg- fmtl°lél°lgfd ‘Ihirty-five rem use today you u) DIVISION no 1 mailings!) (10) aaiiunopmusrti. inns“ miiisimo“ T.’ 3”" 0 — t‘ mo oncss. er ea se g y. - ' ,, - “an, beau“ volw me shrmy Rum hem h" brew‘ and “ma, Exiles? mhv-endygl S): weighs‘. 151.21; e13 plank, not less than 1 ins. in wieui and not less a.ooo r. B. ‘M. m.’ Punk in 1e ft. lengths, not less this '1 ins. in width m y“ ‘udnv’ " 3° “M” “w Sh“ “ea” “°““““' Sh’ ““°"°d d a the hardshl ' ‘and enjoyed m, Igcnas T- ‘ mm‘- 38 Meow 4'1 l! 1n l6 rt- least-be. spruce. his words and for a moment was Brisket to take a low steps nearer u” u“ 1:511 t” w M - P "l 5,’!!! 19% "i. lwIl-hl. 2 pieces 12" x 12" in 10 tt. lengths. silent. then - "Look here, we can't m, m... m... stopped him, She "'0 Plum" i ' Y°b d- _ Q vim‘ ° ‘l ° "l 9° fl- Mei-ha m) rox uvsa names, GLADBTONI, nor u stand no lussin’. I'm aqueer one all mum he“ gomgthlng “my, g 19w “l! "l "B1 W" hi" 5"" 9 9: ' 1 @9411‘ WIN U "- loll. Mt less than d ins. at small end. 16 cords poles tn ll ft. lengths, not lees than t ins. at lnall end 118m. V011 P105111! 0113* — 8nd whispe big guttural voice, so font‘ “m7 E9999“ m‘ '7'°'p”°d' ‘m? (97 Dlwno" No- l (UIIRTQN) I pill in It. length not less than kins. st small end. you're wobbly rim. but rm your that she could almost imagine she hive if“ ‘W g3" If?‘ gllgflmd‘ "1°°° 1"- B- M- o! 8" plank. not less iii-ii 1 ins. in Width and not less t0 ohm s" x s" in 1e it. lentil!!- pardner and we've got to work to- hem-d nothing, Fm- pefhgpg g min. 1y h! u" m! ll 08 firth m5- l2"ft. in length. mvnnAy 3w“; 33mg!’ uyp gg gethér- The obiectlolw I had to ute she listened, before Ann nodded and proved yourae ven we‘ y ‘if: - 160 pieces z x a in 10% rt. lenflths. i; mm p01,. m 1e u. lengths, not, less than 4 ins. at small and. your schemes awhile beck was just 9,; though ln reply and urged her MM oi this oommuni y. oil: 6 1W will’ WIN. Bit. long, not less than 0 ins. st small end. bio field stone. . he they didn't seem g. ible. horse (or-want Run, hggrd nothing home has always been a symbol o ( l DIVISION N0. l lIOWLAN) (n) g-puwg g-Aqgqgg gnu), pnmggy 553,509; 509111, Mi o. But I see new that you're right in u m, pggged me roqk, gxggpf, peg- hospitality when both old» and 1". B. M. o! a ins. plank, not less than ‘I his. in width and not 5 cords Poles in 1t It. lengths, not less than t ins. st small end. - one thing. We got to get a start on mpg a dry rustling as o: brushed young were slwsys assured s hearty Jess n 12, in length. ' (u) my“; W551i ‘mpg “y; u Improvement All fight, 1w; tackle leaves. but of course there were no welcome. Therefore we felt we 7W Pieces 2_ x in 16% it. lengths, 39mg p, 3, y; 9g m" g 10", m1», 19g m“ u 1g, m length, them mores“. I'll so to Palo leaves, only sand, empty sand and could not lei this opportunity 1M8 3° Dims I 6 in 20 ft. lengthl. lo oords poles in 1e rt. len ha. not lees than 4 ins. st small end. Verde to-morrow and by mxt day the banded walls a: the gulch m- to without expressing to you our ip- (1) DIVISION N0. l, (om: r) so piles in rt. lengths, not less than a ins. st small end. I'll be bwk with s couple o! cholw- the tight and left. ,.. latlon and congratulations. We 000 l". B. M of i" plank, not less than '1 ins. in width and not less ‘W plow 3" x o" in l’! rt. lengths. Al’!!! W! 0111 In": 111- ‘MTI- wlfim. When they were out o! the B11161! ask you to accept this gift with the m"! 13 "- ill lohlth. . (u) Lhlwllbypgv. “mug srununo". L01 Q1 1 aim u» do omit-hing lean u» help m; 119,11 rurma southward, Ruth love and best wish" of l" M" l°° 9”“ a: “I i“ m‘ “~ ‘°°‘“"- poles in 1e n. 1min», not less than 4 ins. it kmsu end " “°°“° ”°.:‘““‘~ “D” ‘i “PM i" present. we we co sincerely trust ' W vim 6 x n ln 2o n. ldhgthl. _ 1t pllesin as m1 .not than ‘l ins. at small and. U um I yr)“ my b, flpltfld to enjoy many i ) ‘DIVISION N0. s lnimensnm) . so piles in so ft. ienstlis, not than e ins. st small end. Apache ’ more years of happy wedded bliss. 9-999 F- B. M. o1 8 ' plank, not less than 1 1115, in width m; no; m, l0 piles in lb It. lengths, not less than 8 ins. at small end. - ‘Phat was all Ruth could bring and M we yea" m by may thgy than l2 ft. in length. g5 91w“ g" ; 5'- m 11 m 1 m, lime“ i° M‘ “fad gal?’ "f" brine w you health and abundant 15° gulf‘? 1x12}? low’ lengths. (25) 110G308 mesa same .LOT u Mm hid 6V" 5° i‘ u e V° °°- it , crowned b Heaven's . - lfllll. not less than . . I) pieces roun tn ‘ft. l , l th ins. s m“ magma the whole‘; o; m we an“ Dlbdflchzlfl: biimmu v v m lggofinoa" "a wwnuu ) s in: at small en‘d. . . m‘ d tonbei- so earths not cu an '1 t ma e no oommen . ven w en ‘ey . m‘ m“ mg , .' 1L g1 '- hnk’ _ _ small were returning’ and Ruth “marked trgixgsiserlarbgvyiotugi- w“ mm}: n. ‘upnh’ not lees than 1 ins. in width and not lea B0. 931°: "lino timber in I ft longtlll. not less than t ins st that u... quick growing billows of - 100 pieces B" x o" in 1m tt-lsngths (u) DIVISION no. 1s (nuns-s sranom clouds above the western mountains , 20 pieceslil" x 8" in 20 lt- longthl ' 5.000 I‘. B. M. 3" plank in 10 f . lengths, not less than ‘l ins. in width might mean rain, the Indian woman “m” when ‘he tmew down ‘h, 00 pieces o".x o" iii 2o n. I (l1) Dlvlsloii m), g ( A" . \ hm only noddefl- The mvthel" "mi d“ h m, mm“, "m," mg us) DIVlBION NoJ-musoonons 0.000 ma. u. a" plank in is ft. lengths not less than '1 ins in wldlll m rode will"! the Illlch- but "l" Jill?“ ‘A, “f,” ma," ,,,,,,,,,,g,,, . woo r. s. M. of I” plank. no tun than ‘l ins in width a a m» rivis a no. is (our: wisussi) ' “mm” W“ "hmw" - em rim. use but m: hold" or the then 12 ltxsilea I . '- » “ m‘ m‘ moo r. s. ll. a" plank iii is n. lengths not loss than ‘I ins. in width- Ruth and Dev"! h“ been in mi ,, gm, o, m, 01,, “m, m, 1m DIVISION so. I 4 r ' ie pleoes a" k i" in u n lengths neirimk - °“‘ “M” '°' “m” “m” "h" ’ m‘ $.73. violently buck. On her knees, . .000 s. M. m» plank, not less than 'l no in "width a pieces e" k s" in l0 n. ‘engths, hemlock. gagged m: ezistfiregailgtlayrnatill house. 8m mm, hm“, a, m, m“, m a (“than l2 n. in 1e . ' m n“ m“ (a) DIVISION. no. u (cars sen!) ous ' . ELM. 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