The herder leaped at the chance, and pre-…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

he might return them if he wished. The herder leaped at the chance, and pre- sented himself in due time at the young lady’s house. She was surprised to see him, but greet- ed him cordially. “You forgot your overshoes last night,” said he awkwardly, handing her the package. She thanked him and opened it. “Why, there is only one overshoe here,” she exclaimed. “Yes, miss!” said the blushing vaquero ear- nestly, “I’ll bring around the other one tomor- row, and I only wish, miss, that you were a centipede.” Miss Cora Lee, one of the Silver City demi- monde, made a vicious attack on Charles Al- lingham, better known as “Sandy” on Wednes- day evening. The implement used was a good sized boulder. Miss Cora was arrested and Mr. Allingham cared for by a doctor. Cora is getting cranky again. TREMONT HOUSE ARRIVALS Chas. E. Jones, Pueblo, Col.; J. G. Duncan, Durango, Coly. ; W. R. Havens, Joe Esprey, Felix Leavick, W. J. Potter, Denver, Col. ; Phil Prager, Tom Lindsley, Wm. Einstein, John T. Wright, Sohn J. Wood, St. Louis Mo.; J. E. Hoopes, Thos. E. Young, Kansas City, Mo.; H. D. Motter, H. Constable, S. H. Fields, St. Joe, Mo.; W. H. Se- bastan, Simon Juda, Mark Eyekeil, A. Elsasser, H. Gedelson, S. Bloom, San Francisco, Cal. ; Chas. E. Mclnnes, Philadelphia, Pa.; Geo. H.