"To tell the truth, I'll be glad to go, not only because of" He hitched his shoulders towards the corner whence came the hoarse and muffled breathing of the Denver clerk.

Then came Denver Jim, a very little man, with nervous hands and remarkable steady eyes.

He was stronger than Buck Mason, quicker than Denver Jim, and shrewder than the judge.

Ain't that straight?" "We got to hang somebody," said Denver Jim.

"Early riser," whispered Denver Jim.

That who you're talking about?' "You can't talk yourself out of it, Sinclair," said Denver Jim.

I didn't like to mention it when I wrote you last, but things were very queer after we left Denver, and "Treasury" was a mockery till we got to Bluefoot Springs, which is a mining town, where we showed in the hotel dining-room.

" THE DENVER EXPRESS.

For the benefit of a public easily gulled and enamored of grandiloquent terms, it was advertised as the "Denver Fast Express;" sometimes, with strange unfitness, as the "Lightning Express"; "elegant" and "palatial" cars were declared to be included therein; and its departure was one of the great events of the twenty-four hours, in the country round about.

From the cab of Engine No. 32, the driver of the Denver Express saw, showing faintly in the early morning, the buildings grouped about the little station ten miles ahead, where breakfast awaited his passengers.

It was known on the road that he was expected in Denver, and there were rumors that he was to organize the parties for the survey of an important "extension."

I'm a respectable member of society, have a place in the express company, and am going to Denver to take charge.

Then the first railroad to Denver was built, taking another route from the Missouri, and Barker's occupation was gone.

"Of course he does not like the idea of my leaving him and going away to such dreadful and remote places as Denver and Omaha, and I don't know what else; but he will not oppose me in the end, and when you come on again" "By thunder!" exclaimed Sam; "ef thar ain't one of them cussed sharps a watchin' 'em.

Late on the very evening on which this story opens, and they had been "making up" the Denver Express in the train-house on the Missouri, "Jim" Watkins, agent and telegrapher at Barker's, was sitting in his little office, communicating with the station rooms by the ticket window.

Denver Division, about nine Thursday night Troops will await train at Fort.

And now, Major, I'm going to take her straight to Denver, and send for a parson and get her married to me, and she'll brace up, sure pop.

In Denver, their brethren would gladly have done the same, but Watkins failed to gratify them.

In a few minutes he could have told a story as wild as a Norse saga, but what he said, when Denver had responded, was only "No. 17, fifty-five minutes late.

"I heard mother say they beat my brother-in-law (his name was Dave Denver) till he was bloody as a hog.

Eva Marsh (W); 11Aug58; R219188. MARSH, HALBERT W. Correct legal titles for all additions, subdivisions and resubdivisions in the city and county of Denver, Colo., with supplement for adjacent subdivisions in Adams and Arapahoe counties and index map.

author: Denver Lindley, employee for hire.

SEE Lindley, Denver. RENAULT, MARY.

SEE Sayers, James D. SAYERS, JAMES D. Stranger in Shady Oulch, by Denver Bardwell, pseud.

Reuel Denney (A); 25Oct67; R420500. DENVER, DRAKE C., pseud.