Don Carlos estate visit turns tense with vaqueros
At Don Carlos' rancho Stillwell Alfred and a group of cowboys confront Madeline and Florence. Stewart asserts control as Pat Howe arrives with a hostile crowd while Nick Steele looms over proceedings and Don Carlos himself appears.
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Alfred
Madeline
Florence
Stewart
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Stewart Run Things.” Then A Crowd of Men Tramped ‘Pell
Nels
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Carlos
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Don Carlos’ Ranch
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Gene Stewart
Don Carlos Ranch Confrontation Sparks Trail Escape
Madeline and Florence flee a dangerous stand at Don Carlos’s ranch after contraband rifles are found. Stewart orders the confiscation, Don Carlos clings to denial, and a tense clash ends with a perilous ride and a plan to reach home unseen as vaqueros close in. The escape leaves Madeline anxious about further pursuit.
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Alfred
Stillwell
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Madeline
Florence
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Majesty
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Yuicuit
Lodse
Madeling
Gith
Vaqueros
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Water at 706 Degrees Under Pressure
Fragmentary notes describe water at 706 degrees Fahrenheit under pressure about 3200 pounds per square inch forming vapor without boiling or bubbling.
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