Wild West Show Strands Cowboys and Indians at Gold Camp
A group of cow punchers and Indians stranded after a slate show failed to pay. Watson left Seattle with wages unpaid, while director Mattox says Tanner, owner of the Jai Camps concession, must settle or the troupe must seek other work. The wild west show is deemed poorly managed and unlikely to return to payables.
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