Eagle Tail Mine Saga in Mexico Border Camp
Bud Hooker and De Lancey abandon a rocky claim near Fortuna to pursue a rumored rich vein tied to Kruger. They hire Amigo the Yaqui to supervise Mexican workers, survive rebel threats, and hide the growing gold find while Aragon demands the tools and title. Amigo proves invaluable, but a jail scare and a civil disturbance loom as Bud guards the venture awaiting legal papers.
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Bud Hooker
Phil de Lancey
Mexico
United States
Gadsden
Bud
Henry Kruger
Kruger
Aragon
Hooker
de Lancey
Fortuna
Cruz Mendez
Mendez
Phil
Racia
Gracia
Rapine
Amigo
Hardihood
Yaquis
Hagle Tail
Moctezuma
Pal
Porphyry
Chihuahua
Orozco
Salazar
Bernardo Bravo
Drew de Lancey
Copper Bottom
Ignacio
Mira
Oro
Stawano
Don Cipriano
Hombre
Senor de Lancey
Burro Mine Triumph Hopes Raise Great Sensation
In Chapter Fourteen a great fortune seems within reach for Bud and Phil while Mexican miners chase only gold. Officials delay could extend the wait, but the prize appears near the brothers as they stay hopeful amid the desert trek.
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Bud
Phil
Beggar Pleads for Food After Nine Days of Famine
In a Boston Evening Transcript story a beggar insists he has gone nine days without food. A gentleman previously promised aid, and the beggar repeats his appeal as he seeks relief from the man.
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Boston Fyvening Transcript
Not in Politica Says Practica Person
A comic exchange notes that after statesmen testify on party running, citizens learn the inside of politics, while the Practica Person quips that in politics you only know what you don’t know.
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Muckers
Sonora
Madero
Sierras
Bernardo
Don Felipe
Rand
Fied
Christ
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John
Merly
France
Jesus
Jesus Io
Jesus Christ
the Apostles
L. B. Coley
J. H. Ralston
Moody Bible Institute
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