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Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving), 1868-1922

"Or, Seeking Fortune on the Turn of a Pick"


Over the snow came a cutter, drawn by two horses, slipping fast
over the snow. From one side of the cutter a pair of skis hung
outward.
"That's Jim Ferrers and the doctor from Dugout," Tom breathed.
"But who can the other lot of people be."
A pung, drawn also by a pair of horses, contained five men.
Jim was quickly on hand to explain matters.
"I've brought Dr. Scott. He'll have to see Hazelton quickly, and
then get back to Dugout," Jim declared. "The doctor is afraid the
crust may melt, and then he'll be stalled here with his outfit.
"Those men over there?" inquired Reade, as the pung stopped, and
the five men got out "Two of them look familiar to me."
"I reckon," nodded Jim Ferrers. "They're officers---all of 'em.
They've come over here to hunt the rocks to the south of here.
Up at the jail the keepers worried out of Eb some information
about a cave where Dolph Gage hangs out. It seems that Gage and
his pals have been stealing supplies at the Bright Hope Mine.


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