CHAPTER XLIV.

Consternation at Washakie's Declaration--People Hurry across the

River--The Writer is Asked to Attempt a Reconciliation--Night too Dark

to Travel--Chief Washakie and Braves Appear at Sunrise--The Chief

notes that the People are Terror-Stricken, and Decides that he will be

their Friend--Troublous Exploits of Mountain Men--Sheriff's plan of

Arrest--How the Scheme Worked--Desperadoes Freed by the Court--Chasing

an Offender--Surrounded by his Associates--Coolness and Pluck of the

Sheriff Win--Ready to Return Home--A Trying Experience.

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