CONCLUSION.
They found that they could send a telegram from the railroad depot, and
so Garry addressed the following query to his father:
"Can you find out immediately who owns land about five miles west
of Jennings, just at edge of what appears to be big lumber tract.
If not, can you refer us to someone in Jennings who knows?
Important, rush answer.
GARRY."
"Now all we can do is wait for the answer. In the meantime, let's look
around the town a bit," said Garry.
This they did, but found little to see. They did not care to inquire
about the ownership of land from anyone in the town, as it would mean
dodging the questions of the curious natives of the little village.
Several trips were made to the station, and finally they got an answer.
It said:
"I do. Why?
FATHER."
The boys did a war dance on the platform, giving the station agent good
cause to think they were a little bit touched in the head.
Garry immediately sent the following telegram:
"Have made important discovery. Do not under any circumstances,
please, sell the land till you get letter from us, which leaves
today.
"GARRY."
Borrowing Dick's ever ready notebook, and tearing out several of the
pages, Garry wrote a long note telling of the discovery and asking that
they be allowed to buy an acre of the land, since they had discovered
the mine, or if they couldn't buy an acre for any reason, that they be
allowed to purchase the mineral rights, and lease enough land for
operations. He told his father to address him at Hobart, care of John
Everett.
The letter was dispatched special delivery, and then Garry said:
"It will take this letter at least two days to reach Dad, and by that
time we will be back in Hobart. Then it will take two days for the
letter to get back, perhaps three, and we can have a bit of a vacation
in that time, and get a better look at Hobart and see something of the
town."
"And see something of the pretty little granddaughter too," said Phil in
a low tone to Dick.
"I wish you fellows would stop ragging me about that. I think she's nice
and pretty and all that, but why try and make a romance? Why, we're
nothing but boys yet, plenty of time to think of love and romance after
school and college," protested Garry, blushing.
"Course you're only a boy, but that doesn't stop you greatly admiring
the young lady, and of course Phil and I are only boys, but that doesn't
mean that we don't have eyes and brains in our head and don't see
through you like a piece of glass," and the fat boy laughed till his
sides shook, at the blushing face of his good chum.
"Well, that's enough of that. Let's take a good chunk out of the journey
back to Hobart today, and get there by mid-afternoon tomorrow. Let's
fill our canteens and get going," ordered the leader.
The return trip was made without any unusual event, and they repaired at
once to the Everett home, where Ruth and her grandfather were told of
the discovery, under the pledge of secrecy.
The young lady was evidently more than pleased about the mine being
named for her. Mr. Everett was as right as a trivet again, barring the
fact that his arm was of course still in bandages and splints.
For the next two days they hiked about the country, with Mr. Everett as
guide, of course accompanied by Ruth, and heard many tales of that
section in the early days.
Finally the long-looked-for letter came, and as it bears on the
succeeding adventures of the boys, it will be given:
"DEAR GARRY:
"As I told you in the telegram, I own that land. I have a wide
strip there for a right of way for that timber tract to the river.
Of course you boys may have it, but I suggest that you lease it and
the mineral rights. I will sell you the lease for one dollar, just
to make it legal, and the mineral rights I freely give you three
boys as a present in pay for something that you are going to do for
me very shortly. It will necessitate getting a leave of absence
from the Ranger Service, but I can arrange that. Meet me in Bangor,
as soon as possible, at the Bangor House.
"I will be waiting your arrival. I cannot tell you much about it
now, except that you may have a chance to play a part in a big
timber war. All this will be explained to you when I see you.
Congratulations from all of us in your success in the smuggler
capture. The Chief has written all about it to me.
As ever,
"DAD."
"Hurrah! Here's a chance for new adventures. We'll take the next train
and be on our way. Boys, this is some summer. Fires and captures and
smugglers and a treasure mine discovered, and now a timber war. All
aboard," shouted Dick.
Bidding the Everetts goodbye, and promising to keep in constant touch
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due.
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THIEVES."
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