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Beadle's Half Dime Library No. 823
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Beadle's Half Dime Library No. 823

· May 2, 1893

# Silent Saul, the Young Mountain Patrol: Poker Jack, the Detective Sport

This installment of the Beadle and Adams dime novel series by Oll Coomes presents the opening chapters of a frontier adventure. A mysterious young woman arrives alone at Pilgrims' Bar, a remote placer mining camp in southwestern Utah, seeking protection from unnamed enemies. The discovery of a woman in the all-male miners' camp creates extraordinary excitement. Mayor Joshua Bloom orders the rough miners to clean themselves and dress properly. During the cleanup, a mounted villain abducts the girl, but a young mountain patrolman named Silent Saul—described as blond-haired, scarred, and about twenty years old—shoots the kidnapper from ambush. Saul emerges as the story's presumed hero. The narrative emphasizes frontier lawlessness, mining-camp society, and looming danger to the mysterious young woman.

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May 2, 1893
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