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og’ — 9 The Stranger Sharp. ol that the two, Indians were down, writhing in the agonies of death, The bandits had been surprised in their lair, and forth from the little clump of timber which had sheltered them came the Fresh of Frisco and the Indian girl, Lute Winnemucca, ‘* Surrender!” cried Blake, with leveled revol- ver, when he beheld the chief of police outlined in the dvorway, ‘* Never, accursed dog!” cried the Mexican, in desperation, attempting to level his revolver, forgetting in his anger that he had not raised the hammer of the weapon. The Indian girl was ready for the fray, though, and fired immerciately, much to Blake’s disappointment, for he had made up bis mind to take the fellow alive, , The aim of Lute Winnemucca was only tvo true, and Miguel Santilla, with a bullet through his heart, fe)l dead across the threshold of the doorway, Isabelle was saved and the Bloodsucker band exterminated, for, with the exception of Laff Pick, who protested that in the future be would ‘Tsad a different life, not a single one of the gang remained alive The Story 6f thé reséue is Soon told. Laff Pick, in exchange for his life, revealed the secret from the Bloodsucker band, and when, after the return from the unsuccessful scouting expedition, the Indian girl sought the Fresh of Frisco and told him what she had learned, it was an easy. matter to watch forthe time when the two outlaws would steal away from Santa Fe in order to visit their ca pti re, They were followed by Blake and the Indian girl, and the result the render knows. Tho joyof the alcalde, Old Bullion, and the delight of the citizens of Santa Fe at the rescue of the girl unharmed, can easily be imagined, * As cies” ome you like of me, Blake, and it is yours!” Marmaduke cried. ‘* Don’t make any rash promises, alcalde,” re- sponded the Californian, significantly. ‘* You'll find me a man of my word!” Old Bullion replied with great dignity. The solution of the mystery iv regard to the strange voices that Isabelle heard, thanks to Laff Pick, was reached. Under the ranch was a secret cellar with a rivate entrance, and there the gang was wont o meet. At some distant day a pipe had con- ducted the water from the roof into a cistern in the cellar, The pipe being broken acted as a Our tale is told, reader; a few more words wy f grand wedding is announced; the grandest that Santa Fe bas ever seen, and the bride and groom are Isabelle Marmaduke and the Cali- fornia adventurer, who proudly calls himself the Fresh of Frisco, THE END. Beadle’s Dime Library. 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