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Identifier: outing53newy (find matches)
Title: Outing
Year: 1885 (1880s)
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Subjects: Leisure Sports Travel
Publisher: (New York : Outing Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: Tisch Library
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An Indian family at home.
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In the old Mission. 466 The Outing Magazine when one of us kids d sometimes go ancomplain to the teacher saying, Jimmysbeen a-callin me names. Whats he been callin you? she askedhim. I dont like to tell you/ the boy says.Its awful bad things. While I was in the store a fat old Indianentered. He had short hair, wore over-alls, and except for his color was not muchdifferent in dress and appearance from awhite workingman. The clerk introducedhim as the best sheep-shearer in the coun-try. He shook hands and said, Me goodman! You good man? In the season he had about fifty otherIndians working under him, got five dollarsa day himself and two dollars for his wife,who did the cooking for the gang. Thewealth he acquired did not stick to him.He gambled it away. Gambling was acommon recreation among the villagers,and the place supported four blind pigs,or unlicensed saloons. There were alwaysloafers hanging about their porches and anoisy crowd inside playing pool. One ofthe Capistrano experts at

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