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BECKWITH'S HOTEL.

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Jim said: "It is Col. Elliott you are going to see, and he would rather have you come that way than any other."

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Beckwith’s Hotel.

I took my suit down and looked at it, and it was a fine one of the kind. I had never worn it since Uncle Kit's wedding, so it was practically new. 1 decided to wear it, and the next morning I started for San Francisco, Jim accompanying me to Hangtown to take the horses back to his ranche.