risoners locked in a shanty,
the miners danced around it in delight.

It was the middle of the afternoon when a crowd came over from Silver
Bend, and then the prisoners were turned over to the Vigilantes who were
with them.

Everybody was surprised when they heard that Cap Roche was dead, and
that he had been the leader of the outlaws.

The next day Young Wild West and his friends left Big Bonanza.

They rode through the pass that had been forbidden to travelers unless
they paid toll, and stopped at Silver Bend, for a day and night.

They received a big ovation there, and the next morning they set out for
Arizona, where our hero had some business to attend to.

They all were willing to allow that it was one of the liveliest mornings
they had ever put in when they went to Forbidden Pass, however.

But Arietta had paid the toll, so that was sufficient.

THE END.

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