off her shoulders like a daisy chain and laid them down again. She stepped out from the place where the young fool thought she was and run away on goofered feet up into the clubhouse, gone to play some other horse than the master play. She was a slave but she had the power to ride the grandstand just like the master do, if she see her chance.

Gates clang open and Mr Boll Weevil, he is looking for a home all right. He's still looking around that gate like he's thinking about putting up wallpaper in it, making a down payment on a living room suit, moving in for life. Finally he drops his big head and it soaks in that all them other horses have done alreadyThe Hat, a San Gabriel Valley institution known for huge pastrami dip sandwiches, will be opening a Riverside County location in Murrieta, according to city officials.

Mayor Harry Ramos touted the arrival of the chain — which has 10 locations in Southern California — during his recent state of the city address and it was hyped by the Murrieta Chamber of Commerce in a newsletter.

When it opens, the Murrieta location may end up becoming the first in Riverside County.

The restaurant is slated for the Sam’s Club center off Murrieta Hot Springs Road, specifically the building that used to house The Hungry Bull.

The chain was spun off from a restaurant in Alhambra that opened in 1951.

Patrick Ellis, the chamber’s president/CEO, said in a Twitter message he’s been told the restaurant