MERRILL TILESTON
Reading edition
PUBLISHED BY THE MERRILL COMPANY CHICAGO, U. S. A. MCMII.
Copyright 1902 by H. M. Tileston Chicago, U. S. A. All rights reserved
CONTENTS.
Page.
Chapter I. A Bozrah Bornin',7
Chapter II. On the Firing Line of Civilization,33
Chapter III. Cats, Traps and Indians,50
Chapter IV. Old Joe Riggs,71
Chapter V. The Camp in the Willows,82
Chapter VI. The Ranch on the Troublesome,110
Chapter VII. Chiquita Wooed by Antelope,124
Chapter VIII. A Glimpse of Home,134
Chapter IX. Ute Big Warrior—No Plow,143
Chapter X. The Blazing Eye Mine,171
Chapter XI. College Vacations,180
Chapter XII. Jack Wedded,192
Chapter XIII. Estes Park,212
Chapter XIV. Chiquita Graduates,256
Chapter XV. A Hospital and A Boarding House,263
Chapter XVI. Galling Yokes of Civilization,274
Chapter XVII. Whence Come My People?293
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Frontispiece, "Chiquita"
Yamanatz, 52
The Camp in the Willows, 103
Antelope—The Warrior, 1877, 132
Antelope—The Civilian, 1902, 168
The "Keyhole"—Long's Peak, 212
"She Lay To Rest," on Her Boulder Bed, 232
The Tepee on the Grand River, 303