Boy trappers in the Rockies
By: by James Willard Schultz ; with illustrations by George Varian and Patten Wilson
Publisher: G.G. Harrap
Published: 1914
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 284
Subjects: Frontier and pioneer life; Indians of North America; Peuples autochtones
Notes: "The first half of the book was pub. in 1912, by Messrs. Houghton Mifflin company under the title 'With the Indians in the Rockies.' This has been revised in the present edition and the reminder ... is now pub. for the first time."--Preface.
Table of contents: title: Illustrations: The moose made for the open / Patten Wilson; title: It toppled over with a crash and lay still / Varian; title: The shale began sliding under my feet / Varian; title: Again and again it rose / Varian; title: Pitamakan fiercely striking a blow / Varian; title: The avalanche burst into the flat / Varian; title: Grabbing my bow and arrows, I followed him / Varian; title: A dark-furred animal with a head like a dog / Varian; title: His old flint-lock boomed / Varian; title: From the top we had a glimpse of the far-away waters of Flathead Lake / Varian; title: He drew a rude map that show the country / Varian; title: The temptation to shoot them was very strong / Varian; title: We swam beside it / Patten Wilson.