The Young Alaskans on the Trail
AUTHOR OF “THE YOUNG ALASKANS” “THE STORY OF THE COWBOY”
ILLUSTRATED
HARPER & BROTHERS PUBLISHERS NEW YORK AND LONDON MCMXI
Books by
EMERSON HOUGH
The Young Alaskans. Ill’d. Post 8vo $1.25 Young Alaskans on the Trail Ill’d. Post 8vo 1.25
HARPER & BROTHERS, NEW YORK
COPYRIGHT, 1911, BY HARPER & BROTHERS
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
It was a wild and beautiful scene which lay about the little camp in the far-off mountains of the Northwest. The sun had sunk beyond the loftier ridges, although even now in the valley there remained considerable light. One could have seen many miles over the surrounding country had not, close at hand, where the little white tent stood, the forest of spruce been very dense and green. At no great distance beyond its edge was rough and broken country. Farther on, to the southward, stood white-topped peaks many miles distant, although from the camp these could not be seen.
Emerson Hough
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EMERSON HOUGH
CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
TAKING THE TRAIL
THE GATE OF THE MOUNTAINS
STUDYING OUT THE TRAIL
THE GREAT DIVIDE
CROSSING THE HEIGHT OF LAND
FOLLOWING MACKENZIE
AROUND THE CAMP-FIRE
A HUNT FOR BIGHORN
A NIGHT IN THE MOUNTAINS
HOW THE SPLIT-STONE LAKE WAS NAMED
LESSONS IN WILD LIFE
WILD COUNTRY AND WILDERNESS WAYS
THE CARIBOU HUNT
EXPLORING THE WILDERNESS
IN THE BIG WATERS
THE GRIZZLY HUNT
THE YOUNG ALASKANS’ “LOB-STICK”
BAD LUCK WITH THE “MARY ANN”
NEW PLANS
THE GORGE OF THE MOUNTAINS
THE PORTAGE OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS
EAST OF THE ROCKIES
THE LAND OF PLENTY
THE WHITE MAN’S COUNTRY
HOW THE ERMINE GOT HIS TAIL BLACK
TRAILING THE BEAR
THE END OF THE OLD WAR-TRAIL
STEAMBOATING IN THE FAR NORTH
A MOOSE HUNT
FARTHEST NORTH
HOMEWARD BOUND
LEAVING THE TRAIL
THE END
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