Scout Notes
| 1. | On Old-Time Scouts | [277] |
| 2. | On Taking a Message to Garcia | [278] |
| 3. | On Socks and Feet | [279] |
| 4. | On the Tarpaulin Bed-Sheet | [279] |
| 5. | On the Diamond Hitch | [279] |
| 6. | On the Indian Bow and Arrow | [282] |
| 7. | On the Lariat or Rope | [282] |
| 8. | On Neatness and the War-bag | [283] |
| 9. | On Tea | [283] |
| 10. | On the Medicine Kit | [283] |
| 11. | On the Straight-foot Walk | [284] |
| 12. | On Sign Language | [284] |
| 13. | On Sign for Bird Flying | [286] |
| 14. | On Making the Tarp Bed | [286] |
| 15. | On the Reflector Oven—and a Shovel | [287] |
| 16. | On a Whistle Code | [287] |
| 17. | On Brushing Teeth and Hair | [287] |
| 18. | On Snagging Fish | [287] |
| 19. | On Drying Boots | [288] |
| 20. | On Records and Maps | [288] |
| 21. | On Right or Left Footedness | [288] |
| 22. | On Weather Warnings | [289] |
| 23. | On Watching Teeth | [290] |
| 24. | On Lightning | [290] |
| 25. | On Bedding Place | [290] |
| 26. | On Cooking | [290] |
| 27. | On the Tarp Shelter Tent | [291] |
| 28. | On Guns | [291] |
| 29. | On Treating Pack-Animals | [292] |
| 30. | On the Scout Camp Place | [292] |
| 31. | On Camp-Law Protection | [292] |
| 32. | On Division of Guard Duty | [292] |
| 33. | On Trailing | [292] |
| 34. | On Marking the Trail | [293] |
| 35. | On Respecting the Enemy | [293] |
| 36. | On the Parole | [293] |
| 37. | On the Sign for Escape | [294] |
| 38. | On Tying a Prisoner | [294] |
| 40. | On Making a Fire | [296] |
| 41. | On the Clock of the Heavens | [296] |
| 42. | On Stars | [298] |
| 43. | On Sunday | [300] |
| 44. | On Smoke Signals | [300] |
| 45. | On Surgical Supplies | [301] |
| 46. | On Antiseptics | [302] |
| 47. | On Climbing Trees | [303] |
| 48. | On Wigwags and Other Motion Signaling | [303] |
| 49. | On Sprains | [308] |
| 50. | On Caches | [309] |
| 51. | On Use of Medicines | [310] |
| 52. | On Forest Fires | [311] |
| 53. | On Fire Fighting | [312] |
| 54. | On Deep Wounds | [313] |
| 55. | On the Squaw Hitch | [314] |
| 56. | On Picketing and Hobbling | [315] |
| 57. | On Respecting Nature | [316] |
| 58. | On Dislocations | [316] |
| 59. | On Litters for Wounded | [317] |
| 60. | On Jerked Meat | [318] |
| 61. | On Dressing Pelts | [319] |
| 62. | On Aluminum | [320] |
| 63. | On "Levez!" | [320] |
| 64. | On Appendicitis | [320] |
| 65. | On the Nose of Horse and Mule | [321] |
| 66. | On Being a Scout | [321] |
PICTURE SIGNS
| "'You git!' he ordered." | [Frontispiece] |
| "Bill Duane went through him." | [78] |
| "It was our private elk patrol code." | [178] |
| "Like cave-men or trappers we descended." | [215] |
THE ROLL CALL
The Elk Patrol of Colorado:
First-class Scout Roger Franklin, or General William Ashley.
First-class Scout Tom Scott, or Major Andrew Henry.
First-class Scout Harry Leonard, or Kit Carson.
First-class Scout Chris Anderson, or Thomas Fitzpatrick the Bad Hand.
Second-class Scout "Little" Dick Smith, or Jedediah Smith.
Second-class Scout Charley Brown, or Jim Bridger.