CONTENTS
| I. | Dick Stanley | [11] |
| II. | Sheep and Cinnamon | [32] |
| III. | The Mescalero Valley | [51] |
| IV. | Racing the Storm | [68] |
| V. | How Dick Brought the News | [87] |
| VI. | The Professor's Story | [102] |
| VII. | Dick's Diplomacy | [116] |
| VIII. | The Start | [129] |
| IX. | Antonio Martinez | [147] |
| X. | The Padron | [165] |
| XI. | The Spanish Trail | [179] |
| XII. | The Badger | [191] |
| XIII. | The King Philip Mine | [203] |
| XIV. | A Change of Plan | [221] |
| XV. | Dick's Snap Shot | [241] |
| XVI. | The Old Pueblo Head-Gate | [259] |
| XVII. | The Bridge | [276] |
| XVIII. | The Big Flume | [294] |
| XIX. | Pedro's Bold Stroke | [313] |
| XX. | The Memorable Twenty-Ninth | [333] |
ILLUSTRATIONS
| "Dick pushed his rifle-barrel through a crevice in the rocks" (Frontispiece) | [42] |
| "It was a splendid chance; nobody could ask for a better target" | [57] |
| "Passing on our way through the town of Mosby" | [137] |
| "Behind him, stood the squat figure of Pedro Sanchez" | [213] |
| "I could not think what he was doing it for" | [286] |