Collars and Cuffs at Red Butte Western Starts
Lidgerwood, facing demoralized Red Butte Western, accepts a dangerous mission to restore order in the desert line. He reveals a past failure under threat of self condemnation and gains a decisive chance to prove his courage by leading the division at Angels against outlaw chaos.
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Red Butte
Rockies
Red Desert
Copah
Esas
Pannikin
Uintah Hills
Ford
New York
Lockhard
Tebair
Poseeas
Boward
Lidgerwood
Stuart Ford
Pacific ‘Southwestern
Howard
Jack's Canyon
Nevada
Brewster
Angels
Stuart
Tam
Billy Mimms
Montana Mountains
Mars
Desperado
New Superintendent Seeks Control On Red Butte Western
In a tense transfer of authority, Lidgerwood outlines lines of power over motive power and staff at the Red Butte Western. Gridley the master mechanic answers to Denver, while Rankin Hallock vies for promotion via court connections. Williams declares “Collars and Cuffs!” as engine 266 is slated to depart at midnight.
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Gridley
Colorado Lines
Denver
P. 8. W. Board of Directors
New York
Lidgerwood
van Kensingtons
Rankin Hallock
Angels
Cumberley
Williams
Blackmar
Red Butte Western Roundhouse
Red Desert tale hints at hidden placer fields and camp names
In Chapter II of a Western narrative, the Red Desert, scarcely spoken under the Navajo name Tsenastci Circle of Red Stones, repels early prospectors as they skirt the hill gulches. Rich pockets lure, rail builders seek a western hub at Red Butte, while the camp sponsor’s identity fades. the tale notes a future shift to wireless clock devices replacing individual watches as discussed by St Louis jeweler Charles Whiggenbotham.
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Red Desert
Timanyoni
Red Butte
Copah
California Pioneers
Deseri’sedzw
Angels
St. Louis
Charles Whiggenbotham
South Bend
Ind
Convention of Jewelers
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