Ride from Rawlins to the school and across the Red Desert
A travelogue describes the Rawlins to school route with wildlife glimpses and harsh western terrain. It notes scarce antelope and prairie dogs, perched hawks, and rattlesnakes, then details Bell Springs station, the Red Desert, and the long Seption Flat stretch. The stage journey continues over hills and sand, with drivers sharing adventure tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uley
Albe
Rawlins
Bell Springs
Ning
Separation Creek
Henea of Waving an Indian Fou Four
A disputed remark by a European visitor in Indian country mocks Indian progress. The note praises a Navajo baker and Indian pupils showing bread and pies to prove capability and self-sufficiency at the reserve Agency mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henea
Gortlemen
Fred Lennard
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the Indian Guide
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