By ROGER POCOCK

Author of "Following the Frontier," etc.

A remarkable story of cattle ranges of Arizona, the great desert, and

the grand canyon of the Colorado river. The author has written a romance

of adventure, of conflict, and of love,--a story of breathless interest,

remarkable situation, and great humor and pathos. Chalkeye, the cowboy

who tells the story, Captain McCalmont, the robber-chief, Lord

Babshannon, the owner of a Colorado ranch, his son "Jim," and "Curly,"

who gives the name to the story, are characters of great strength,

finely portrayed and well contrasted.

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