. Campfires on desert and lava . rom a photograph by J. M. Phillips A Lucky Strike in the Desert Mr. Svkes The Doctor Frank Coles Charlie Foster The Author. From a photograph by J. M. Phillips Filling the Water Cans at the Papagos Well TRAILING INTO A NEW WORLD 31 to Mr. Sykes for making the wagon as good as new, wedrove on, duly chastened in spirit, and wondering whatnext. My journal states that on our first day we madetwenty-three miles, that for one-half the way the creosotebush held sway, and for the other half the a fine sunset, night closed in upon us when we wereyet four m
. Campfires on desert and lava . rom a photograph by J. M. Phillips A Lucky Strike in the Desert Mr. Svkes The Doctor Frank Coles Charlie Foster The Author. From a photograph by J. M. Phillips Filling the Water Cans at the Papagos Well TRAILING INTO A NEW WORLD 31 to Mr. Sykes for making the wagon as good as new, wedrove on, duly chastened in spirit, and wondering whatnext. My journal states that on our first day we madetwenty-three miles, that for one-half the way the creosotebush held sway, and for the other half the a fine sunset, night closed in upon us when we wereyet four miles from water and a possible being nothing to do but to go on to water, we went;and finally, in pitchy darkness, reached the corner of animposing corral made of mesquite stems. It was thenmore than an hour after sunset. We were at the cattleranch of a well-to-do Mexican named Roble, who haddigged a big well, found water, erected a big tank ofgalvanized iron fifteen feet high and constructed a hun-dred feet of concrete water-troughs for his cattle. Mr. Roble was at home, and he permitted us to waterour horses, night and morning,
Size: 1787px × 1399px
Photo credit: © Reading Room 2020 / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecade1900, bookpublishernewyorkcscribnerss
