Robert Welles Ritchie

“ The study of Dan Failing's development against a background of the wild life of the mountains, is an exceedingly clever piece of literary work."—The Boston Herald.
"An unusually good tale of the West, evidently written by a man who knows about the habits of the wolf-packs and cougars."—The New York Times. ”

“ A lively story of ranch-life on the Texas plains, in which men settle their accounts on sight with "six-guns"
MIDNIGHT By GEORGE GILBERT
With frontispiece by George Gage
12mo. Cloth. 302 Pages
It was a lucky thing for Old Man Peters that Ed Beltrane came riding into Coppered Jack, "just looking around" for a job, at the particular moment he did.
All the cards were stacked against Peters, and he needed help. Barnquist, the biggest cattle prince in the country—who held the sheriff and the law in the palm of his hand—had his eye on the valuable water rights on Peters' homestead. ”