Who wound the iron rails across the Alleghanies, the Rockies, the Sierras?

The giant with the rough voice and the boisterous ways is generally due for a stormy passage west of the Rockies; but the silent man with the gentle manners receives respect.

But the steepest of the Rockies are behind us, and now the slopes are more gradual all the way to California.

They came to the little town in time to see the gorgeous sunset from this, the highest point of the Rockies, and especially to Myrtle, who had traveled so little, was the sight impressive and awe inspiring.

They have a better name in the Rockies for these hill-fenced open glades of pleasantness; they call them parks.

In The Rockies - 1925 4 - Westy Martin

It has the majestic grandeur of the Canadian Rockies, as well as the startling beauty of the Nuuanu Pali near Honolulu, and the enchanting vistas of the Koolau Ditch Trail on Maul.

This is west of the Rockies, thank God, and a woman is safe with the worst man that ever committed murder.

" "Aye, to the Rockies or beyond, even to the Pacific.

From the level prairies they had toiled up into the fearsome Rockies where bleak, grim crags lowered upon them from afar, and distant summits glistening with snow warned them of the perils ahead.

With the Indians in the Rockies. R113388.

R106948, 6Feb53, Mrs. Percy Keese Fitzhugh (W) Westy Martin in the Rockies; illustrated by Richard A. Holberg.

Westy Martin in the Rockies. R108617.

FREEMAN, LEWIS R. On the roof of the Rockies.

Westy Martin in the Rockies. R108617.

High country: the Rockies yesterday and today.

Woodcraft boys in the Rockies.

Jessie Donaldson Schultz (W); 3Oct60; R263617, R263619. Friends and foes in the Rockies.

Friends and foes in the Rockies.

Dave Cook of the Rockies.

Dave Cook of the Rockies.

Chicken Little Jane In the Rockies. SEE Ritchie, Lily Munsell.

Surrounded by the fastnesses of the front range of the Rockies, Peg-Leg Eldridge and his band selected this lonely station as best fitted for the transaction in hand.

2, Capital (7) of New Mexico, U.S.; holds an elevated site amid the Rockies; is the centre of a good mining district; has the oldest Spanish cathedral in the United States.

See CARLYLE, THOMAS, EXODUS FROM HOUNDSDITCH, NATURAL SUPERNATURALISM, &C. SASKATCHEWAN, one of the great and navigable rivers of Canada, rises among the Rockies in two great branches, called respectively the North and South Saskatchewan, 770 and 810 m., which flowing generally E., unite, and after a course of 282 m. pass into Lake Winnipeg, whence it issues as the Nelson, and flows 400 m. NE.