Santa Fe's Partner: Being Some Memorials of Events in a New-Mexican Track-end Town

236 pp. Blue cloth, gilt titles, black-and-white frontispiece and 7 plates in text. EXCERPT: "I've been around considerable in the Western Country--mostly some years back--and I've seen quite a little, one way and another, of the folks living there: but I can't really and truly say I've often come up with them nature's noblemen--all the time at it doing stunts in natural nobility--the story-books make out is the chief population of them parts. Like enough the young fellers from the East who write such sorts of books--having plenty of spare time for writing, while they're giving their feet a rest to get the ache out--do come across 'em, same as they say they do; but I reckon the herd's a small one--and, for a fact, if you could cross the book brand with the kind you mostly meet on the ranges the breed would be improved."