Other editions of book Gunsight Pass How Oil Came to the Cattle Country and Brought a New West

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Trouble marked his trail... "A cowboy and villain story full of exciting incidents." -New Outlook "Dave Sanders is a cowboy of the old-time wild West, and like most cowboys of fiction, he has made enemies. They frame up a plot which lands him in the penitentiary, charged with murder. After serving a term of years he is pardoned, but the cold hard man who comes out is very different from the easy-going friendly boy who went in. His foes have not changed and they continue to harass him when he plunges whole-heartedly into oil prospecting with Em Crawford. However he has staunch friends as well, not the least of whom is Joyce Crawford. Together they help one another through a series of exciting adventures ending in happiness." -Book Review Digest "Written obviously with the motion picture rights in view. The novel is easy reading." -Literary Review "This Western yarn is in its author's best style. A work that abounds in striking incident, coupled with that true humanity which nowhere is more in evidence than in the great open spaces beyond the Rockies." -New York Times "A robust example of Western fiction, with more of thrilling incident and less of sentimentality than the average of such tales contains." -The Times of London