  VII THE INVASION OF NEW MEXICO. VIII EL MEXICANO Y EL PUEBLOANO. IX SANTA FE AND THE SACRED VALLEY. XV THE ANTIQUITIES OF THE RIO SAN JUAN. XVIII IN THE WET MOUNTAIN VALLEY. XXI THE CAMP OF THE CARBONATES. XXII ACROSS THE TENNESSEE AND FREMONT'S PASSES. XXIII FROM PONCHO SPRINGS TO VILLA GROVE. XXV GUNNISON AND CRESTED BUTTE. XXVII IMPRESSIONS OF THE BLACK CAnON. XXVIII THE UNCOMPAHGRE VALLEY. XXIX AT OURAY AND RED MOUNTAIN. XXXVI SALT LAKE AND THE WASATCH. Title: The Crest of the Continent A Summer's Ramble in the Rocky Mountains and Beyond Author: Ernest Ingersoll Language: English Character set encoding: UTF-8 E-text prepared by KD Weeks, Greg Bergquist, |
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Transcriber’s Note
The original pagination has been retained in the right margin. The sequence is sometimes disrupted as full page illustrations have been moved to convenient paragraph breaks.
There are two footnotes, which are moved to the end of the text, and linked for easy reference in the text.
Detailed comments on any corrections that were made may be found in a Transcriber’s Note at the end of this text.
THE
Crest of the Continent:
A RECORD OF
A SUMMER’S RAMBLE IN THE ROCKY
MOUNTAINS AND BEYOND.
By ERNEST INGERSOLL.
TWENTY NINTH EDITION.
CHICAGO:
R. R. DONNELLEY & SONS, PUBLISHERS.
1887.
COPYRIGHT,
BY S. K. HOOPER,
1885.
R. R. Donnelley & Sons, The Lakeside Press, Chicago.
TO
THE PEOPLE OF COLORADO,
SAGACIOUS IN PERCEIVING, DILIGENT IN DEVELOPING,
AND WISE IN ENJOYING
THE
RESOURCES AND ATTRACTIONS OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS,
THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED
WITH
THE HOMAGE OF
THE AUTHOR.
