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James Carson
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Books by James Carson
The Saddle Boys at Circle Ranch; Or, In at the Grand Round-Up
"The Saddle Boys at Circle Ranch; Or, In at the Grand Round-Up" by Captain James Carson is a juvenile adventure novel written in the early 20th century. This book is part of a series featuring two boys, Frank Haywood and Bob Archer, who are referred to as the "Saddle Boys." It explores themes of cowboys, cattle ranching, and the challenges posed by rustlers in the southwestern frontier. The opening portion introduces readers to Frank and Bob as they embark on another adventure at Circle Ranch. While bob (a Kentucky transplant) is on a quest to find his missing knife, the story quickly transitions to highlight their direct engagement with the ranch's everyday life—including old acquaintances like Old Baldy, a steer known for his cleverness. As the boys observe a mysterious steer behaving strangely, they soon discover a wolf in hiding. Their excitement escalates as they give chase, showcasing their horsemanship and camaraderie. This gripping start sets the stage for a tale rife with action, the boys’ resourcefulness, and the looming threat of rustlers like Pedro Mendoza, hinting at further adventures awaiting them in the wild west.
The saddle boys on the plains : $b or, after a treasure of gold
"The Saddle Boys on the Plains: or, After a Treasure of Gold" by Captain James Carson is a juvenile adventure novel published in 1913. This Western tale follows Frank Haywood and Bob Archer as they venture into the Great Plains of the southwest and toward the Mexican border. Their journey leads them into a dangerous struggle for gold, filled with the challenges and excitement of frontier life. The story promises action and mystery in the wide-open spaces where fortune and peril await at every turn.
The Saddle Boys in the Grand Canyon; or, The Hermit of the Cave
"The Saddle Boys in the Grand Canyon; or, The Hermit of the Cave" by Captain James Carson is a boys' adventure novel written in the early 20th century. This story follows two young protagonists, Frank Haywood and Bob Archer, as they embark on an exciting journey that takes them to the Grand Canyon, where they aim to confront a notorious wolf tormenting local ranchers and seek to uncover the whereabouts of Frank's mysterious Uncle Felix. With themes of exploration, bravery, and camaraderie, the narrative promises thrilling escapades in the rugged wilderness. The opening of the book introduces us to the main characters, Frank and Bob, who are riding across the open plains and discussing a series of livestock attacks linked to a cunning she-wolf named Sallie. As they investigate the recent killing of a yearling, they resolve to track down the wolf and her den with the help of an experienced cowman, Hank Coombs. The boys are determined and spirited, eager to face any challenge that comes their way. Their encounter with the wolf den sets the stage for further adventures and introduces readers to the wild and perilous environment of the Old West, filled with unexpected threats and opportunities for heroism.
The Saddle Boys of the Rockies; Or, Lost on Thunder Mountain
"The Saddle Boys of the Rockies; Or, Lost on Thunder Mountain" by Captain James Carson is a juvenile adventure novel published in 1913. When Frank Haywood and Bob Archer venture into the Rocky Mountains to investigate a mysterious thunderous noise, they find themselves lost on Thunder Mountain. The two young friends must rely on their courage and frontier skills as they face the unknown perils of the wilderness. What secrets will they uncover in these treacherous peaks?