. Jack dans les Rocheuses; ou, LES aventures D'UN garçon avec un train à emporter . retourner au camp et prendre deux chevaux à emporter, et aller chercher ici, et de boucher le cerf de theseDeer, et ensuite nous pouvons prendre em pour le campto-nuit. Nous ne voulons pas faire deux voyages. C'est ainsi, dit Jack, il est malade de revenir pour les chevaux de course ou de boucher, ce que vous aimez. Non, a dit Joe, vous revenez, et quand je passe à travers boucherie faire un peu de feu ici et de sec, et d'attendre pour vous. D'accord, dit Jack, il faut le faire. Je ne crois pas que je me prenne très longtemps pour revenir au camp, et Illbe de retour ici dans une heure ou deux, de toute façon. Il a commencé immédiatement, un

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. Jack in the Rockies; or, A boy's adventures with a pack train . go back to camp and get two packhorses, and fetch em up here, and Ill butcher thesedeer, and then we can take em back to the campto-night. We dont want to make two trips. Thats so, said Jack, Ill either go back for thehorses or butcher, whichever you like. No, said Joe, you go back, and when I getthrough butchering Ill make a little fire here and dryoff, and wait for you. All right, said Jack, Til do it. I dont believeitll take me very long to get back to camp, and Illbe back here in an hour or two, anyhow. He at once started, and was soon following thegreen timbered ridge down to the stream. When he 146 JACK IN THE ROCKIES reached there he found that camp was only a shortdistance further down the creek, and he was soon stand-ing by the fire. Hugh had heard the shots, and wasnot surprised when Jack told them that they had twodeer. Jack went out to look up the horses, and soonreturned with two of them, and putting saddles onthem, mounted one, and rode off up the hill leadingthe other.. I s. s £ J £ X. THE NEW TORIPUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOR. LENOX ANDTILUHN FOUNDATIONSR L CHAPTER XI TRACKS IN THE SNOW MEANTIME Joe had proceeded with his butcheringand after he had finished, gathered some wood andmade himself a little fire. It took some time to dothis, for almost everywhere the wood was wet; butby looking carefully he found some dry branches thatwere sheltered by the foliage above them, and othersthat lay under a fallen tree, and presently he had agood fire lighted, and one that was so strong that hecould throw wet wood on it, and it would soon dryand burn. He built his fire-in a-sheltered place, andthe light breeze drifted the smoke off down thestream. Before long he was warm and dry. After hehad waited a while, he went out beyond the trees andlooked off toward the ridge where Jack had gone, tosee whether he was not yet coming back, but he sawnothing. A little later he went out again and Jackwas not yet in s

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