CHAPTER TWO.
THE EMIGRANTS After the rain that had held us holed up at the Double R over one day, we discussed what we should do next.
"The flats will be too boggy for riding, and anyway the cattle will be in the high country," the Cattleman summed up the situation.

"We'd bog down the chuck-wagon if we tried to get back to the J.H.But now after the rain the weather ought to be beautiful.

What shall we do ?" "Was you ever in the Jackson country ?" asked Uncle Jim.

"It's the wildest part of Arizona.

It's a big country and rough, and no one lives there, and there's lots of deer and mountain lions and bear.
Here's my dogs.