Connie Morgan in Alaska — James B. Hendryx

" ...]Morgan's boy. That night the valley of the Ten Bow was dotted with a hundred camp fires, and the air rang with snatches of rude song and loud laughter. Men passed from fire to fire and Connie Morgan's name was on every tongue. "The little scamp " men laughed; "cut straight through the hills with them old discarded dogs, an' beat us to it " "Now, what d'ye know 'bout that?" "If Sam Morgan c'd lived to seen it he'd be'n the tickledest man in the ...]."