THE GRINGOS
A STORY OF THE OLD CALIFORNIA DAYS IN 1849
BY B.M. BOWER
1913
With Illustrations By Anton Otto Fischer
'Gringos Are Savages and Worse Than Savages.' 
AUTHOR'S NOTE
I wish to make public acknowledgment of the assistance I havereceived from George W. Lee, a "Forty-niner" who has furnished mewith data, material, and color which have been invaluable in thewriting of this story.
CONTENTS
  1. THE BEGINNING OF IT
  2. THE VIGILANTES
  3. THE THING THEY CALLED JUSTICE
  4. WHAT HAPPENED AT THE OAK
  5. HOSPITALITY
  6. THE VALLEY
  7. THE LORD OF THE VALLEY
  8. DON ANDRES WANTS A MAJORDOMO
  9. JERRY SIMPSON, SQUATTER
  10. THE FINEST LITTLE WOMAN IN THEWORLD
  11. AN ILL WIND
  12. POTENTIAL MOODS
  13. BILL WILSON GOES VISITING
  14. RODEO TIME
  15. WHEN CAMP-FIRES BLINK
  16. "FOR WEAPONS I CHOOSE RIATAS"
  17. A FIESTA WE SHALL HAVE
  18. WHAT IS LOVE WORTH?
  19. ANTICIPATION
  20. LOST! TWO HASTY TEMPERS
  21. FIESTA DAY
  22. THE BATTLE OF BEASTS
  23. THE DUEL OF RIATAS
  24. FOR LOVE AND A MEDAL
  25. ADIOS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
"Gringos Are Savages and Worse ThanSavages."
He Twisted in the Saddle and Sent LeadenAnswer to The Spiteful Barking of the Guns.
Mrs. Jerry Took the Señorita's Hand andSmiled up At Her.
"An Accident It Must Appear to Those WhoWatch"
 The Gringos
CHAPTER I
THE BEGINNING OF IT
If you would glimpse the savage which normally lies asleep,thank God, in most of us, you have only to do this thing of which Ishall tell you                        
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