Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 601
of higheminences that he might view the countryon all sides. On these summits he couldunderstand why the northern Indians cameto believe that these mountains were thehaunts of evil spirits. All of the peaks areof about the same height and level on thesummits, giving the scene an unreal ap-pearance,… … lotograph t>y U. S. Ueologiral Survey THE LAST SPLINTER OF THE ICE AGE—A STRANDED GLACIER IN THE JOHN RIVER VALLEY the northernmost part of the great range ofthe Rockies—the most important discoverymade by the expedition. Once the wholeregion had been a flat, low plain. Somemighty convulsion of…
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