Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Vigilante Days and Ways, the Pioneers of the Rockies, Vol. 2 of 2: The Makers and Making of Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming
Mr. A. J. Oliver had been running a letter express between Bannack and Salt Lake City dur ing the year, and early in the autumn had sub stituted for a single saddle horse and pack animal, a small lumber wagon, with conveniences for the transportation of a few passengers. It was, at best, a very precarious mode of conveyance; but as it was the only public one, it was always full.
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