01512cam a2200241 4500 599024858 TxAuBib 20131108120000.0 130925s2013||||||||||||d|||||||||||eng|u 2013019091 9781611738957 library binding : alk. paper $31.95 1611738954 library binding : alk. paper $31.95 CtWfDGI eng CtWfDGI TxAuBib Wells, Lee E., 1907-1982. Incident at Warbow [large print] / Lee. E. Wells. Thorndike, Me. : Center Point Large Print, 2013. 208 p. ; 23 cm. Originally published in 1968. Lawrence E. Crane, troubleshooter for the Chicago & Far Western Railroad, rode into Warbow prepared for the worst. Urgently summoned by the local land agent for the railroad, Crane found the town on the brink of explosive violence. A troop of cavalry stationed there refused to heed the local lawman, and more and more often there were clashed between soldiers and civilians. Bitterness had been growing, and tempers were further strained by a recent rash of rustling which threatened to ruin the local ranchers. When the rustlers' trail led Crane right into the soldiers' camp, Crane was in the position of being the spark that threatened to explode Warbow right off the map. 20131108. Large type books. Western stories.