While lasting praise is due the faithful station men who, in their
isolation, so often bore the murderous attacks of Indians and
bandits, it is, perhaps, to the riders that the seeker of romance
is most likely to turn. It was the riders' skill and fortitude that
made the operation of the line possible. Both riders and hostlers
shared the same privations, often being reduced to the necessity of
eating wolf meat and drinking foul or brackish water.
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