The Young Engineers in Arizona; Or, Laying Tracks on the Man-Killer Quicksand
The Young Engineers in Arizona; Or, Laying Tracks on the Man-Killer Quicksand
Adventure, Novels
The Young Engineers in Arizona; Or, Laying Tracks on the Man-Killer Quicksand is a novel by H. Irving Hancock, likely written in the early 20th century. It follows young engineers Tom Reade and Harry Hazelton as they tackle the daunting task of laying railroad tracks through dangerous quicksand in Arizona. The story highlights the conflict between the engineers and local gamblers, particularly the unscrupulous Jim Duff, who exploits the vulnerabilities of newcomers. This work combines themes of engineering, deception, and perseverance against adversity.
