The Pony Rider Boys in New Mexico; Or, The End of the Silver Trail

A motley crew of seasoned travelers and restless adventurers rides the Atlantic‑Pacific train toward the quiet town of Bluewater, where whispers of buried Spanish treasure stir their imagination. Among them are the infamous Pony Rider Boys, a band of daring youths whose reputation for bold stunts precedes them. As the train rolls on, the men plot a secretive partnership with the enigmatic old Marquand, hoping to locate a legendary cache of jewels and gold hidden since the Pueblo revolt of 1680.

The story launches with the boys’ arrival in the bustling station, instantly drawing the curiosity of locals and setting the stage for a high‑spirited chase across the New Mexican landscape. Their youthful energy and the older men’s cunning promise a lively blend of camaraderie, danger, and the timeless lure of a hidden fortune—just as the first sunrise over the Zuni range hints at the adventure to come.