CHAPTER XX 

IN THE MOUNTAINS OF ALASKA 

"Sam, I think we are in for a heavy snow to-day." 

"I think so myself, Dick. How much further do we go?" 

"About two miles," came from Jack Wumble. "I reckon I got a bit off the trail yesterday, but I know I am right now, boys." 

"But where is Tom?" came from Sam. 

"He must be right ahead of us--if what we have been told is true," answered his brother. 

The conversation recorded above took place just ten days after Dick and Sam arrived in Dawson City. During that time the Rover boys and Jack Wumble had spent two days in buying the necessary outfit, to follow Tom and his strange companion to the wild region in Alaska known as Lion Head. The start had been made, and now the three found themselves on a narrow mountain trail in a country that looked to be utterly uninhabited. 

For three days they had been close behind Tom and Ike Furner, this being proven by the remains of campfires and other indications. Once they had met some prospectors returning to the Klondyke and these men had told of passing the pair ahead, and that Furner had said they were bound for a spot not many miles from Lion Head called Twin Rocks. 

"I never heard o' Twin Rocks before," said Jack Wumble. "But if it is nigh Lion Head we ought to be able to locate it." 

"Provided we don't get snowed in before we reach it," returned Sam. 
Do they think it will snow today?
where are they?
which town?
how long did they spend getting their equipment?
who were they following?
how did they know they were on the right track?
where were they going?
did they ,meet anyone on the trail?
who?
where were they going?
had they seen Tom and Ike?
Where is Twin Rocks?
what had happened to Jack the day before?
how much further do they plan on traveling today?
What might keep them from finding Twin Rocks?
who is traveling with Jack Wumble?
what is their last name?
were there any towns near them on the trail?
Yes
"Sam, I think we are in for a heavy snow to-day." 
Alaska
IN THE MOUNTAINS OF ALASKA 
Dawson City
The conversation recorded above took place just ten days after Dick and Sam arrived in Dawson City.
Two days
During that time the Rover boys and Jack Wumble had spent two days in buying the necessary outfit
Tom and Ike Furner
For three days they had been close behind Tom and Ike Furner
Because of remains of campfires and other indications
For three days they had been close behind Tom and Ike Furner, this being proven by the remains of campfires and other indications.
Twin Rocks
Furner had said they were bound for a spot not many miles from Lion Head called Twin Rocks. 

Yes
. Once they had met some prospectors returning to the Klondyke 
Prospectors
Once they had met some prospectors returning to the Klondyke
The Klondyke
 Once they had met some prospectors returning to the Klondyke
Yes
Once they had met some prospectors returning to the Klondyke and these men had told of passing the pair ahead
Not many miles from Lion Head
Furner had said they were bound for a spot not many miles from Lion Head called Twin Rocks. 
He got a bit off the trail
"About two miles," came from Jack Wumble. "I reckon I got a bit off the trail yesterday, but I know I am right now, boys." 
About two miles
 How much further do we go?" 

"About two miles,
Getting snowed in
"Provided we don't get snowed in before we reach it," returned Sam.
Dick and Sam
"Sam, I think we are in for a heavy snow to-day." 

"I think so myself, Dick. How much further do we go?" 

"About two miles," came from Jack Wumble. 
Rover
 During that time the Rover boys and Jack Wumble had spent two days in buying the necessary outfit, 
No
The start had been made, and now the three found themselves on a narrow mountain trail in a country that looked to be utterly uninhabited. 