Over the Great Navajo Trail
Over the Great Navajo Trail
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Cattle-stealing among the Mexicans is as common as cattle-raising among the Texans ; and it is here S5 Digitized by Googk ©ver tbe Great tflavajo Grail the sheriffs and their faithful deputies are kept busy ferreting out the whereabouts of the principals of the " killins," which occur as a preventive in securing evi- dence against these young herders, who, being over- ambitious, have not the patience to allow their stock to increase by honest means. With these cattle-thieves, no chances can be ...taken ; one must act quickly in dealing with them, or he will, in all probability, "bite the dust/' and his bones be left to bleach on the prairie sand.
Among those who are constantly looking up these desperate characters is Thomas H. Tucker, a deputy sheriff of Santa F£. Tom was thoroughly fitted for the work he is now doing by his experience in past years among the cattle-rustlers in Texas, where I first met him in all the glory of a cowboy's exist- ence. His life has been an eventful one. When but twenty years of age, while on a visit to some friends in southern Arizona, the famous "Good War" between the cattle and sheep men began.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cattle-stealing among the Mexicans is as common as cattle-raising among the Texans ; and it is here S5 Digitized by Googk ©ver tbe Great tflavajo Grail the sheriffs and their faithful deputies are kept busy ferreting out the whereabouts of the principals of the " killins," which occur as a preventive in securing evi- dence against these young herders, who, being over- ambitious, have not the patience to allow their stock to increase by honest means. With these cattle-thieves, no chances can be ...taken ; one must act quickly in dealing with them, or he will, in all probability, "bite the dust/' and his bones be left to bleach on the prairie sand.
Among those who are constantly looking up these desperate characters is Thomas H. Tucker, a deputy sheriff of Santa F£. Tom was thoroughly fitted for the work he is now doing by his experience in past years among the cattle-rustlers in Texas, where I first met him in all the glory of a cowboy's exist- ence. His life has been an eventful one. When but twenty years of age, while on a visit to some friends in southern Arizona, the famous "Good War" between the cattle and sheep men began.
What to read after Over the Great Navajo Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eickemeyer, Carl. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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