Six Years With the Texas Rangers 1875 to 1881
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Everhart soon noticed that Sam was beginning to neglect his work because of his pony and, knowing only too well what this would lead to, he advised Sam to sell his mare. Bass hesitated, for he loved the animal. Finally matters came to such a point that Mr. Ever- hart told Sam he would have to get rid of the horse or give up his job. Thereupon Bass promptly quit, and this was probably the turning point in his life. Bass left Denton County in the spring of 1877 and traveled to San Antonio. Here m...any cattlemen were gathered to arrange for the spring cattle drive to the north. Joel Collins, who was planning to drive a herd from Uvalde County to Deadwood, Dakota, hired Bass as a cowboy. After six months 155 SIX YEARS WITH THE TEXAS RANGERS on the trail the herd reached Deadwood and was sold and all the cowboys paid off by Mr. Collins. At that period Deadwood was a great, wide open mining town. Adventurers, gamblers, mining and cattlemen all mingled together. Though Joel Col- lins had bought his cattle on credit and owed the greater part of the money he had received for them to his friends in Texas, he gambled away all the money he had received for the herd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everhart soon noticed that Sam was beginning to neglect his work because of his pony and, knowing only too well what this would lead to, he advised Sam to sell his mare. Bass hesitated, for he loved the animal. Finally matters came to such a point that Mr. Ever- hart told Sam he would have to get rid of the horse or give up his job. Thereupon Bass promptly quit, and this was probably the turning point in his life. Bass left Denton County in the spring of 1877 and traveled to San Antonio. Here m...any cattlemen were gathered to arrange for the spring cattle drive to the north. Joel Collins, who was planning to drive a herd from Uvalde County to Deadwood, Dakota, hired Bass as a cowboy. After six months 155 SIX YEARS WITH THE TEXAS RANGERS on the trail the herd reached Deadwood and was sold and all the cowboys paid off by Mr. Collins. At that period Deadwood was a great, wide open mining town. Adventurers, gamblers, mining and cattlemen all mingled together. Though Joel Col- lins had bought his cattle on credit and owed the greater part of the money he had received for them to his friends in Texas, he gambled away all the money he had received for the herd.
What to read after Six Years With the Texas Rangers 1875 to 1881?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James B Gillett to read onlineMoreLess
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