Cowboys and Cattleland: Memories of a Frontier Cowboy Book

	Introduction	3
	Preface	9
Chapter I.	The Halsell Family	13
Chapter II.	Pioneer Life in Wise County	16
Chapter III.	A Comanche Indian Raid	22
Chapter IV.	Early Privations and Hardships	32
Chapter V.	Handling Cattle 1865 to 1895	38
Chapter VI.	Home Life in a Wild Country	43
Chapter VII.	My First Acquaintance with Cowboys	57
Chapter VIII.	Herding Cattle on the Trail to Kansas	62
Chapter IX.	First Sight of a Railroad Train	72
Chapter X.	Leaving Home	77
Chapter XI.	Big Game Hunting	87
Chapter XII.	Working on a Colorado Railroad	92
Chapter XIII.	Water in the Desert	102
Chapter XIV.	Herding Texas Steers	111
Chapter XV.	The True Cowboy	119
Chapter XVI.	Cattle Deals and a Range Battle	128
Chapter XVII.	Men of Courage and Fortitude	139
Chapter XVIII	Dealing with Cattle Thieves	148
Chapter XIX.	Adventures on a Roundup	159
Chapter XX.	Putting Cattlemen Out of Oklahoma	165
Chapter XXI.	Cowboys - Good and Bad	173
Chapter XXII.	Rustling Unbranded Yearlings	178
Chapter XXIII.	Cherokee Strip Cowpunchers' Association	186
Chapter XXIV.	Texas and the Trail Drivers	196
Chapter XXV.	A Boom in Range Cattle	204
Chapter XXVI.	Good and Bad Writing about the West	208
Chapter XXVII.	The End of Trail Driving	216
Chapter XXVIII.	Short Sketches of Old-Time Cattlemen	223
Chapter XXIX.	From the Year 1890 up to the Year 1907	254
Chapter XXX.	A Beef Cattle Roundup	258
Chapter XXXI.	Trip to Central America and the Panama Canal	262
Chapter XXXII.	A Brief Review	271
	Map. Early Cattle Trails	253