[Bonham Blues baseball team, Texas-Oklahoma League; playing at Russell Heights field]

Bonham Blues baseball team, Texas-Oklahoma League; playing at Russell Heights field in Bonham]

The Matador wagon cook, Harry Stewart, making a cobbler. Matador Ranch, Spur, Texas.

Some Shoe Bar cowboys are working a cut of cattle after a morning's roundup. Shoe Bar Ranch, Texas.

The Matador outfit coming in to roundup camp for dinner. [Harry Stewart, Matador cook, is at the wagon.] Matador Ranch, Texas.

Dewitt Daten, Matador cowboy, and his cow pony. Matador Ranch, Texas.

A roundup on the Turtle Hole Division of the Matador Ranch with Jimmy Cooper in the foreground. Matador Ranch, Texas.

A female rodeo contestant riding a pitching horse at the rodeo grounds [San Antonio, Texas]

A Family of Settlers Living in a Tent [on the Three Block Range, New Mexico]

A roper making a catch of the forefeet of a horse being raced past by another rodeo performer somewhere in the Southwest.

[Board of Trade float, Will Evans's party for Fannin County, July 10-12, 1923]

Cowpuncher with his "paint" pony and lariat poised for throwing. Spur Ranch, Texas.

Looking down into the valley on a chuck wagon and hoodlum wagon of the Matador outfit. Matador Ranch, Texas.

An OR cowpuncher with his lariat on the horns of a renegade bull, with the Huachuca Mountains in the distance. OR Ranch, Arizona.

An "outlaw" longhorn steer about to be released after being "stretched" for doctoring. OR Range, Arizona.

Cowboys working on their saddles at the chuck wagon at Wolf Creek. The remuda is in the background. Matador Ranch, Texas.

An indian giving the sign of peace to three mounted cowboys. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Harry Carter, and a couple of cowhands, working with a Matador bull in the corral. Matador Ranch, Texas.

The headquarters of the old JA outfit, owned by John Adair of England. JA Ranch, Texas.

[View of Georgetown to Silver Plume R.R.]