A Turkey Track cowhand swinging into the saddle of his horse at a full gallop in the very deep sand of the Wichita River bed. Turkey Track Ranch, Texas.

A Turkey Track cowhand swinging into the saddle of his horse at a full gallop in very deep sand of the Wichita River bed. Turkey Track Ranch, Texas.

Edwin Sanders, cousin of the photographer, Erwin E. Smith, leading a white horse, while riding with three other Circle cowboys. Three Circles Ranch, Texas.

[Three cowboys, one on bucking horse]

Drying Codfish in the Sun, Gloucester, Mass.

Hold Up

Down on the Arizona-Mexico border with "Cowboy" Moson, aged four, son of the general manager of the OR, owned by the Greene Cattle Company. The OR had headquarters in Hereford, Arizona and Sonora, Mexico. Southern Arizona.

Cowhands holding the remuda with a rope corral while ropers catch up the horses for the day. Capitan mountains in the distance. Three Block Ranch, near Richardson, New Mexico.

Three Block boys pulling a fat steer away from the water's edge, bringing in an unwilling stray. Three Block Ranch, near Richardson, New Mexico.

The son of a nester family riding his pet cow in the yard of a Three Block line camp where they live. Three Block Ranch, near Richardson, New Mexico.

Foreman of the Three Circles Ranch mounted with pack animal loaded with utensils. Three Circles Ranch, Texas.

A sleet covered scene after a "blue norther" has descended. Cattle drift before a storm like this to find shelter in coulees and windbreaks of the rougher country. ED Ranch, near Crowell, Texas.

The Three Block remuda moving up the trail. Three Block Ranch, near Richardson, New Mexico.

[Children taking a sun bath]

James Whitewater, Councilman for the Otos and Missouri

Charley, Weaver & Silversmith, Outside Winter Hogan

Kiowa girls on Horseback, Kiowa Reservation, Oklahoma

[Mexican boy captured by the Comanches]

A couple of OR cowpunchers shoeing a horse in line camp down on the border between Arizona and Sonora, Old Mexico. The Green Cattle Company, with headquarters in Hereford, Arizona, had a spread in Arizona and Old Mexico, with adobe line camps near the bor

Camp Phoolia, India