Cheyenne Transporter

"Cowboys don't have such a soft time as they did eight or ten years ago," remarked one of the party truly. "I remember when we sat around the camp fire after supper and didn't do a lick of work from four or six in the morning except chop a little wood to lay a fire to keep warm by. Now we go on the round Sunday, then the whole round up, then haying—something that the old time cowboy by ye days get of such the beef round-up, and gathering hulls and weak cows, and after all this even of feeding and I tell you times have changed. You don't hear the sound of the whoop- mn machlooton raorsaa the munn whte thtots oe is toloe togtetke a coltlob hus"