The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-05-08
A SAD EXfLislENtE.
How TenderrOst Is Broken into the
Ways Of the Wyoming Cowboys.

1 very COfulati rec. W. II ny me roWh y.
writes Il Cney.nn-. Wynn,ing. ra,,,
>pohient Of TIE Sn FtanciscO Chront
Gle. Wages are much t"w"' than 'hr>
used To be, and the ,il.ts b me h II
: intrnlls recit is for the depi erI;,tiou.
ness attar hard hip tha! athm.lt
there is p.cutituI ply II alpt.n
ceS, they never lereiop mt" plenty
good and-, aud The expcli need de
II an Onttit haze 10 ii nol,- taaH hen
share of the work h. mo>t unlnt,
lar specimen OF irndrIton i IN youu
ter whose father sends him on
to the ranSe l." spend il college vacation
III break eXtravagtnt habits. Thes,
New York dude>,' as they are indl>
ciimlna,ely called. ;.e always sons If
the stock-owner friends, aud they AZ.
prone, especially il fresh fom college
10 think very c"nIenptuou.ly OF an j. 1t
crate puncher. Ii they II such >enI
m-nt manifest self ,hr pnnrh-r prompt
| 'y dispIa, his >-n-e OF quality, not.
Indeed, of supe i"'ty, and l. quite
eady t" try conclnlon>, on the spot.
He dearly loves to guy a c"hceit.d
youth, and dos It very th"ron. h y
when he set about it.
$50 you're from college. are y~n
Johnnie We hat college,, buck Ia
! the Tw" Ba. u i"st year. told ns III
old man Vas 4oinSio give him b >
h-id OF hi- .wn, aud gave every Waud\
III the oati song and dar' 9 aooui
| hiring hlm Tor h. boss. When til.
rou"d-np w. ca,u,'td nigh town Il
| borrowed one bucks $50 spurs and
another buck $ SlGO brii e, because h.
wanted to have III pic,u,e taken with
il pony. lhtn he went back I" clt Z
You're pretty lean, ain't You, johnnie
reckon it amt p",l,- /" call You JOS"
ME. Let's call hun Fa ty he /. ii up
.oi when he gifts sou'e old pe,>llck ba
Con aud beans into him. Can you ride,
Fatty -
Perhaps the BE- youth rather fan
cies himself as ii ho' srn'an aud -ay> {:
Il have been riding ever sinc- | w.s
10 years old. | haven't tried my snu
die yet, .nd never ro"e anything b"
in En- .lish tree. Bot | wa. with til,
hounds at Newport ia>t s-a>"n, and did
pretty we'll guess can ride these p"
nie, anyhow. Yon talk about their
backing aud all that. but don believe
'h-y are is hand 10 sit a> il wicket
three qnalter bred hon Sc
| We ain 90 ely thtre-Yua ter ho
>es, but W. 20. 20 ae little ,onieS that
feed hatd t. STAY with. We're 9"
IN to ctean oni he -ttlN> III the bull
pastule lhi> mornIag aud lhatil be a
catnc- for toa. jim. You iet Fat y
rlde that got. Ia sared buck skin o. yutit =
ihe hos, wunl r,uid. and Fatt, tghi
t. have IA god horse to In with
Hes il itiIe nean 20 2addIe, Fatly. an,
he's kin. OF stiff gated IN nj i"fr son {
times, ltl1e u Ii he Wis piiehlug: bu,
nc'- .ight"lng after Il cow
Wnen h 80 ,wn to the CORA
: someone "hllging y ;ob ; the bnck>kin
/ and, htHt!ine htn over to Fatty, tell
/ the latter to saddle up. The confusion
of strap, aud the ab>ence of buckles
puzzl Fatty, aud the boys, eager tt
see the fun, help him to. saddle, thu
bucksXin kicking aud pluDging all th'
while. When everything is in orde
Fatty prepares to mount. just the:
the buckskiu iears and falls backward
AS he p.oks himself up again aud stand
{, lowering at Fatty. someone says: 81
l he goes to do that when you're On hin
tell him you'ie from college and h'
t won't fall on you. young feller."
, This. time Fatty gets his hand on tn
, horn of the saddle. aud just as he Is g
,. ing to swing himself up the buckski
whlrls aud kicks his hat off. A kindI,
hope i, expressed that his head is o.
oOse. 50 that if the buckskin kick thu
off next time it won't wrench, and the
+ the boss tells Fatty to hold the chec1
| piece of the bride with his left han
| until his leg is over the saddle, to pr
vent the horses wtirling round agai q