Logan and Lucinda. Ranch, family, horses, cattle. Campbells, knives, try rob stock. Three Huett sons prevail. Daughter Babs was adopted, marries brother Abe. Sons volunteer for WWI. Logan waits until the beeves price is high, seeks war profits, takes wrapped cash to pridefully show off, buyer is a swindle, Logan gets newspaper, loses a million, all he had. George and Grant are killed in the war; Abe is M.I.A. Babs, left with the baby, is grief-stricken. Abe returns, and reports fifteen hundred head of cattle in the pasture, all Huett cattle. The Huetts are in business again.; Schoolteacher Boles changes careers. As C. E. Bolton he banked his loot in San Francisco. Thirty odd robberies, never of passengers, only express boxes, carefully planned, using a shotgun he never fired (some believe was not even loaded), wearing a linen duster, masked with a flour sack. He would put the loot in the sack, and leave a poem in the empty express box. His undoing came when a hunter heard him pounding on the box; the driver took the hunter's gun, and fired. Bart dropped a cuff. A detective traced it to Bart's laundy, and he was arrested, did six years. Some say he became a farmer.; Describing the giant saguaro cacti that cover sixty thousand acres of Arizona desert, and how they are used by Indians and animals.; Five panels with captions show and tell the difficulties of the cowboy's task of rounding up rogue steers, outlaw cattle.