"Tex" (1922) is the tenth of Mulford's novels about Hopalong Cassidy.

Two tired but happy punchers rode into the coast town and dismounted in front of the best hotel. Putting up their horses as quickly as possible they made arrangements for sleeping quarters and then hastened out to attend to business. Buck had been kind to delegate this mission to them and they would feel free to enjoy what pleasures the town might afford. While at that time the city was not what it is now, nevertheless it was capable of satisfying what demands might be made upon it by two very active and zealous cow-punchers. Their first experience began as they left the hotel. "Hey, you cow-wrastlers " said a not unpleasant voice, and they turned suspiciously as it continued: "You've shore got to hang up them guns with the hotel clerk while you cavorts around on this range. This is fence country."

1922. Mulford was also the author of the Hopalong Cassidy Western novels. Contents: The Stampede; The Second Stampede; An Unhospitable Ranch; Great Oaks; Tracks; Into the Buttes; Local History; Axle Grease and Threats; West Canyon; Rustler Activities; A Visitor; Out of the Past; A Welcome Task; A Coyote at Bay; Preparations; Two Jackals; The Calm; Snarling Spite; After Ten Years; Tracks are Tracks; and The End of the Trail.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1921 Edition.