Frank Hammond

Sheriff Hammond deputized Arthur Taylor, who was black, for the purpose of going into the black community on the near north side of downtown Houston to try and apprehend a black male suspect who was terrorizing the neighborhood with a rifle.
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Deputy Harless became a Deputy Sheriff under Harris County Sheriff Frank Hammond.
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A posse was organized by Sheriff Frank Hammond to search for the fleeing suspect.Deputy Sheriffs Milam and Robinson, along with Superintendent Hart of the Convict Camp #1 and his bloodhounds searched the Spring Creek bottoms, but the hounds lost the suspect's scent after two hours.
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Sheriff Hammond of Harris County sent Deputy Ed Stoermer and an unidentified man from Humble to Livingston to identify the Suspect.
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Joseph Trapolino continued this dedication to the Department through the terms of Sheriffs Archie Anderson and Frank Hammond.

Deputy Arthur Taylor was appointed as a Special Deputy under Harris County Sheriff Frank Hammon on Saturday afternoon, May 23, 1914.