Howard Bryan, veteran newspaperman and author of popular books about Old West history, figured he interviewed about 100 Southwest pioneers within 10 years or so after arriving in Albuquerque, New Mexico, in 1948. Most of the pioneers were at least 85 when Bryan met them, some of them more than 100. A few died just weeks after he talked to them. A lot of them were great characters and fascinating links to the frontier times. They were Indian fighters and bear hunters, professional gambl
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