Dick Lloyd was one of the Cochise County Cow-boys, a tough guy with a hair trigger.  But he rode into trouble in March 1881. Drunk, feisty and just off a cattle drive, Lloyd and some pals went into O’Neil’s saloon in Ft. Thomas (photo).  He shot and wounded former justice of the peace Ed Mann. Lloyd then got his horse and tried to ride into the bar.  Some accounts say Curly Bill Brocius


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