King Woolsey, was one of Arizona’s best-known pioneers during the 1860s. He prospected for gold in Arizona before the Walker Party arrived in 1863. He also earned a formidable reputation as an Indian fighter, rancher, businessman and politician. He owned a flour mill at Agua Caliente on the Gila River and one day in 1869, he rode over to the stage sta
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