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Cold-Blooded Conman

Cold-Blooded Conman

Perhaps the most cold-blooded conman early Arizona ever knew, Louis Eytinge suffered from tuberculosis and had two months to live. He should’ve died...

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No Luck for Comstock

No Luck for Comstock

Henry Comstock gave his name to the biggest silver strike in US history, the Comstock Lode of Nevada.  In one sense he was lucky. Two brothers...

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Did Old West Shooters have Problems with Overheated Gun Barrels?

What were Old West Hotels like?

What were Old West hotels like? Jim Jennings Amarillo, Texas Frontier hotels varied from flea- and bedbug-infested lodgings to extravagant abodes....

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Gunfight at Cherry Creek

On September 2nd, 1887, Jim Roberts, along with several members of the Tewksbury family, were at the Lower Tewksbury Ranch on Cherry Creek (both the...

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A Cold Ride into Hell

A Cold Ride into Hell

February 10, 1918 In the bitter cold, a four-man posse riding in from Klondyke, Arizona,  surrounds a lone cabin in Kielberg Canyon. The posse—a...

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