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Carlos Tafolla and Bill Smith

Carlos Tafolla and Bill Smith

In 1901 a gang of outlaw operating in the wild, untamed country along the Arizona-New Mexico border was led by a former cowboy named Bill Smith....

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The Outlaw King of Galeyville

The Outlaw King of Galeyville

Galeyville, on the eastern slopes of the Chiricahua Mountains wasn't much different from other tent camp mining towns in Cochise County. The...

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The Last Man Standing

The Last Man Standing

At the end of the day—or at least when the shooting stopped—Ed Tewksbury was the man who survived Arizona Territory’s infamous Pleasant Valley War. ...

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Outlaw Jeff Ake

Outlaw Jeff Ake

Jeff Ake was a Texas hard-case. Jeff first ran into trouble in Georgetown in 1868 for disturbing the peace, and later assault and cattle theft.  In...

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Gunman Barney Riggs

Gunman Barney Riggs

Barney Riggs was a gunman of note, with a number of killings in the Southwest to his name between 1874 and 1902.  In 1886, he killed Richard Hudson,...

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