Research is a treasure hunt, and author Nancy J. Taniguchi found a big, shiny nugget for her Dirty Deeds: Land, Violence and the San Francisco Vigilance Committee (Oklahoma, $32.95). Taniguchi located the long-believed-lost records of the 1856 committee, the second set of vigilantes to stretch necks in the infant City by the Bay. She covers the infamous hangings of James Casey, Charles Cora and two others, plus the bizarre imprisonment of State Supreme Court Justice David Terry. And, she reveals

March 2017
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- Stevens County Seat War Massacre
- James Brothers First Heist, Maybe?
- Big Nose George Parrot
- Black Buckaroos
- What History Has Taught Me: Terry Bolinger
- Hugh Glass and the Grizzly
- Idaho’s Mormon Miracles
- B.B. Bullwinkle and the Arizona Cattle Company
- Did The True “Gateway To The West” Start In St. Louis Or Independence, Missouri?
- A Mule For Sylvia Durando
- Why Does Arizona Have That Diagonal Boundary Line?