All of these photographs are of John Clum. Yet one stereoview shows the Apache Indian agent twice; a stereoview that hammered in for $2,000 at Cowan’s American History auction on December 10, 2010, sold along with others taken by Henry Buehman during 1874-77, when Clum served as agent at the San Carlos Apache Indian Agency in Arizona. But how could he be in
March 2011
In This Issue:
Western Books & Movies
- Quanah Parker Looks Promising
- Hart Ranch Reopens
- Mangold’s Texas Ranger
- True Grit
- Robert Conrad Dares Ya
- Guidebooks to Tombstone
- Sweetgrass Mornings
- Law of the Gun
- Best of the West 2010: New Stories from the Wide Side of the Missouri
- Roundup!
- The Frontier of Leisure
- Old Yellowstone Days
- The Crime Buff’s Guide to Outlaw Texas
- Lost Mines & Buried Treasures of Old Wyoming
More In This Issue
- How did John Clum’s first wife die?
- Was the large-loop lever rifle featured in John Wayne Westerns ever used in real life?
- What is the origin of “pistol?”
- Were Gatling guns ever used during the Indian Wars?
- What kind of gun did Pat Garrett use to kill Billy the Kid?
- Wasn’t there a TV program about Elfego Baca?
- Where did the term “shoot from the hip” come from?
- David Zucker
- Amarillo, Texas
- Making History on Horseback
- Cutting Through the Smoke
- 150 Places to Celebrate Kansas’s 150th Birthday
- Rock ‘n’ Roll Pony Express?
- How Did Davy Really Die?
- Full Steam Ahead
- Where the Bodies Are Buried
- Coffee with Lizards?
- A Deadly Oasis
- Cowboys & Steampunkers
- Will the Real John Clum Please Stand Up?
- Will the Real John Clum Please Stand Up?
- Who Needs a Chiropractor?