Articles from Wild West (December 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Well, by God! I did kill him".		Quotation	63
After crow dog shot spotted tail, Brule law did not end the matter: Crow Dog's attorney appealed all the way to the Supreme Court.	Markley, Bill		1553
Allen True West.		Brief article	85
Becky Olvera Schultz unmasks her native expressions with masks: keeper of the peace is a favorite symbolic creation.	Boggs, Johnny D.		378
Big-screen Gunsmoke?		Brief article	156
Blood for blood: the mono lynching: after an Indian named 'Poker Tom' was murdered in California's Mono County in 1891, fellow Paiutes exacted revenge against a Chinese merchant while white townspeople stood and watched.	Shackelton, Lee		3771
Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood.	Lalire, Louis		516
Colt's 'Old Model Navy' revolvers found a ready market in the west: jayhawkers and border ruffians had a handle on them.	Rosa, Joseph G.		1007
Cornelia Adair's journey to the JA: she would eventually run the Texas ranch founded by Charles Goodnight and her husband, John Adair. But her transformation from Eastern aristocrat into Western cattle baron began with her first trip west in 1874.	Lyons, Chuck	Biography	2331
Court-Martial of Apache Kid: Renegade of Renegades.	Guttman, Jon	Book review	387
Crazy Horse image.	Sizemore, Howard	Letter to the editor	184
Crazy Horse role.	Colbach, Ed	Letter to the editor	989
Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre.		Video recording review	398
Doc wedding photos?		Brief article	215
Enchanted sooners.			51
Firearms Auction.		Brief article	30
Frontier flashes.		Brief article	127
Happy trails.		Brief article	30
High Noon.			27
Homestead fellowship.		Brief article	132
In a brother's shadow: although he was a first-rate lawman and stood tall during that deadly gunfight near the O.K. Corral, Virgil Earp will forever be known as Wyatt's older brother.	Silva, Lee A.	Cover story	5225
IndiVisible exhibition.			35
Jessie Evans' story.	Nolan, Frederick; McCright, Grady	Letter to the editor	910
Kid letters on view.		Brief article	234
Landscape time.			31
Mexican War trophy sword.		Brief article	178
Must see, must read: some of the most interesting books and movies that focus on or relate something important about the men and women who ranched in the Wild West.		Recommended readings	1754
My journey of discovery: finding family treasure in the Old West: genealogical digging may unearth Western roots.	Fredericksen, Ardyn	Personal account	868
Nevada Railroad rolls.		Brief article	133
Old Hachita, New Mexico.	Pettengill, Jim		616
Open house in Cody.		Brief article	32
Remembering the Alamo.		Brief article	47
Richard Rattenbury showcases art and adventure in big-game country: hunting the American West never looked better.	Moulton, Candy	Interview	935
Russell retrospective.			53
San Jacinto surrender.		Brief article	140
SASS Christmas.			24
See you later, Elmer Kelton.		Brief article	97
Some low-paid frontier soldiers proved particularly enterprising: they found various ways to augment their salaries.	Koster, John		1154
Surviving Custer.		Brief article	159
Tall in a short saddle.		Brief biography	256
Ten Deadly Texans.		Book review	261
The Buffalo Bill museum and grave makes for a most attractive lookout: Wyoming's not alone--Colorado remembers Cody, too.	Wommack, Linda		728
The Fall of a Black Army Officer: Racism and the Myth of Henry O. Flipper.	Guttman, Jon	Book review	450
The killing of Dora Hand: the hand of frontier fate and the gun hand of jealous Texas cowboy Spike Kenedy took the life of the popular Dodge City songbird.	Silva, Susan L.; Silva, Lee A.		3647
The National Parks: America's Best Idea.	Lauterborn, Dave	Video recording review	594
The red-haired captive and the fight at Pinta Trail Crossing: in 1841 Chief Yellow Wolf and his Comanche raiders were heading back to Hill Country with an Irish prisoner when Captain Jack Hays and his company of Texas Rangers attacked.	Austerman, Wayne R.		2544
Three California pals decided to rob a stage, and the results were deadly for one of them: the other two faced long stints in Folsom State Prison.	Edwards, Harold L.		1523
Tibbs Memorial Ride.		Brief article	127
Tombstone Rendezvous.			50
Trailing Louis L'Amour in Arizona.		Book review	297
Virgil Earp was a strong second fiddle: although overshadowed by brother Wyatt, he was no slouch.	Lalire, Gregory		650
West words.		Quotation	80
Western Art.		Calendar	28
Wild West's top ten.			420
WWHA awards announced.		Brief article	219