The Enterprise man was shown the sights…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

The Enterprise man was shown the sights on the first night by Charley Stevens, well known in this city. The Coronado Saloon was the chief center of attraction. It was there members of the gang held forth in all their glory. It was a large building, ablaze with light, and full of music and merriment. The different gambling tables numbered quite a score, while the dance hall was crowded with frail and faded beauties. The rustlers were faultlessly attired in white shirts and trousers, ornamented with two ivory handled six-shooters, carelessly and conveniently tucked inside the waist band. And how they danced and apparently enjoyed life. The drinking progressed as the night wore on, and the hilarity continued to increase until overcome by whiskey and fatigue they gradu- ally fell by the way-side, or were taken home