Enterprise man person
also known as: The scribe, the writer
Summary: A reporter for the Enterprise newspaper who traveled through the area and encountered the gang.
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cited from fied that he overheard the rustlers say that they… (1891)
heir friends continued to guard them until after
dark, when the judge rendered his decision and
they were liberated. Horses were in waiting for
them, and they lost no time in getting to the
railroad where an engine conveyed them to
Lordsbu…
cited from The first experience of the Enterprise man… (1891)
The first experience of the Enterprise man
with them was at Guthrie station, then the
grading camp on the Clifton railroad. The
scribe had tied his white pony to a wagon, and
laid himself down to pleasant slumbers on his
saddle blanket beneath …
owned
cited from The first experience of the Enterprise man… (1891)
The first experience of the Enterprise man
with them was at Guthrie station, then the
grading camp on the Clifton railroad. The
scribe had tied his white pony to a wagon, and
laid himself down to pleasant slumbers on his
saddle blanket beneath …
cited from The first experience of the Enterprise man… (1891)
The first experience of the Enterprise man
with them was at Guthrie station, then the
grading camp on the Clifton railroad. The
scribe had tied his white pony to a wagon, and
laid himself down to pleasant slumbers on his
saddle blanket beneath …
witnessed
conversation between Bill and accomplice
cited from The wagon was within a few feet of a tent… (1891)The wagon was within a few feet of a tent
saloon and along in the night he was awakened
by the remark; “Well Bill, if we don’t go
through him some one else will.” Bill replied,
“Well, we’ll take a drink and then attend to
the business.” The …
cited from The writer has seen a good many tough… (1891)
The writer has seen a good many tough
towns, but has no hesitancy in saying that
America never produced a tougher one than
Clifton in ’83. Such a state of affairs as de-
scribed of course could not last long, but while
cited from The writer has seen a good many tough… (1891)
The writer has seen a good many tough
towns, but has no hesitancy in saying that
America never produced a tougher one than
Clifton in ’83. Such a state of affairs as de-
scribed of course could not last long, but while
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fied that he overheard the rustlers say that they… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
The first experience of the Enterprise man…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
The wagon was within a few feet of a tent…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
The writer has seen a good many tough…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain