BUNTLINE AND BUFFALO BILL
in America by the mid-1800s, surpassing even the income of the celebrated Mark Twain and Walt Whitman. He boasted an annual income of $20,000 at a time in which a skilled laborer or white-collar worker
Friends To The Death
It’s said you can judge a person’s character by the company he keeps. Wyatt Earp’s pallbearers [at his Jan. 16, 1929, funeral in Los Angeles, mentioned in “Earp Fellow Sophisticates,” by Don Chaput and David D. de Haas, online at HistoryNet.com] incl
