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Wwha Publications - 2010 WWHA PUBLICATIONS - 2010 The Saddlebag Newsletter: The Journal: 3:1 - January 2010 3:1 - February 2010 3:2 - April 2010 3:2 - April 2010 3:3 - June 2010 3:3 - June 2010 3:4 - August 2010 3:4 - August 2010 3:5 - October 2010 3:5 - October 2010 3:6 - December 2010 3:6 - December 2010 AUTHOR Bell, Mike AWinnemucca Revisited,@ Journal 3:2, pp. 18-23. AThe Friends and Enemies of the Notorious Nutcher Brothers,@ Journal 3:4, pp. 33-45. AIs This Will Carver? (or, will the real Will Carver please stand up?), Journal 3:6, pp. 36-38. Brand, Peter A >Duty Bound=: The Story of John Wilson Vermillion & The Mystery of Tombstone=s >Texas Jack.= A Journal 3:4, pp. 5-19. Brown, Norman Wayne AWho Was the Texas Kid?.@ Journal 3:2, pp. 31-36. Chandler, Dr. Robert J. AWells Fargo and the Earp Brothers: Cash Books Talk,@ Journal 3:2, pp. 24-30. Cunningham, Sharon. AJames B. >Soda Water Jack= Hawkins: Buffalo Hunter-Texas Ranger-Montana County Sheriff,@ Journal 3:1, pp. 12-14. AThomas Clayton Nixon: Buffalo HunterBDodge City, Kansas, Assistant Town Marshal,@ Journal 3:3, pp. 44-49. ASelden Trullery Lindsey: Buffalo Hunter and Deputy U.S. Marshal,@ Journal 3:5, pp. 61-63. DeArment, Robert K. AAn Interview With Bat Masterson,@ Journal 3:1, pp. 6-11. AAnother Wyatt Earp Tale: Myth or Fact?.@ Journal 3:6. pp. 29-35. AScott >Quick Shot= Davis,@ Journal 3:3, pp. 5-18. AWilliam A. >Billy= Old, Frontier Lawman,@ Journal 3:5, pp. 19-33. Dworkin, Mark and Young, Roy B. ABob Paul: Recent Photo Discoveries,@ Journal 3:2, pp. 42-44. Ernst, Donna B. AHarry Alonzo Longabaugh Alias the Sundance Kid: A Timeline,@ Journal 3:1, pp. 15-16. ARobert Leroy Parker Alias Butch Cassidy: A Timeline,@ Journal 3:6, pp. 39-41. Ernst, Robert. ATerminology Used to Refer to a Member of a Marshal=s Posse,@ Journal 3:4, pp. 46-47. Freeman, E.E. AA Mania for Killing,@ Journal 3:5, pp. 34-42. Lindsey, Ellis and Riggs, Gene. AJim Miller=s Assassination of Ben C. Collins in the Indian Territory, 1906,@ Journal 3:5, pp. 3-18. McCown, Dennis. ATwo Significant Shootings in the Miller-Frazer Feud of Pecos, Texas,@ Journal 3:1, pp. 3-5. Parsons, Chuck. AA Lawman=s Badge: The Life and Death of Reuben H. Brown,@ Journal 3:6, pp. 22-28, 54. Penn, Chris. AThe Train Robber and the Elocutionist: >Big Mike= Roark=s Last Train Robbery,@ Journal 3:4, pp. 20-32. Rosa, Joseph G. Book Review: AWild Bill Hickok & Calamity Jane: Deadwood Legends. Journal 3:1, pp. 23-24. (New information concerning Hickok) Samuelson, Nancy B. AThe Trials of Frank James Reconsidered,@ Journal 3:2, pp. 3-17. Sobba, Robert AThe Strange Case of Marshal Kirkpatrick,@ Journal 3:2, pp. 37-39. Tanner, Karen Holliday & Tanner, John D. AHenry Hawkins and the Mesa Hawks Gang,@ Journal 3:3, pp. 30-43. ASouthwest Women Shake Hands with the Hangman,@ Journal 3:6, pp. 12-21. Wright, Erik. A >Yes, Here I am Again!= Tucson=s Prize Bandit of 1878: William W. Brazelton,@ Journal 3:5, pp. 43-48. Young, Roy B. AWyatt Earp, Outlaw of the Cherokee Nation,@ Journal 3:3, pp. 19-29. :The Short and Violent Life of Willie Claiborne,@ Journal 3:6, pp. 3-11. AWilliam F. Drannan, >Chief of Scouts= or >Yarn Spinner=?,@ Journal 3:6, pp. 42-44. SUBJECT MATTER Abernathy, John (AJack@). Lindsey, Ellis and Riggs, Gene. AJim Miller=s Assassination of Ben C. Collins in the Indian Territory, 1906.@ Journal 3:5, pp. 3-18. Abreu, Manuel. Tanner, Karen Holliday and Tanner, John D. AHenry Hawkins and the Mesa Hawks Gang.@ Journal 3:3, pp. 30-43. Adams, Henry. Tanner, Karen Holliday and Tanner, John D. ASouthwest Women Shake Hands with the Hangman.@ Journal 3:6, pp. 12-21. Adsit, Harry B. Ernst, Donna B. ARobert Leroy Parker Alias Butch Cassidy: A Timeline.@ Journal 3:6, pp. 39-41. Alexander, Joshua W. Samuelson, Nancy B. AThe Trials of Frank James Reconsidered.@ Journal 3:2, pp. 3-17. Alford, E.P. Lindsey, Ellis and Riggs, Gene. AJim Miller=s Assassination of Ben C. Collins in the Indian Territory, 1906.@ Journal 3:5, pp. 3-18. Allen, Charles. Bell, Mike. AThe Friends and Enemies of the Nutcher Brothers.@ Journal 3:4, pp. 33-45. Allen, Chester K. AChet.@ DeArment, Robert K. AScott >Quick Shot= Davis.@ Journal 3:3, pp. 5-18. Aller, Frank D. Bell, Mike. AWinnemucca Revisited.@ Journal 3:2, pp. 18-23. Allison, Al. Bell, Mike. AThe friends and Enemies of the Notorious Nutcher Brothers.@ Journal 3:4, pp. 33-45. Allison, Martin. Bell, Mike. AThe Friends and Enemies of the Notorious Nutcher Brothers.@ Journal 3:4, pp. 33-45. Allison, W.D. McCown, Dennis. ATwo Significant Shootings in the Miller-Frazer Feud of Pecos, Texas.@ Journal 3:1, pp. 3-5. Anderson, T.W. Lindsey, Ellis and Riggs, Gene. AJim Miller=s Assassination of Ben C. Collins in the Indian Territory, 1906.@ Journal 3:5, pp. 3-18. Angel, Paula. Tanner, Karen Holliday and Tanner, John D. ASouthwest Women Shakwe hands with the Hangman.@ Journal 3:6, pp. 12-21. Angus, W.G. ARed.@ Bell, Mike. AThe Friends and Enemies of the Notorious Nutcher Brothers.@ Journal 3:4, pp. 33-45. Anthony, A.J. Cunningham, Sharon. AThomas Clayton Nixon: Buffalo Hunter-Dodge City, Kansas, Assistant Town Marshal.@ Journal 3:3, pp. 44-49. Armijo, Luis E. Tanner, Karen Holliday and Tanner, John D. ASouthwest Women Shake Hands with the Hangman.@ Journal 3:6, pp. 12-21. Arnold, Mason (AMace;@ AWinchester Smith@). Parsons, Chuck. AA Lawman=s Badge: The Life and Death of Reuben H. Brown.@ Journal 3:6, pp. 22-28, 54. Ashbaugh, James. Cunningham, Sharon. AJames B. >Soda Water Jack= Hawkins: Buffalo HunterBTexas RangerBMontana County Sheriff.@ Journal 3:1, pp. 12-14. Ashworth, Richard. Ernst, Donna B. ARobert Leroy Parker Alias Butch Cassidy: A Timeline.@ Journal 3:6, pp. 39-41. Atwater, Fred. Ernst, Robert. ATerminology Used to Refer to a Member of a Marshal=s Posse.@ Journal 3:4, pp. 46-47. Axe, Allen. Bell, Mike. AThe Friends and Enemies of the Notorious Nutcher Brothers.@ Journal 3:4, pp. 33-45. Babcock, Dr. L.F. DeArment, Robert K. AScott >Quick Shot= Davis.@ Journal 3:3, pp. 5-18. Backus, Henry S. Tanner, Karen Holliday and Tanner, John D. ASouthwest Women Shake Hands with the Hangman.@ Journal 3:6, pp. 12-21. Baird, Spruce M. Tanner, Karen Holliday and Tanner, John D. ASouthwest Women Shake Hands with the Hangman.@ Journal 3:6, pp. 12-21. Baker, Pat. Cunningham, Sharon. AThomas Clayton Nixon: Buffalo Hunter-Dodge City, Kansas, Assistant Town Marshal.@ Journal 3:3, pp. 44-49. Ballew, ABud.@ Freeman, E.E. AA Mania for Killing.@ Journal 3:5, pp. 34-42. Lindsey, Ellis and Riggs, Gene. AJim Miller=s Assassination of Ben C. Collins in the Indian Territory, 1906.@ Journal 3:5, pp. 3-18. Bangs, George Jr. Penn, Chris. AThe Train Robber and the Elocutionist: >Big Mike= Roark=s Last Train Robbery.@ Journal 3:4, pp. 20-32. Barber, Clyde. Tanner, Karen Holliday and Tanner, John D. AHenry Hawkins and the Mesa Hawks Gang.@ Journal 3:3, pp. 30-43. Barefoot, Fred S. Tanner, Karen Holliday and Tanner, John D. AHenry Hawkins and the Mesa Hawks Gang.@ Journal 3:3, pp. 30-43. Barger, R.B. Penn, Chris. AThe Train Robber and the Elocutionist: >Big Mike= Roark=s Last Train Robbery.@ Journal 3:4, pp. 20-32. Barnett, H.E. ABig Gene.@ DeArment, Robert K. AScott >Quick Shot= Davis.@ Journal 3:3, pp. 5-18. Barrett, Charles H. Tanner, Karen Holliday and Tanner, John D. ASouthwest Women Shake Hands with the Hangman.@ Journal 3:6, pp. 12-21. Barthelow, Adam Joseph AJoe.@ DeArment, Robert K. AWilliam A. >Billy= Old, Frontier Lawman.@ Journal 3:5, pp. 19-33. Bartlow, Joe. See Barthelow, Adam Joseph AJoe.@ Barton, Jerry. Young, Roy B. AThe Short and Violent Life of Willie Claiborne.@ Journal 3:6, pp. 3-11. Bass, Harry. Ernst, Donna B. AHarry Alonzo Longabaugh Alias the Sundance Kid: A Timeline.@ Journal 3P:1, pp. 15-16. ABass, Sam.@ See Hill, John. Bays, Charles. Sobba, Robert. AThe Strange Case of Marshal Kirkpatrick.@ Journal 3:2, pp. 37-39. Bays, Jess. Sobba, Robert. AThe Strange Case of Marshal Kirkpatrick.@ Journal 3:2, pp. 37-39. Beard, W.F. Lindsey, Ellis and Riggs, Gene. AJim Miller=s Assassination of Ben C. Collins in the Indian Territory, 1906.@ Journal 3:5, pp. 3-18. Beaty, Clarence L. (AChapo@). DeArment, Robert K. AWilliam A. >Billy= Old, Frontier Lawman.@ Journal 3:5, pp. 19-33. Beaubien, Felipe. Tanner, Karen Holliday and Tanner, John D. AHenry Hawkins and the Mesa Hawks Gang.@ Journal 3:3, pp. 30-43. Beeler, Edward. Ernst, Donna B. ARobert Leroy Parker Alias Butch Cassidy: A Timeline.@ Journal 3:6, pp. 39-41. Behan, John. Young, Roy B. AThe Short and Violent Life of Willie Claiborne.@ Journal 3:6, pp. 3-11. Benbrook, B. Bell, Mike. AThe Friends and Enemies of the Notorious Nutcher Brothers.@ Journal 3:4, pp. 33-45. Benedict, Kirby. Tanner, Karen Holliday and Tanner, John D. ASouthwest Women Shake Hands with the Hangman.@ Journal 3:6, pp. 12-21. Benham, Alex. DeArment, Robert K. AScott >Quick Shot= Davis.@ Journal 3:3, pp. 5-18. Benson, John. Brown, Norman Wayne. AWho Was the Texas Kid?@ Journal 3:2, pp. 31-36. Bird, Tom. Cunningham, Sharon. AJames B. >Soda Water Jack= Hawkins: Buffalo HunterBTexas RangerBMontana County Sheriff.@ Journal 3:1, pp.
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