“WILD BILL’S QUICK GUN”

JAMES BUTLER HICKOK

On the night of Sept. 27, 1869, Sheriff Bill Hickok tried to restore order inside a Hays City, Kansas, saloon but a drunken teamster laughed at him. “WILD BILL’S QUICK GUN.” https://tomrizzo.com/last-laugh/ […]

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“DUEL TO THE DEATH”

BILL HICKOK & DAVIS TUTT

— LEGENDARY SHOWDOWN — In the late afternoon of July 21, 1865, a man wearing a pair of revolvers strapped to his waist, ivory handles turned forward, walked along a street in Springfield, Missouri, heading for the town square.

The flat, broad-brimmed hat he wore cast a shadow across the blue-gray eyes and long, droopy mustache that belonged to James Butler Hickok.

Approaching the square from the south, he […]

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