We Remained In Texas Leading A Quiet

We Remained In Texas Leading A Quiet Home Life Until 1889.

It Was Considered The Most Dangerous Route In The Hills, But As My Reputation As A Rider And Quick Shot Was Well Known, I Was Molested Very Little, For The Toll Gatherers Looked On Me As Being A Good Fellow, And They Knew That I Never Missed My Mark.

I'd Punch That Cocksucker In The Balls Before I'd Cup Him For Comfort.

While In El Paso, I Met Mr. Clinton Burk, A Native Of Texas, Who I Married In August 1885.

I Left Montana In Spring Of 1866, For Utah, Arriving At Salt Lake City During The Summer.