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New Mexico Chiles

Ever since Don Juan Oñate brought the fiery fruit to Nuevo Mexico in 1598, the chile pepper has defined cuisine in the Land of Enchantment.

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Now officially a ghost town, Loma Parda once had a wild and rowdy reputation

Now officially a ghost town, Loma Parda once had a wild and rowdy reputation
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Is Doc Holliday in This Photo, or Not? - True West Magazine

True West Magazine
“Doc Holliday is ten feet tall and weighs a ton.”
—
J.J. Webb at the Old Town Las Vegas Jail, 1880
This photo first came to our attention when it appeared in Frederick Nolan’s book The West of Billy the Kid. Nolan published it, in part, because the Kid spent time in this jail in December 1880, when Pat Garrett escorted him and members of his gang to Santa Fe. Recently some historians have speculated that Holliday is in the photograph, to the right of Webb (in shackles).
True West Archives
The first time we saw this historical group photo taken in Las Vegas, New Mexico Territory, was in 1998 in Frederick Nolan’s book

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Truth Be Known - True West Magazine

True West Magazine
Old Vaquero Saying
Quotes
“Pretty near all these stories are true.”
—Wild Bill Hickok, hedging on the veracity of the many tall tales attributed to him in dime novels of the day
“I wasn’t the leader of any gang. I was for Billy all the time.”
—Billy the Kid, to a reporter for the Las Vegas Gazette
, December 27, 1880
“You’re a daisy if you do.”
—Doc Holliday to Frank McLaury, who claimed he had a bead on Doc at the Fremont Street fight,
October 26, 1881
“Not much, Mary Ann.”
—Andrew L. “Buckshot” Roberts when asked by the Lincoln County Regulators to surrender at Blazer’s Mill, New Mexico, April 4, 1878

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The Man with No Nose - True West Magazine

True West Magazine
Doc Holliday vs Mike Gordon
Hoodoo Brown’s court invents “excusable homicide”
Gambler draws a “pair of sixes” and is “froze out.”
By Bob Boze Bell
Based on the research of Gary L. Roberts
Doc Holliday was serious about his Las Vegas business ventures. He was building an annex to his saloon, which some believe was for a dental office. A shootout with a drunk would derail everything.
– Illustrations by Bob Boze Bell –

July 19, 1879
Mike Gordon has been on a multi-day binge-drunk when he comes into the Holliday Saloon on Centre Street, Las Vegas, New Mexico Territory, and demands that his “mistress” accompany him to another saloon on Railroad Street. She refuses because she is working, so he makes threats and leaves, allegedly swearing he will “kill someone, or be killed himself before morning.”

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