Bob Cash
Re: Thank you, Steve and Tom.
Thu Aug 2, 2012 07:53
In the article Vail posted, the man whose picture resembles Wyatt (at least to you and me) is identified as Joseph C. Sullivan. In other articles I've found and in DeArment's BAT MASTERSON, he is identified as James C. Sullivan.
- Question... — Bob Cash, Sun Jul 29 17:49Anybody have any idea where Wyatt Earp was in June of 1902?
- In Tonopah, Nevada — Steve Gatto, Mon Jul 30 05:56On December 12, 1901, the Los Angeles Times noted that Wyatt Earp had returned to the city from Nome, Alaska, and stated that Earp was going to return to Alaska for the coming season. However, the... more
- There was a story of him running a saloon in El Paso — Tom Gaumer, Mon Jul 30 01:27Bob about that time in the Flood papers at the Gilchriese auction in San Francisco. I think it said from 1902 to 1904. Casey Tefertiller and Pam Potter were reading the same papers and their memory... more
- Thank you, Steve and Tom. — Bob Cash, Wed Aug 1 07:49The reason I was asking was because of the drawing of James. C. Sullivan in the newspaper article that Ken Vail had posted concerning Bat Masterson's 1902 arrest in New York City for allegedly being... more
- Re: Thank you, Steve and Tom. — Peter Love, Wed Aug 1 15:16Hi Bob That does look like Wyatt. Out of interest, I had a quick look for Joseph Sullivan in connection with horse racing in California for that period, but got nothing. Regards Peter
- Re: Thank you, Steve and Tom. — Bob Cash, Thu Aug 2 07:53
- Re: Thank you, Steve and Tom. — Bob Cash, Thu Aug 2 09:54Peter, I was able to find this link below that referred to a "James Sullivan, the well known horseman" and references another article with the date 1892 in it, so it might be the guy we're looking... more
- Mystery man — Peter Love, Thu Aug 2 17:58Hi Bob Thanks for that. It seems to me the articles referring to Joseph Sullivan look more authoritative than the one - that I saw anyway - which refers to James C Sullivan and which says he was from ... more
