The Book of

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Wild West
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 Table of Contents
How to Use this Book...................................................................................5

Items & Things

Items Behind a Saloon Bar...........................................................................7

Items in a Bandit Hideout.............................................................................8
Items in a Barn.............................................................................................9
Items in a Doctor’s Office.......................................................................10-11
Items in a Farmhouse..................................................................................12
Items in a Farmhouse Kitchen.....................................................................13
Items in a General Store.............................................................................14
Items in a Mining Shack.........................................................................16-17
Guns..........................................................................................................18
Books.........................................................................................................19
Snake Oils and Other Quackery..............................................................20-21
Wanted Posters.....................................................................................22-23

Town Names

California Towns.........................................................................................25
Colorado Towns.........................................................................................26
Nevada Towns............................................................................................27
Texas Towns...............................................................................................28
Utah Towns................................................................................................29

Saloon Names

Saloon Names #1.......................................................................................31

Saloon Names #2......................................................................................32

Names

Female Names #1......................................................................................35

Female Names #2.....................................................................................36
Male Names #1..........................................................................................37
Male Names #2.........................................................................................38
Surnames #1.............................................................................................39
Surnames #2.............................................................................................40

Rumors & Jobs

Rumors and Jobs..................................................................................43-46

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 How to Use this Book

Random tables are extremely helpful when you are running a tabletop role-playing game. Gamemasters
can use them to fill in details and answer questions during play. Random tables are some of the greatest
tools in cutting down gamemaster prep.

At the beginning of this book are tables of items found in common buildings or rooms from the genre.
The tables range from Items Behind a Saloon Bar to Items in a Doctor’s Office to Wanted Posters to
Snakes Oils. Plus all of the Snakes Oils listed are actual, historical products.

The section of Town Names is random tables filled with names of towns that were active during the time
period but now have become ghost towns.

The saloon name tables are mainly names of real saloons that existed or still exist. Some are fictional
creations, but all invoke the flavor of the old west. It is important to have numerous saloon names on
hand because even a small town could have dozens of them.

Names for non-player characters are always handy, so that section includes given names as well as
surnames. These names were chosen from the period to ensure they fit the world of a western game.

The Rumors and Jobs section provides tidbits and seeds that can be used to enrich the campaign or can
be used as the springboards to full adventures or campaigns.

It is my mission to help gamemasters have more fun at the table. These random tables will help to level
up any RPG campaign. Saddle up, adventure awaits in the wild west.

Matt Davids
6/19/2020

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Items &
Things
 Items Behind a Saloon Bar
1. Celery salt
2. Two-shot Derringer
3. Glasgow ale (1D12 bottle)
4. Keg of beer
5. Shotgun shells (1D4)
6. Nails (1D8)
7. Lamp
8. Horseradish
9. Nutmeg
10. Gold coins (1D8)
11. Shotgun shells (1D6)
12. Beer keg (empty)
13. Colt Peacemaker
14. British coin
15. Bohemian wine glasses (1D20)
16. Garlic
17. Spoons (1D20)
18. Forks (1D20)
19. Ammonia (1D6 bottles)
20. Hand towels (1D6)
21. Tequila (1D6 bottles)
22. Moonshine (1D12 bottles)
23. Gold coins (1D12)
24. Rotgut (1D4 bottles)
25. Blackberry wine (1D8 bottles)
26. Moonshine (1D6 bottles)
27. Red wine (1D20 bottles)
28. Bohemian wine glasses (1D10)
29. Ginger ale (1D10 bottles)
30. Rags
31. Map to an old mine
32. Champagne (1D12 bottles)
33. Cigarette rolling paper (1D20)
34. Shotgun (12 gauge)
35. Gold ring inscribed “Caroline”
36. Tobacco (rolling)
37. Cranberry wine (1D12 bottles)
38. Tequila (1D12 bottles)
39. Lime juice (1D6 bottles)
40. Homemade whiskey (1D10 bottles)
41. Spanish coins (1D8)
42. White wine (1D12 bottles)
43. Bullets (1D12)
44. Paper money (1D20 dollars)
45. Bar of Soap
46. Glasses (1D20)
47. Mexican coin
48. Table knives (1D20)
49. Bayonet
50. Dandelion wine (1D10 bottles)
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51. Hammer
52. Candles (1D10)
53. Tobacco (1D8 plugs)
54. Lemon juice (1D4 bottles)
55. Paper money (1D6 dollars)
56. Homemade whiskey (1D6 bottles)
57. Gin (1D20 bottles)
58. Rotgut (1D8 bottles)
59. Wanted Posters (1D8)
60. Ginger ale (1D20 bottles)
61. Hand towels (1D12)
62. Iron key
63. Bowls (1D20)
64. Knife
65. Pepper (black)
66. Beer mugs (1D12)
67. Table cloth
68. Club
69. Worcestershire sauce (1D8 bottles)
70. Mexican coins (1D6)
71. Red wine (1D8 bottles)
72. Shot Glasses (1D20)
73. Paper money (1D8 dollars)
74. Silver coins (1D12)
75. Glasgow ale (1D4 bottles)
76. Wanted poster
77. Cloth napkins (1D12)
78. Salt
79. Bohemian wine glasses (1D100)
80. British coin (1D4)
81. Gun gunpowder
82. Tobacco (1D12 plugs)
83. Turpentine (1D4 bottles)
84. White wine (1D4 bottles)
85. Kegs of beer (1D4)
86. Tablecloths (1D10)
87. Glasses (1D100)
88. Silver coins (1D20)
89. Gin (1D6 bottles)
90. Pepper (cayenne)
91. Sugar
92. Clock
93. Bullets (1D10)
94. Mint
95. Table clothes (1D6)
96. Sheet music
97. Beer mugs (1D8)
98. Shot Glasses (1D10)
99. Champagne (1D20 bottles)
100. Silver pocket watch inscribed “PJR Meyers”
 Items in a Bandit Hideout
1. Horseshoe tacks (1D10) 51. Hammer
2. Paper money (1D12 dollars) 52. Wooden cup
3. Cowhide 53. Candles (1D4)
4. Gold tooth 54. Leather straps (1D6)
5. Rope (10’) 55. Bull skull
6. Moldy bread 56. Iron ingot
7. Henry repeating rifle 57. Wooden chest
8. Holster 58. Bowie knife
9. Ax 59. Paper money (1D6 dollars)
10. Playing cards 60. Gloves
11. Bullwhip 61. Paper money (1D10 dollars)
12. Shotgun (12 gauge) 62. Wanted posters (1D4)
13. Bullets (1D4) 63. Map to buried loot
14. Gold coins (1D8) 64. Bullet
15. Lantern 65. Wanted posters (1D10)
16. Metal moneybox 66. Boots
17. Frying pan 67. Copper tubing
18. Saddle 68. Cooking pot
19. Bag of beans 69. Kerosene (1 quart)
20. Cowboy saddle 70. Bible
21. Spurs 71. Tin cup
22. Paper money (1D8 dollars) 72. Horseshoe
23. Wolf pelts (1D4) 73. Gold coins (1D4)
24. Firewood 74. Broken glass
25. Leather vest 75. Map to an old mine
26. Bullets (1D10) 76. Silver bullet
27. A piece of copper 77. Rope (50’)
28. Candles (1D8) 78. Paper money (1D4 dollars)
29. String (45”) 79. Fork
30. Gold coins (1D20) 80. Cornmeal (half bag)
31. Shell casings (1D8) 81. Bag printed with “Union Pacific Rail Road”
32. Ripped shirt 82. Spoon
33. Cowboy hat 83. Coyote pelts (1D6)
34. Bullets (1D6) 84. String (30”)
35. Colt Peacemaker 85. Hardtack (1D8 pieces)
36. Bullets (1D8) 86. Nails (1D20)
37. Gold coins (1D12) 87. Small pieces of coal
38. Paper money (1D20 dollars) 88. Hatchet
39. Love letter 89. Feedbag
40. Candle 90. Paper money (1D100 dollars)
41. Wolf pelt 91. Gold coins (1D6)
42. Bullets (1D20) 92. Bullets (1D12)
43. Chaps 93. Newspaper
44. Knife 94. Gold coins (1D100)
45. Iron bar 95. Saddlebag
46. Coyote pelt 96. Small gold nugget
47. Blanket 97. Gold coins (1D10)
48. Nail 98. Blankets (1D4)
49. Crowbar 99. Shell casings (1D4)
50. Letter incriminating local lawman 100. Bloody rags
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 Items in a Barn
1. Cowbell 51. Buckets (1D4)
2. Milking stool 52. Bushels of apples (1D6)
3. Bag of Spanish coins hidden under the floor 53. Map scratched on a board
4. Bricks (1D8) 54. Straw bales (1D10)
5. Iron hook 55. A cat nursing six kittens
6. Note hidden in a knothole 56. Pick
7. Machete 57. Crowbar
8. Bushel baskets (1D10) 58. Burlap sacks (1D4)
9. Shovel 59. Briddle
10. Straw bales (1D6) 60. Mucking boots
11. Horse brush 61. Rope (100’)
12. Saddle 62. Bottle of horse medicine
13. Bandana 63. Jug (empty)
14. Shingle 64. Nails (1D10)
15. Handsaw 65. Shears
16. Pliers 66. Fence posts (1D6)
17. Dead rat 67. Potato hook
18. American flag 68. Bushels of wheat (1D8)
19. Milking pail 69. Seed drill
20. Sack of grain 70. Jug of moonshine
21. Skeleton key 71. Sickle
22. Lumber (miscellaneous pieces) 72. Glove with a gold coin inside
23. Harrow 73. Burlap sacks (1D6)
24. Shingles (1D10) 74. Bricks (1D100)
25. Two-man crosscut saw 75. Hay knife
26. Hay rake 76. Metal lockbox
27. Half-eaten apple 77. Bucket
28. Sacks of grain (1D10) 78. Winnowing basket
29. Scythe 79. A love letter addressed to one of the characters
30. Bushel of wheat 80. Burlap sacks (1D10)
31. Firewood 81. Wooden shovel
32. Oil can 82. Sacks of flour (1D4)
33. Railroad spikes (1D12) 83. Pitchfork
34. Feedbag 84. Horse blanket
35. Small piece of wire 85. Sack of flour
36. Plow 86. Wooden chest
37. Still 87. Ax
38. Hammer 88. Pile of hay
39. Anvil 89. Spade
40. Knife 90. Jugs (1D6, empty)
41. Hatchet 91. Stock certificates stored in a glass jar
42. Confederate flag 92. Stirrup pump
43. Rain barrel 93. Railroad spikes (1D20)
44. Castrating knife 94. Barbed wire (100’)
45. Nails (1D20) 95. Rope (50’)
46. Bushel of apples 96. Padlock
47. Wheat sifter 97. Dead mouse
48. Hoe 98. Portuguese coin
49. Jugs of moonshine (1D6) 99. Wrench
50. Pulley 100. Half-eaten sandwich
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 Items in a Doctor’s Office
1. Bottle of quinine
2. Ivory Tongue Depressor
3. A double eagle ($20 gold coin)
4. Typewriter
5. Obscure Diseases of the Brain and Mind (book)
6. Catheter
7. Crutch
8. Gouge
9. Pen
10. Hernia Knife
11. Toothed Tissue Forceps
12. Monocle
13. Monaural stethoscope
14. Suture Pins
15. Endoscope
16. Capital Saw
17. Bullet Forceps
18. Straight scissors
19. A note offering a “handsome reward” for a “cure.”
20. A note: “My good Doctor, I don’t know who else to trust! Meet me at the back of the Saloon at midnight.”
21. A Treatise on Gunshot Wounds (book)
22. Effects of Chloroform and of Strong Chloric Ether, As Narcotic Agents (book)
23. Mental Maladies; A Treatise on Insanity (book)
24. Bone Chisel
25. Hypodermic Needle
26. Picture frame with a note on the back of the picture: “My Darling, don’t forget me!”
27. Razor
28. An eagle ($10 gold coin)
29. A box of bloody rags
30. Tenotome
31. Bottle of alcohol
32. Abscess Lancet
33. Medical Bougie
34. Esophageal Forceps
35. Bistoury
36. Trocar
37. Cotton Pads
38. Medical Retractor
39. Bone Forceps
40. Lorgnette
41. Bandages
42. Bottle of chloroform
43. Mortar and pestle
44. Ecraseur
45. Medical Files
46. Bottle of mercury
47. Urethral Sound
48. Leather Bag
49. Suture Wire
50. An Examination of Phrenology (book)
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 Items in a Doctor’s Office
51. Scalpel
52. Sequestrum Forceps
53. Hand trephine
54. Bone Brush
55. Bullet Probe
56. Medical Drill
57. Catlin
58. Silver dollar
59. Bottle of morphine
60. Prosthetic Leg
61. Perforator
62. Locking Forceps
63. Ligature Silk
64. Hey saw
65. Gray’s Anatomy (book)
66. Gigli Saw
67. A note: “Meet me at Dead-Man’s Gorge at sundown, if you want IT back.”
68. Mallet
69. Vectis
70. Tenaculum
71. Simpson’s Force
72. A quarter eagle ($2.50 gold coin)
73. A banknote ($5)
74. An Epitome of Practical Surgery for Field and Hospital (book)
75. Prosthetic Arm
76. New Remedies: With Formulae for Their Preparation and Administration (book)
77. Raspatory
78. Liston Knife
79. Aneurism Needle
80. Tourniquet
81. Bone file
82. Angular scissors
83. Baked bean and lettuce sandwich
84. The Science and Art of Surgery (book)
85. Cannula
86. Metacarpal saw
87. Flask
88. Invalid Feeder
89. Bottle of laudanum
90. Smith and Wesson Model 3 Revolver
91. Skeleton model
92. A train ticket with a note: “Get on the train, but speak to no one. I’ll be wearing a tweed suit and monocle.”
93. Bi-aural stethoscope
94. Chain Saw
95. A wildcat banknote (says it’s worth $20)
96. Heine’s Osteotome
97. Washbasin and pitcher
98. Artery Forceps
99. Paper (1D6 sheets)
100. A doctor’s journal with some medical drawings and notes.
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 Items in a Farmhouse
1. Sock darner 51. Matches (1D6)
2. Portrait of Abraham Lincoln 52. Coonskin cap
3. Whiskey (half bottle) 53. Knitting needles
4. Dress 54. Deed (to a house in Philadelphia)
5. Cigarette paper 55. Ink bottles (1D4)
6. Quills (1D4) 56. Fiddle
7. Whiskey (full bottle) 57. Book (Frankenstein)
8. Ear trumpet 58. Hand drill
9. British coin 59. Bible
10. Quill 60. Cast iron pot
11. Almanac 61. Spanish coin
12. Wooden box 62. Spinning wheel
13. Harp 63. Pins (1D20)
14. Music box 64. American flag
15. Cigars (1D4) 65. Bed warmer
16. Fireplace poker 66. Glass vase
17. Clay marbles 67. Hot water bottle
18. Bullets (1D10) 68. Candles (1D4)
19. Sewing needle 69. Letter describing the location of a new well
20. Doll 70. Gold locket
21. Children’s shoes 71. Ball of yarn (yellow)
22. Garden basket 72. Rugbeater
23. Papers indicating the owners are in serious debt 73. Colt Peacemaker
24. Candle snuffer 74. Hunting knife
25. Ceramic vase 75. Can of Tobacco
26. Washboard 76. Tin bucket
27. Deed (to the land and house) 77. Wooden bucket
28. Straw hat 78. Sewing scraps
29. Letter 79. Fireplace broom
30. Book (The Lincoln-Douglas Debates) 80. Water dipper
31. Bullets (1D4) 81. Gathering basket
32. Sheet music 82. Hunting rifle
33. Chamber pot 83. Cigar box (empty)
34. Candles (1D6) 84. Snuffbox
35. Quilts (1D4) 85. Deed (to property in a different county)
36. Kerosene (2 quarts) 86. Deed (to a mining claim)
37. Ball of yarn (red) 87. Fireplace shovel
38. Ink bottle 88. Bonnet
39. Kerosene (quart) 89. Bullets (1D6)
40. Charcoal iron 90. Quilt
41. Shoehorn 91. Book (Hamlet)
42. Spool of thread 92. Bellows
43. Cigars (1D6) 93. Broom
44. Lamp 94. Pants
45. Blankets (1D6) 95. Bullets (1D8)
46. Webster’s Dictionary 96. Gold pocket watch
47. Whiskey (1D4 bottles) 97. Sewing case
48. Gunpowder horn 98. Fabric (half a bolt)
49. Portrait of Robert E. Lee 99. Fountain pen
50. Book (hymns) 100. Matches (1D20)
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 Items in a Farmhouse Kitchen
1. Mason jars (1D10) 51. Paring knife
2. French coin 52. Rolling pin
3. Wooden bucket 53. Goat cheese
4. Crock 54. Mucket balls (1D4)
5. Egg basket 55. Cake mold
6. Kerosene (quart) 56. Pepper (half a pound)
7. Teatowels 57. Tongs
8. Dishtowels 58. Saucepan
9. Stockpot 59. China dish
10. Butter crock 60. Coal scuttle
11. Rotary beater 61. Jar of beans with a key hidden in it
12. Butcherknife 62. Cast iron pot
13. Colt Peacemaker 63. Cigar box stuffed with Confederate paper money
14. Matches (1D10) 64. Nutcracker
15. Butter paddle 65. Sugar bowl containing a $100 and a note
16. Cuckoo clock with a map hidden inside 66. Pie pan
17. Wooden spoon 67. Spatula
18. Fork 68. Clock
19. Tin bucket 69. Milk bottle (full)
20. Tea set 70. Smoked ham
21. Two-shot derringer 71. Skinned rabbit
22. Pewter pitcher 72. Flour (1 pound)
23. Ring inscribed “E.G.W.” hidden in the salt hole 73. Beeswax wrap
24. Mixing bowl 74. Coffee pot
25. Brown preserving jar 75. Knife
26. Bowl of lard 76. Butter mold
27. Lye soap 77. Pie weights
28. Milk bottle (empty) 78. Cherry pitter
29. Bullets (1D4) 79. Basin
30. Spice rack 80. Colander
31. T.J. Matheson carved into a cutting board 81. Apron
32. Whiskey (half bottle) 82. Ladle
33. Salt (1 pound) 83. Cheesecloth
34. Butter churn 84. Mixing bowls
35. Teakettle 85. Breadbox
36. Potato sack (half full) 86. Candles (1D4)
37. Matches (1D4) 87. Lamp
38. Mortar and pestle 88. Loaf of bread
39. Matches (1D12) 89. Bellows
40. Reflector oven 90. Pastry cloth
41. Potato peeler 91. Plucked chicken
42. Apple peeler 92. Sieve
43. Goat milk (quart) 93. Candy thermometer
44. Skillet 94. Coffee pot
45. Cheese 95. Funnel
46. Sugar (half a pound) 96. Cloth napkins
47. Metal spoon 97. Pepper shaker
48. Mason jar 98. Teacup
49. Bowl of butter 99. Salt shaker
50. Pie tin 100. Coffee grinder
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Items in a General Store
1. Barlow knife 51. Rock candy
2. Wheat 52. Butter
3. Potatoes (1D6 bushels) 53. Chalk (1D20 pieces)
4. Walnuts 54. Brown sugar (1D6 lbs)
5. China doll 55. Slate
6. Box of cigars (1D20) 56. Syrup
7. Soap (1D20 bars) 57. Pot
8. Cheese (1D12 pieces) 58. Lantern
9. Single-shot rifle 59. Honey
10. Buttons (1D100) 60. Lard
11. Smoking pipes (1D10) 61. Harmonica
12. Bolt of Denim 62. Wire (50’)
13. Lamp 63. Peppermint sticks (1D20)
14. Bolt of Muslin 64. Spools of thread (1D8)
15. Horehound 65. Hard bread
16. Firecrackers 66. Vinegar (1D4 gallons)
17. Tobacco (1lb) 67. Mace (a type of pepper)
18. Sledgehammer 68. Oats
19. Hat 69. Bolt of silk
20. Dungarees 70. Pins (1D100)
21. Suspenders 71. Cornmeal
22. Child’s wagon 72. Lace (1D8 yards)
23. Scale 73. Bolt of cloth
24. Crock 74. White sugar (1D10 lbs)
25. Tin pan 75. Cranberries
26. Nails 76. Pistols (1D6)
27. Baking powder 77. Molasses (1D8 quarts)
28. Shotgun 78. Oatmeal
29. Glass beads (3D100) 79. Ham (1D20 lbs)
30. Bolt of Calico 80. Twine
31. Leather (1D12 1”x4’ strips) 81. Checkerboard and checkers
32. Squash (1D6 bushels) 82. Jellybeans
33. Licorice 83. Brown paper
34. Coffee 84. Raisins
35. Dried beans 85. Whip
36. Shovel 86. Wheat flour
37. Boots 87. Hatchet
38. Ribbon (1D6 yards) 88. Dried apples (1D6 lbs)
39. Salt beef (1D20 lbs) 89. Kerosene
40. Paper (1D100 sheets) 90. Tea
41. Rope (1D10 100’ coils) 91. Rye
42. Rye flour 92. Apples (1D4 bushels)
43. Lemon drops 93. Salt (1D6 lbs)
44. Rifles (1D4) 94. Bacon (1D4 lbs)
45. Pork (1D20 lbs) 95. Tea
46. Needles (1D100) 96. Barley
47. Pepper 97. Pencils (1D100)
48. Pail 98. Chocolate
49. Sweet potatoes (1D4 bushels) 99. Eggs (1D6 dozens)
50. Hammer 100. Knife
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 Items in a Mining Shack
1. Spanish hoe
2. Loaf of stale bread
3. Suspenders
4. Wire
5. Rope (50’)
6. Steel gad
7. Sledge
8. Washbasin
9. Sack of flour
10. Satchel
11. Fishing line
12. Bucket
13. Silver dollar
14. Bible
15. Tamping bar
16. Wanted poster with a mustached, well-dressed gentleman “Henry J. Wilson $400”
17. Bullets (1D10)
18. Shoulder yoke
19. Tin of tomatoes
20. Miner’s cap
21. Love letter about a “treasure” hidden in “our special place in the grove”
22. Coal bin
23. Stool
24. Washboard
25. Coffee pot
26. Washtub
27. Fishing pole
28. Hunting rifle
29. Wooden crate
30. Pliers
31. Sieve
32. Bacon
33. Cobbing hammer
34. Coat
35. Enamel cup
36. Bandages
37. Steel borer
38. Tin of peas
39. Crucifix
40. Pan
41. Pair of old pants
42. Chest of clothes
43. Knife
44. Poll pick
45. Tobacco
46. Chair
47. Smoking pipe
48. Snuff
49. Sack of cornmeal
50. Broom
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 Items in a Mining Shack
51. Tea kettle
52. Tin of string beans
53. Note saying, “I’ll blow up the whole thing if you don’t come clean.”
54. Wanted poster with a sour-faced woman “Mabel O’Leary-$1000”
55. Glass bottle
56. Miner’s shovel
57. Bucket of blasting powder
58. Cat’s head mallet
59. Boots
60. Spittoon
61. Square point miner’s shovel
62. Matches (1D12)
63. Pack of cards
64. Canteen
65. Mule tack
66. Tin of coffee
67. Map to shaft/mine
68. Spalling hammer
69. Key
70. Coal oil lamp
71. Spoon
72. Pouch of coins with a note: “James, keep this on you just in case he comes back.”
73. Candle
74. Carbide lamp
75. Flint and steel
76. Three-compartment lunch bucket
77. Miner’s cradle
78. Sticking Tommy candle holder
79. Ax
80. Crock of milk
81. Bucking iron
82. Tin of beans
83. Boring hammer
84. Blanket
85. Wooden serving spoon
86. Needle and thread
87. Saw
88. Crowbar
89. Pot
90. Gold pan
91. Bulling shovel
92. Note about a “secret stash” with a crude map on the other side
93. Map of shaft/mine
94. Pen and ink
95. Pocketwatch
96. Wanted poster with a rugged, bearded outlaw “Jim-jack Bollinger $200”
97. Bowl
98. Pickax
99. Auger
100. Whiskey (full bottle)
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 Guns
1. Colt M1889 51. Model 1814 common rifle
2. Winchester Model 1886 52. Springfield Model 1865
3. Mauser C78 “zig-zag” 53. Smith & Wesson Model 2
4. Sharps rifle 54. Remington Model 1858
5. Model 1795 Musket 55. Derringer
6. Gallery gun 56. Brown Bess
7. Pepper-box 57. Pocket pistol
8. Deer gun 58. Slocum revolver
9. American Derringer 59. Buffalo rifle
10. Mini-revolvers 60. Remington Model 1890
11. Colt Model 1855 Sidehammer Pocket Revolver 61. Sharps derringer
12. Ruger Bearcat 62. Spencer repeating rifle
13. Hawken rifle 63. Colt Derringer
14. Long rifle 64. M1885 Remington–Lee
15. Whitworth rifle 65. Colt Lightning Carbine
16. Springfield Model 1892–99 66. Coach gun
17. Colt Paterson 67. .41 Short
18. Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 68. Colt Model 1839 Carbine
19. Remington Model 1875 69. Ideal Conceal
20. Remington Rider Single Shot Pistol 70. Colt New Line
21. Smith & Wesson Model No. 2 Army 71. Springfield Model 1863
22. 1887 Winchester Shotgun 72. High Standard Derringers
23. M1819 Hall rifle 73. Smith & Wesson Model 3
24. Colt’s New Model Revolving rifle 74. Remington Zig-Zag Derringer
25. Colt M1877 75. Winchester rifle
26. DoubleTap derringer 76. Harper’s Ferry flintlock pistol
27. Nagant M1895 77. Ruger Single-Six
28. Tranter (revolver) 78. Springfield Model 1866
29. Ruger Vaquero 79. Colt Open Top Pocket Model Revolver
30. Philadelphia Deringer 80. Colt Walker
31. Smith & Wesson Model 1 81. Springfield model 1873
32. COP .357 Derringer 82. Beaumont–Adams revolver
33. Colt M1878 83. Martini-Henry
34. Colt 1851 Navy Revolver 84. Double-Barrel Shotgun
35. Colt House Revolver 85. Henry rifle
36. Springfield model 1870 86. LeMat Revolver
37. Springfield Model 1861 87. Colt Buntline
38. Remington Model 95 88. Springfield Model 1840 flintlock musket
39. Colt Army Model 1860 89. Ruger Wrangler
40. Winchester Hotchkiss 90. Garrucha (pistol)
41. Baker rifle 91. Frank Wesson Rifle
42. Model 1817 common rifle 92. MAS 1873 revolver
43. Springfield Model 1855 93. Colt Dragoon Revolver
44. Colt-Burgess rifle 94. Gasser M1870
45. Henry Deringer 95. Smith & Wesson Safety Hammerless
46. Colt M1861 Navy 96. M1879 Reichsrevolver
47. Colt Pocket Percussion Revolvers 97. Taurus Raging Bull
48. Ultimate 500 98. Ruger Blackhawk
49. FP-45 Liberator 99. Berdan rifle
50. Colt Single Action Army 100. Colt Model 1871-72 Open Top
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 books
1. The Story of a Bad Boy 51. The Brick Moon
2. Little Men 52. The Europeans
3. Dr. Heidenhoff’s Process 53. Gypsy Breynton
4. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 54. The Steam Man of the Prairies
5. Kidnapped 55. The Night Circus
6. The Gates Ajar 56. The Brothers Karamazov
7. The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today 57. The Leavenworth Case
8. Three Men in a Boat 58. The American
9. The Grandissimes: A Story of Creole Life 59. Land of the Sky
10. Against Nature 60. She: A History of Adventure
11. Jo’s Boys 61. Ishmael
12. The Happy Prince and Other Tales 62. The Masterpiece
13. The Lady of The Aroostook 63. The Canterville Ghost
14. Nana 64. Old Fort Duquesne
15. Left on Labrador 65. Democracy: An American Novel
16. Work: A Story of Experience 66. The Bostonians
17. Watch and Ward 67. The Man Who Would Be King
18. The Rise of Silas Lapham 68. Pinocchio
19. Bel-Ami 69. The Death of Ivan Ilych
20. A Study in Scarlet 70. The Portrait of a Lady
21. The Prince and the Pauper 71. Daisy Miller
22. Little Lord Fauntleroy 72. Washington Square
23. King James Bible 73. King Solomon’s Mines
24. Behind a Mask 74. Jack and Jill: A Village Story
25. Ghosts 75. Cloud Pictures
26. Marjorie’s Quest 76. Madame de Mauves
27. Leah Mordecai 77. Pierre et Jean
28. The Canoe and the Saddle 78. The Anti-Christ
29. The Kreutzer Sonata 79. An Enemy of the People
30. Helen’s Babies 80. Thus Spoke Zarathustra
31. Joseph and His Friend: A Story of Pennsylvania 81. The Hoosier Schoolmaster
32. Life on the Mississippi 82. Emily Chester
33. Anne 83. Confidence
34. The Social War 84. Looking Backward: 2000-1887
35. Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ 85. The Blue Fairy Book
36. Heidi 86. The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood
37. Little Women 87. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
38. Une vieUne vie 88. Mildred Keith
39. Under the Lilacs 89. San Miguel
40. Who Would Have Thought It? 90. The Woodlanders
41. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court 91. An Old-Fashioned Girl
42. Eight Cousins 92. Beyond Good and Evil
43. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 93. What Katy Did
44. Rose in Bloom 94. Ecce Homo
45. The Marble Faun 95. Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions
46. Oldtown Folks 96. The Black Gauntlet
47. The Morgesons 97. Germinal
48. The Mayor of Casterbridge 98. Treasure Island
49. Roderick Hudson 99. Seola
50. The Aspern Papers 100. The Ladies’ Paradise
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Snake Oils and Other Quackery
1. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup
2. Dr. King’s New Discovery
3. Barker’s Infallible Ointment
4. Paul Gage’s Tonic Antiphlegmatic Elixir
5. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
6. W. T. Bridge’s Jar-Packed Sanitized Tapeworms
7. Figuroids -The Scientific Obesity Cure
8. De Jongh’s Light-Brown Cod-Liver Oil
9. Dr. Roc’s Rheumatic and Neuralgic Cure
10. Barrett’s Mandrake Embrocation
11. Seven Sutherland Sisters’ Hair and Scalp Cleaner
12. The Poor Man’s Friend
13. Dr. A Boschee’s German Syrup
14. Merchant’s Gargling Oil
15. Dr. Hassall’s Hair Restorer
16. Effervescent Brain Salt
17. Coussen’s Portaline
18. Mack Mahon’s Liniment for Rheumatism and Catarrh
19. Dr. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial
20. Bond’s Marvelous Corn Cure
21. Antikamnia and Heroin Tablets
22. Anti-Stiff
23. Habitina
24. Phyto-Gingerin The great southern tonic
25. Fatoff Obesity Cream
26. Mixer’s Cancer and Scrofula Syrup
27. Crossthwaite & Co’s Occult Lozenges
28. Elliman’s Embrocation
29. Henry’s Colonial Ointment
30. Gray’s Ointment
31. Edouard Pinaud’s Brilliantine
32. McGill’s Nerve Food Powder
33. Antimorbific Liver and Kidney Medicine
34. Dr. Batty’s Asthma Cigarettes
35. Shaker Sarsaparilla Lozenges
36. Mother’s Friend
37. Eno’s Fruit Salt
38. Cocaine Toothache Drops
39. Warburg’s Tincture
40. Smedley’s Chili Paste
41. Egyptian Corn Cure
42. Kookman’s Bitters
43. Dr. Bonker’s Celebrated Egyptian Oil
44. Hunt’s Remedy
45. Magic Chicken Cholera Cure
46. Tincture of Cannabis
47. Hancock’s Bath Curative Ointment
48. Spirit of Vinegar
49. Dr. McLean’s Vegetable Conditioning Powder
50. McMunn’s Elixir of Opium
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Snake Oils and Other Quackery
51. Blue Mass
52. Clarke’s Blood Mixture
53. Jones’ Mountain Herbs
54. Measam’s Medicated Cream
55. The Balm of Zura or Phoenix of Life
56. Swaim’s Panacea
57. James’s Celebrated Old Wound Ointment
58. Massey’s Elder Flower and Cucumber Cream
59. Emmons’ Pain Tincture
60. Professor Modevi’s Beard Generator
61. Salt Regal
62. McElrees’ Wine of Cardui
63. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
64. Capsuloids Hair Restorer
65. Dr. Velpeau’s Magnetic Love Powder
66. Black Draught
67. Dr. Bain’s Dyspepsia Cure
68. Green’s August Flower
69. Make-man Tablets
70. Vin Mariani
71. Downie’s Universal Healing Ointment or Every Man’s Friend
72. Simmon’s Liver Medicine
73. Ruspini’s Styptic
74. Dr. McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Oil
75. Ali Ahmed’s Treasures of the Desert
76. Dr. Ralph’s Pills
77. Mannina Herbal Ointment for the Cure of Cancers, Tumours, &c.
78. Hall’s Coca Wine
79. Macassar Oil
80. Radam’s Microbe Killer
81. Kimball White Pine and Tar Cough Syrup
82. Howe’s Arabian Tonic
83. Cerralgine Food of the Brain
84. Dr. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment
85. Grimstone’s Eye Snuff
86. Coca Wine with Quinine
87. Allan’s Anti-Fat
88. Pemberton’s French Wine Coca
89. Spurlock’s Quick Hair Dye
90. Seven Sutherland Sisters’ Hair Grower
91. Carter’s Little Liver Pills
92. Blanchard’s Infallible Pectoral Compound
93. Friar’s Balsam
94. Valentine’s Meat-Juice
95. Madame Fox’s Life for the Hair
96. Smith’s Live-Long Candy
97. Dr. Mackenzie’s Improved Harmless Arsenic Wafers
98. Widow Welch’s Pills for Female Complaints
99. Dr. Solomon Barrett’s Combination Tonic
100. Barker’s Universal Malaria Cure
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 Wanted Posters
1. Wanted: $500 Dead or Alive - Henry “Bloody Hank” Jones
2. Wanted: $75 - Marmaduke Bell
3. Wanted: $600 Dead or Alive - Toby Lemmon
4. Wanted: $1800 Dead or Alive - Joseph Montgomery
5. Wanted: $300 Dead or Alive - Hezekiah Smith
6. Wanted: $5 - John Davis
7. Wanted: $ 550 Dead or Alive - Matthew Cain
8. Wanted: $300 - William “Big Bill” Anderson
9. Wanted: $415 - George Barnett
10. Wanted: $5000 Dead or Alive - Eli Hollander
11. Wanted: $100 - Sampson McCormac
12. Wanted: $40 - Jeremiah Usher Ahlborn
13. Wanted: $180 - Valentino Conway
14. Wanted: $1200 Dead or Alive - Royal Crabtree
15. Wanted: $35 - Younger Brown
16. Wanted: $20 - Cantrell Combs
17. Wanted: $100 - William “Willy” Williams
18. Wanted: $15 - Sarah Burke
19. Wanted: $60 - Catherine Jones
20. Wanted: $550 - James Wilson
21. Wanted: $180 - James Hopkins
22. Wanted: $212 - Herman Lane
23. Wanted: $245 - Henry Baylis
24. Wanted: $1000 - Martha Cahill
25. Wanted: $120 - Joseph Book
26. Wanted: $320 Dead or Alive - Bernhardt Tarrants
27. Wanted: $365 - Frank Miller
28. Wanted: $500 Dead or Alive - Mary Conner
29. Wanted: $95 - Ahaz Williams
30. Wanted: $475 Dead or Alive - Elijah Johnson
31. Wanted: $325 - Earl Thompson
32. Wanted: $138 - Lyda Donnelly
33. Wanted: $15 - Ruth Evans
34. Wanted: $200 - George Davis
35. Wanted: $1375 Dead or Alive - Samuel Campbell
36. Wanted: $2700 Dead or Alive - Thomas “Old Tom” Bollinger
37. Wanted: $335 Dead or Alive - Stanislaw Sparks
38. Wanted: $1120 Dead or Alive - George “Slim Mike” Clark
39. Wanted: $380 Dead or Alive - Robert Craven
40. Wanted: $525 Dead or Alive - Everett Harrison
41. Wanted: $55 - Charles Berry
42. Wanted: $305 - Hunter Devoll
43. Wanted: $3195 Dead or Alive - Dubois Hampton
44. Wanted: $700 - Nimrod Wiggins
45. Wanted: $400 - Abner “Rocky” Lang
46. Wanted: $625 - Otto Pepper
47. Wanted: $85 - Adolph Yates
48. Wanted: $2000 Dead or Alive - Enrique Rodriguez
49. Wanted: $900 - Morris Pittman
50. Wanted: $850 - John “Slippery Jack” Albers
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 Wanted Posters
51. Wanted: $3000 Dead or Alive - Ellen Dollenberg
52. Wanted: $70 - Hugh Brickhouse
53. Wanted: $1300 - Juan Hernandez
54. Wanted: $200 - Conrad Diamond
55. Wanted: $1000 Dead or Alive - Havier Martinez
56. Wanted: $4000 Dead or Alive - Carlos Garcia
57. Wanted: $2500 Dead or Alive - Japheth Powers
58. Wanted: $1750 Dead or Alive - Manasseh Clark
59. Wanted: $2200 Dead or Alive - Charles Todd Callahan
60. Wanted: $750 - Eliza Johnson
61. Wanted: $500 - Margaret Cabanne
62. Wanted: $1900 Dead or Alive - Cutlip Dryer
63. Wanted: $3500 Dead or Alive - James “Tall Jimmy” Watkins
64. Wanted: $3200 Dead or Alive - Littleberry Walker
65. Wanted: $450 - August Vogel
66. Wanted: $4800 Dead or Alive - Casanova Cook
67. Wanted: $50 - Washington Gill
68. Wanted: $650 - Mary Briedekamp
69. Wanted: $800 - Kingsland Wilson
70. Wanted: $150 - Ann Brown
71. Wanted: $5000 Dead or Alive - William “Texas Red” Johnson
72. Wanted: $1000 - Barbary Hall
73. Wanted: $2000 - Sarah Collins
74. Wanted: $775 - Louis White
75. Wanted: $1300 - Jacob “Matt” Owens
76. Wanted: $250 - Clayborn Vickery
77. Wanted: $950 - Henry Taylor
78. Wanted: $90 - David Campbell
79. Wanted: $2800 Dead or Alive - Samuel Bosworth
80. Wanted: $3000 Dead or Alive - John “The Oklahoma Kid” Walters
81. Wanted: $1000 - Jane Miller
82. Wanted: $2400 Dead or Alive - Nancy Smith
83. Wanted: $1800 Dead or Alive - Eli Miller
84. Wanted: $1000 Dead or Alive - Benton Parker
85. Wanted: $2400 - Edward “Shallow” Graves
86. Wanted: $4500 Dead or Alive - Hardy Staggers
87. Wanted: $400 - Leopold Bertini
88. Wanted: $3000 - Dead or Alive - Eda Farrelly
89. Wanted: $950 - Albert Criley
90. Wanted: $3500 Dead or Alive - Robert Denerwald
91. Wanted: $2075 Dead or Alive - Noble Gunn
92. Wanted: $100 - Ephraim Taylor
93. Wanted: $300 - Thomas Becker
94. Wanted: $5000 Dead or Alive - Levestus Frost
95. Wanted: $1000 - Leonard Chestnut
96. Wanted: $500 - Issac Daffern
97. Wanted: $6000 Dead or Alive - Frank Hollander
98. Wanted: $1500 - Julius Vonderheist
99. Wanted: $2300 - Elizabeth Burnes
100. Wanted: $80 - Maria Garcia
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town
Names
California Towns
1. Eagle Mountain 51. Hokokwito
2. Vaccaro 52. Rio Bravo
3. Barnes Settlement 53. Siberia
4. Skidoo 54. Greasertown
5. Silver Lake 55. Lexington
6. Reefer City 56. Manzanar
7. Redrock 57. Clarkson
8. Bestville 58. Stoutenburg
9. Bagdad 59. Burkeville
10. Alma 60. Petersburg
11. Cerro Gordo 61. Wenger
12. Tejon 62. Hart
13. Furnace Creek Inn 63. Piute
14. Agua Mansa 64. Muroc
15. Wiskala 65. Independence Flat
16. Levee 66. Mill Valley
17. Sunland 67. Shamrock
18. Grub Gulch 68. Fremont Valley
19. Mercuryville 69. Stewarts
20. Scovern Hot Springs 70. Campo de Salvado
21. Sand Cut 71. Shady Rest
22. Rogersville 72. 9 Mile Station
23. Kern River Slough 73. Nadeau
24. San Joaquin City 74. Denny
25. Reilly 75. San Carlos
26. Kelso 76. Dogtown
27. Trescape 77. Leadfield
28. Hollands 78. Benton
29. Joe Walker Town 79. Helena
30. Bradford Siding 80. Yaqui Camp
31. Sandy Bar 81. Valley Wells
32. Prairie City 82. Bennettville
33. Pasinogna 83. Nortonville
34. McLeans Bar 84. Gyle
35. Narka 85. North American House
36. Ivanpah 86. Lyons Station
37. Brownsville 87. Cabernet
38. Horton 88. Rice
39. Riverview 89. Quartzburg
40. Strand 90. Chambless
41. Elkhorn 91. Code
42. Tehichipa 92. Branson City
43. Empire City 93. Warren
44. Asphalto 94. Lee Camp
45. Bondville 95. Hoboken
46. Linda Rosa 96. Westville
47. Furnace 97. Norristown
48. Temescal 98. Panamint City
49. Avena 99. Pattees Ranch
50. Chichi 100. Noonday Camp
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 Colorado Towns
1. Geneva City 51. Hamilton
2. Bassick City 52. King’s Canyon
3. Nevadaville 53. Saints John
4. Teller City 54. Chattanooga
5. Primero 55. Holy Cross City
6. Eureka 56. Jimmy’s Camp
7. Lenado 57. Carson
8. Coalmont 58. Madrid
9. Liberty 59. Husted
10. Dakan 60. Tungsten
11. Capitol City 61. Chivington
12. Tincup 62. McFerran
13. Purcell 63. Preston
14. Copper City 64. Montana City
15. Autobees 65. Decatur
16. Robinson 66. Climax
17. Silver Creek 67. Mayflower Gulch
18. Montezuma 68. Stout
19. Arrow 69. San Miguel
20. Vulcan 70. Parkville
21. Arapahoe 71. Gilman
22. Tuttle 72. Ludlow
23. Old Zounds 73. Dearfield
24. Eastonville 74. Bijou Basin
25. Fondis 75. Duncan
26. Buckskin Joe 76. Last Chance
27. Gothic 77. Eldora
28. Swandyke 78. Calumet
29. Floresta 79. Poudre City
30. Galena 80. Juanita
31. Carpenter 81. Gillett
32. Crystal 82. Gwillimsville
33. Turret 83. Oro City
34. Alta 84. Table Rock
35. Carrizo City 85. Querida
36. Iola 86. Old Carson
37. Uptop on Old La Veta Pass 87. Independence
38. Howardsville 88. Buick
39. Carrizo Springs 89. Pryor
40. Clarkville 90. Dyersville
41. Gold Park 91. Francevillle
42. Uravan 92. Calcite
43. Brodhead 93. Ashcroft
44. Pearl 94. Keota
45. Tarryall 95. St. Elmo
46. Adelaide 96. Chihuahua
47. Russell Gulch 97. Dallas
48. Williamsville 98. Lytle
49. Bakerville 99. McPhee
50. Henson, Colorado 100. Manhattan
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Nevada Towns
1. White Cloud City 51. Seven Troughs
2. Rochester 52. Cortez
3. Wonder 53. Potosi
4. Etna 54. Silver Canyon
5. Hiko 55. Blair
6. Gold Point 56. Delamar
7. Ruby Hill 57. Tybo
8. Rioville 58. Ocala
9. Colorado City 59. Dun Glen
10. Lahontan City 60. Fairview
11. Chafey 61. Belleville
12. Ruth 62. Tenabo
13. Currant 63. Salt Wells
14. Mazuma 64. Rio Tinto
15. Osceola 65. Broken Hills
16. Miller’s 66. Deeth
17. Palmetto 67. Simonsville
18. Marietta 68. Scossa
19. Fort Churchill 69. Johnnie
20. Belmont 70. Unionville
21. Flanigan 71. Star City
22. Midas 72. Jacobsville
23. Golconda 73. Pine Grove
24. Nevada City 74. Pioneer
25. Gold Center 75. Bermond Station
26. Treasure Hill 76. Goldfield
27. Callville 77. Aurora
28. Saint Joseph 78. Parran
29. Coaldale 79. Columbus
30. Jungo 80. Louisville
31. El Dorado City 81. Frenchman
32. Como 82. Logan
33. Crystal Springs 83. Alturas
34. Palisade 84. Fish Lake Valley
35. Daveytown 85. Hardin City
36. Miriam 86. Ute
37. Delano 87. Cactus Springs
38. Vya 88. Sprucemont
39. Dixie Valley 89. Poeville
40. Mountain City 90. Bullfrog
41. Lucky Jim Camp 91. Quartz Mountain
42. Clifton 92. St. Thomas
43. Bristol Wells 93. Tempiute
44. Metropolis 94. Vernon
45. Jessup 95. San Juan
46. Charleston 96. Ragtown
47. Rhyolite 97. Johntown
48. White Plains 98. Lander
49. Hamilton 99. Cobre
50. Eagleville 100. Berlin
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Texas Towns
1. Hale City 51. Camey Spur
2. Hide Town 52. Arden
3. Neighborsville 53. Nogal
4. Haslam 54. Ohio
5. Orient 55. Hickory Flats
6. Las Islas 56. Old Gomez
7. Browning 57. Dalby Springs
8. Chinati 58. Swastika
9. Izoro 59. Parris
10. Madera Springs 60. Gray Mule
11. Esperanza 61. Green Valley
12. Zorn 62. Provident City
13. Larissa 63. Tascosa
14. Gilliland 64. Lemonville
15. Fort Quitman 65. Owensville
16. Rustler Springs 66. Desdemona
17. Graytown 67. Ammans Crossing
18. Lobo 68. Gruene
19. Kelso 69. Jim Town
20. Palm Valley 70. Chinese Coal Mine
21. Oso 71. Fort Phantom Hill
22. Coltharp 72. Manning
23. New Sweden 73. League Four
24. Cincinnati 74. Soash
25. Gulf 75. Fort Oldham
26. Rooster Springs 76. Newport
27. Texana 77. Tennyson
28. Zella 78. Canyon City
29. Adobes 79. Olga
30. Twin Sisters 80. Santa Rita
31. Trickham 81. Denhawken
32. Pyote 82. Otto
33. Pandora 83. Proffitt
34. Paso Real 84. Swartwout
35. Jud 85. Pisek
36. Bryant Station 86. Girvin
37. Sunshine Hill 87. Sterling
38. Casa Piedra 88. Kittie
39. Boz 89. Mentone
40. Iron Bridge 90. Hilda
41. Clairemont 91. Wayside
42. Fort Griffin 92. Block Creek
43. Dillon 93. Tuleta
44. Spanish Fort 94. Shannon
45. Poesta 95. Silver
46. Carpenter 96. Kelsey
47. Sipe Springs 97. Hot Springs
48. Pontotoc 98. Macksville
49. Doseido Colony 99. Coles Settlement
50. Wasp Creek 100. Savage
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 Utah Towns
1. Tonaquint 51. Scranton
2. Keetley 52. Bullion
3. Hillsdale 53. Tucker
4. Valley City 54. Castleton
5. Mohrland 55. Joy
6. Elgin 56. Soldier Summit
7. Mammoth 57. Latuda
8. Hailstone 58. Diamond
9. Royal 59. Sage Creek
10. Coal City 60. Spring Canyon
11. Victor 61. Salduro
12. Sweet 62. Hebron
13. Hiawatha 63. Hamblin
14. Upper Kanab 64. Thistle
15. Kiz 65. Goshute
16. Connellsville 66. Peerless
17. Desert Lake 67. Iron City
18. Vipont 68. Asay
19. Grass Creek 69. Georgetown
20. Harrisburg 70. Argyle
21. Hardup 71. Woodside
22. Sego 72. Standardville
23. Iosepa 73. Ajax
24. Bullionville 74. Blacks Fork
25. Wahsatch 75. Silver City
26. Stewart 76. Jackson
27. Clarion 77. Northrop
28. Silver Reef 78. Wattis
29. Lucin 79. Cedar Creek
30. Dragon 80. Alunite
31. Low 81. Mercur
32. Adventure 82. Frisco
33. Jordanelle 83. Bingham Canyon
34. Fry Canyon 84. Terrace
35. Mill Fork 85. Fruita
36. Black Rock 86. Bridgeport
37. Chicken Creek 87. Knightsville
38. Watson 88. Castle Rock
39. Washakie 89. Blue Creek
40. Johnson 90. Sunshine
41. Notom 91. Sulphurdale
42. Miners Basin 92. Homansville
43. Dover 93. Prattville
44. National 94. Lark
45. Russian Settlement 95. Mountain Dell
46. Fish Springs 96. Woodrow
47. Heiner 97. Duncan’s Retreat
48. La Plata 98. Widtsoe
49. Rockport 99. Round Valley
50. Hatton 100. Rainbow
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Names
 Saloon Names #1
1. Calico’s 51. Keystone Hall
2. The Tin Star 52. The Lonesome Dove
3. Double Duces 53. The Hole in the Wall
4. Jenny’s 54. The Wild Bronco
5. Sassafrass Saloon 55. The High-Class Saloon
6. The Saddlebag 56. Home Away from Home
7. The Tomcat 57. Rattlesnake Saloon
8. The ‘49 Special 58. The Greenhorn
9. Sweetwater 59. The Burning Bush
10. The Mile High Saloon 60. Flatnose Saloon
11. The Mariposa 61. The Dead Man
12. Watershed 62. Rocky Mountain Saloon
13. Caroline’s 63. Zabdiel Smith
14. The Wishing Well 64. Happytime
15. Louderback’s 65. Boots
16. The Sunset 66. Pinto’s
17. The Main Street Saloon 67. Holy Moses
18. Old Style Saloon No. 10 68. The Tall Glass
19. The Buckhorn 69. The Palace
20. Big Nose Kate’s Saloon 70. The Central Saloon
21. El Monte 71. Glur’s Tavern
22. Stonewall’s 72. Deadwood
23. The Grande Saloon 73. The Sleepy Owl
24. Pioneer Saloon 74. Dunaway’s
25. El Toro Loco 75. Tully’s
26. Spurs 76. Wet Your Whistle
27. Montana Bar 77. Bucket of Blood
28. The Gold Rush 78. Ace of Clubs
29. Ma’s 79. The Red Ram
30. The Dusty Barrel 80. Occidental Saloon and Hotel
31. The Old Oak 81. The Crystal Palace
32. Queen of Hearts 82. The Painted Saloon
33. Silver Dollar 83. Sagewood
34. Mothershead 84. Weeping Willow
35. Cactus Juice 85. The Watering Hole
36. Aces High 86. Sourdough Saloon
37. Pinos Altos Opera House 87. White Elephant
38. The Tumbleweed 88. No Name Saloon
39. The Vista Lodge 89. The North Point
40. First Chance 90. Brown’s Saloon
41. Miss Kitty’s 91. River City Saloon
42. The Oasis 92. The Longhorn Saloon
43. Bull’s Head 93. The Club
44. The Rosebud Saloon 94. No Scum Allowed
45. Cowboy’s Rest 95. Rittenhouse Saloon and Hotel
46. The Hired Hand 96. Haywood’s
47. Cow Skull Saloon 97. Sweet No.7
48. Cactus Pete’s 98. The Salty Dawg Saloon
49. Talbott Tavern 99. Wild Bill’s
50. El Dorado 100. The Old Mother
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1. The Bank Saloon
2. The Broken Foot Saloon
3. Long Branch Saloon
4. The Old Soldier’s Saloon
5. Living Fine Saloon
6. The Oyster Bar
7. Mustache Johnny’s
8. The Curry Saloon
9. The Row Saloon
10. Taos Room
11. The Blue Ribbon Bar & Grill
12. The Bonanza
13. The Copper Mine
14. The Gold Coin
15. Menger Bar
16. The House Saloon
17. The Oregon Bar
18. The Empire Saloon
19. Home Sweet Home
20. Whistler’s
21. The Sante Fe Trail
22. Dexter Saloon
23. The Sarah Room
24. The Echo Saloon
25. The Lost Treasure Saloon
26. The Fours Winds
27. The Golden Horseshoe
28. The Cabin Theater
29. The Fancy Saloon
30. The Railway Saloon
31. The Dance Hall
32. The Broomstick Saloon
33. The Corner Saloon
34. Gideon’s
35. The Shamrock Saloon
36. Good Old Days
37. The Red Onion Saloon
38. Curly’s Can-Can Theater
39. The Klondyke Dance Hall & Saloon
40. Rustler’s Den
41. Jersey Lilly
42. Bull’s Head
43. Sixshooter Saloon
44. The Estancia Saloon
45. The Peacock Saloon
46. The Opera House Theater
47. The Discovery Saloon
48. Mint Bar
49. Toll Gate Saloon
50. The Take It Easy Saloon
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51. The Shack
52. Wayside Saloon
53. Barlow Trail Saloon
54. Rossotti’s Saloon
55. The Blue Goose
56. The Bob Saloon
57. The Colonel
58. Jack’s Bar
59. The Charles Rapp Saloon
60. JP’s
61. The Pink Coral Saloon
62. The Bar Room
63. Appletree Saloon
64. The River’s End Saloon
65. The Bottom’s Up Saloon
66. The Silver Moon Saloon
67. Crow’s
68. Birdcage Theater
69. The G. D. Q. Hansen Saloon
70. The Lone Tree Saloon
71. Stillman’s Gaming and Dining Hall
72. The Red Dog Saloon
73. The Little Saloon
74. The Broken Wheel
75. Lonely Mesa
76. Arcade Saloon
77. The Outlaw Saloon
78. El Burrito
79. Go West Saloon
80. Good Memories Saloon
81. The Gables
82. The Timberman
83. Northern Saloon
84. Feathers
85. The Last Saloon
86. One-eyed Jacks
87. The Crossroads
88. The Mammoth Steak House and Saloon
89. The Prairie View Saloon
90. Mary’s
91. Oriental Saloon
92. Slim’s Fine Drinking Establishment
93. The Raven Top Saloon
94. The Rupert T. Doniphan Saloon
95. The Pozo Saloon
96. The Summer Saloon
97. The Southern Saloon
98. The Bodie Saloon
99. The Sword in Hand Saloon
100. Billy’s
Names
Female names #1
1. Mary 51. Agnes
2. Anna 52. Maggie
3. Emma 53. Blanche
4. Elizabeth 54. Katherine
5. Margaret 55. Elsie
6. Minnie 56. Nora
7. Ida 57. Mamie
8. Bertha 58. Rosa
9. Clara 59. Stella
10. Alice 60. Daisy
11. Annie 61. May
12. Florence 62. Effie
13. Bessie 63. Mae
14. Grace 64. Ellen
15. Ethel 65. Nettie
16. Sarah 66. Ruth
17. Ella 67. Alma
18. Martha 68. Della
19. Nellie 69. Lizzie
20. Mabel 70. Sadie
21. Laura 71. Sallie
22. Carrie 72. Nancy
23. Cora 73. Susie
24. Helen 74. Maud
25. Maude 75. Flora
26. Lillian 76. Irene
27. Gertrude 77. Etta
28. Rose 78. Katie
29. Edna 79. Lydia
30. Pearl 80. Lottie
31. Edith 81. Viola
32. Jennie 82. Caroline
33. Hattie 83. Addie
34. Mattie 84. Hazel
35. Eva 85. Georgia
36. Julia 86. Esther
37. Myrtle 87. Mollie
38. Louise 88. Olive
39. Lillie 89. Willie
40. Jessie 90. Harriet
41. Frances 91. Emily
42. Catherine 92. Charlotte
43. Lula 93. Amanda
44. Lena 94. Kathryn
45. Marie 95. Lulu
46. Ada 96. Susan
47. Josephine 97. Kate
48. Fannie 98. Nannie
49. Lucy 99. Jane
50. Dora 100. Amelia
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female names #2
1. Virginia 51. Gladys
2. Mildred 52. Louisa
3. Beulah 53. Ina
4. Eliza 54. Eula
5. Rebecca 55. Luella
6. Ollie 56. Vera
7. Belle 57. Lou
8. Ruby 58. Celia
9. Pauline 59. Nell
10. Matilda 60. Goldie
11. Theresa 61. Winifred
12. Hannah 62. Bettie
13. Henrietta 63. Hilda
14. Ora 64. Sophie
15. Estella 65. Christine
16. Leona 66. Marguerite
17. Augusta 67. Tillie
18. Eleanor 68. Birdie
19. Rachel 69. Rena
20. Amy 70. Eunice
21. Sara 71. Bertie
22. Anne 72. Olga
23. Marion 73. Sylvia
24. Iva 74. Lucille
25. Ann 75. Bess
26. Nina 76. Isabelle
27. Dorothy 77. Genevieve
28. Lola 78. Leila
29. Lela 79. Mathilda
30. Beatrice 80. Dollie
31. Josie 81. Isabel
32. Sophia 82. Verna
33. Estelle 83. Bernice
34. Mayme 84. Loretta
35. Barbara 85. Rhoda
36. Evelyn 86. Cornelia
37. Maria 87. Sally
38. Inez 88. Jean
39. Allie 89. Alberta
40. Essie 90. Winnie
41. Delia 91. Lelia
42. Mable 92. Lois
43. Millie 93. Myra
44. Alta 94. Harriett
45. Betty 95. Roxie
46. Callie 96. Adeline
47. Janie 97. Abbie
48. Rosie 98. Flossie
49. Victoria 99. Sue
50. Ola 100. Christina
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male names #1
1. John 51. Jim
2. William 52. Claude
3. James 53. Ben
4. George 54. Eugene
5. Charles 55. Francis
6. Frank 56. Grover
7. Joseph 57. Raymond
8. Henry 58. Harvey
9. Robert 59. Clyde
10. Thomas 60. Edwin
11. Edward 61. Edgar
12. Harry 62. Ed
13. Walter 63. Lawrence
14. Arthur 64. Bert
15. Fred 65. Chester
16. Albert 66. Jack
17. Samuel 67. Otto
18. Clarence 68. Luther
19. Louis 69. Charley
20. David 70. Guy
21. Joe 71. Floyd
22. Charlie 72. Ira
23. Richard 73. Ray
24. Ernest 74. Hugh
25. Roy 75. Isaac
26. Will 76. Oliver
27. Andrew 77. Patrick
28. Jesse 78. Homer
29. Oscar 79. Theodore
30. Willie 80. Leonard
31. Daniel 81. Leo
32. Benjamin 82. Alexander
33. Carl 83. August
34. Sam 84. Harold
35. Alfred 85. Allen
36. Earl 86. Jessie
37. Peter 87. Archie
38. Elmer 88. Philip
39. Frederick 89. Stephen
40. Howard 90. Horace
41. Lewis 91. Marion
42. Ralph 92. Bernard
43. Herbert 93. Anthony
44. Paul 94. Julius
45. Lee 95. Warren
46. Tom 96. Leroy
47. Herman 97. Clifford
48. Martin 98. Eddie
49. Jacob 99. Sidney
50. Michael 100. Milton
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male names #2
1. Leon 51. Elbert
2. Alex 52. Emmett
3. Lester 53. Phillip
4. Emil 54. Morris
5. Dan 55. Noah
6. Willis 56. Claud
7. Everett 57. Clinton
8. Dave 58. Felix
9. Leslie 59. Moses
10. Rufus 60. Elijah
11. Alvin 61. Nelson
12. Perry 62. Simon
13. Lloyd 63. Lonnie
14. Victor 64. Virgil
15. Calvin 65. Hiram
16. Harrison 66. Jasper
17. Norman 67. Marshall
18. Wesley 68. Manuel
19. Jess 69. Sylvester
20. Percy 70. Fredrick
21. Amos 71. Mike
22. Dennis 72. Abraham
23. Jerry 73. Silas
24. Nathan 74. Irvin
25. Franklin 75. Max
26. Alonzo 76. Owen
27. Matthew 77. Christopher
28. Mack 78. Reuben
29. Earnest 79. Glenn
30. Gus 80. Nicholas
31. Russell 81. Ellis
32. Adam 82. Marvin
33. Jay 83. Wiley
34. Wallace 84. Eli
35. Otis 85. Edmund
36. Stanley 86. Ollie
37. Adolph 87. Cecil
38. Jake 88. Cleveland
39. Roscoe 89. Curtis
40. Maurice 90. Timothy
41. Melvin 91. Harley
42. Gilbert 92. Jeff
43. Ross 93. Anton
44. Willard 94. Alva
45. Mark 95. Wilson
46. Levi 96. Irving
47. Wilbur 97. Clayton
48. Cornelius 98. Rudolph
49. Jose 99. Vernon
50. Aaron 100. Hubert
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Surnames #1
1. Knowles 51. Bacon
2. Crow 52. Jost
3. German 53. Reagan
4. Davis 54. Moliter
5. Mackland 55. Houser
6. Jones 56. Franz
7. Moran 57. Kleinschmidt
8. Barnes 58. Meyer
9. Clay 59. Blume
10. Gerhardt 60. Herbert
11. Duning 61. Naughton
12. Connelly 62. Hogan
13. Wissmann 63. Burns
14. Regan 64. Karius
15. Steinhauser 65. Oughton
16. Rohan 66. Smith
17. Fahay 67. Hopkins
18. Dunn 68. Ackerman
19. Johnson 69. Ambrewster
20. Cohan 70. Dresler
21. Holland 71. Kennedy
22. O’Gorman 72. Stapleton
23. Luchartz 73. Hubbard
24. Brown 74. Boyd
25. Diamond 75. Hunter
26. Reed 76. Zek
27. Griffin 77. McGrath
28. Hamey 78. Thompson
29. Mortimer 79. Hughes
30. McLaren 80. Loftus
31. Vauss 81. DuCarmont
32. King 82. Campbell
33. Horrigan 83. Stoker
34. Marlee 84. Bosworth
35. Richardson 85. Cardwell
36. Gray 86. Perry
37. Devlin 87. Rogers
38. Myers 88. Hoffman
39. Nelson 89. Perkins
40. Rickett 90. Simon
41. Kruger 91. Tully
42. Harbison 92. McNamera
43. Armstrong 93. Saxon
44. Decking 94. Allison
45. Dedrich 95. Tice
46. Daniels 96. Russell
47. Meeks 97. Probst
48. Bond 98. Green
49. Shaffrey 99. Nicholson
50. Cooper 100. Curtis
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Surnames #2
1. Gibson 51. Stoner
2. Pearson 52. Marnhardt
3. Crosby 53. Swayne
4. Bayless 54. Loftin
5. Schaffer 55. France
6. Rowles 56. Kelly
7. Ritten 57. Fischer
8. Storen 58. Thornbury
9. Montgomery 59. Monroe
10. Lillingston 60. Barron
11. Arnold 61. Ludwig
12. Wolf 62. Schmidt
13. Ward 63. Cooney
14. Blaesy 64. Steinburn
15. Wightman 65. Maher
16. Burkhart 66. Kimball
17. Higgins 67. Hulbert
18. Ford 68. Glass
19. Dennehey 69. Allen
20. Hunn 70. Buchanan
21. Mitchell 71. Wildberger
22. Hassey 72. Thomas
23. Tamm 73. Doyle
24. Hosey 74. Alben
25. Layman 75. Richert
26. Foster 76. Arwien
27. Wrisberg 77. Sweeney
28. Kinney 78. Pomroy
29. Hall 79. Lane
30. Bligh 80. Keith
31. Lorings 81. Hardy
32. Shields 82. Forbes
33. Fairfax 83. Marnig
34. Bowman 84. Garrison
35. Harkins 85. Hess
36. Schwenker 86. Williams
37. Ryan 87. Klaus
38. Vogel 88. Richman
39. Carr 89. Parish
40. Tyler 90. Rhodes
41. Blake 91. Connor
42. Wheeler 92. Downing
43. Plunket 93. Berkshire
44. Ranken 94. Boyle
45. Brady 95. Gleason
46. Brewer 96. Gittins
47. Collins 97. Gilroy
48. Cairnes 98. O’Hara
49. Tracey 99. Farley
50. McDonald 100. Forman
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Rumors
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 Rumors and Jobs
1. Feral camels from the old US Camel Corps were spotted by the old ghost town.
2. After the murder of a sheriff, a town is descending into anarchy. The government is looking to appoint
someone as a U.S. Marshal to clean up the town.
3. Some unattended, branded cattle were found wandering outside of town. The sheriff is organizing a search
party to look into the incident.
4. An “artifact” has been found on an old mining claim. The finder claims that it is from an advanced civilization
that traveled to the area from Ancient Egypt.
5. The sheriff discovered a dead body outside of town. The body had a pocket watch with October 3rd carved
into the inside of the case. There was also a note written in French and a Portuguese coin.
6. A local tribe needs help defending their land from a rich capitalist, greedy for personal gain.
7. A local freak show has come into town. Some of the individuals in the show have been complaining about
mistreatment and missed pay.
8. A couple of lovers happened to be from powerful rival families. They need someone to help them elope or
settle the feud.
9. The general store needs a delivery sent to a local mining claim.
10. A farmer needs his windmill repaired.
11. Oil discovered on disputed land.
12. A hapless young banker has managed to forget the combination to the vault. The bank needs some expertise
to get it open without doing irreparable damage to the vault itself.
13. A burned-out wagon was found on the outskirts of town. The sheriff suspects the owners were murdered.
Tracks lead away from the wagon.
14. A popular young saloon owner was found murdered. Nothing was missing, but an ace of spades was placed
on his chest.
15. The sheriff is getting together a posse to round up a local gang that had just robbed a bank.
16. A local farmer claims to have seen a huge bird-like creature flying over his fields at dusk. Some speculate that
it could be a prehistoric pterosaur.
17. The sheriff can’t leave town, so he needs someone to transport a dangerous outlaw to a distant county seat.
18. A well-respected deputy fluent in several languages has gone missing. He had rounded up many criminals in
his career and must have many enemies.
19. Some unscrupulous men, together with a local land agent they are paying, are trying to force a farmer off her
land.
20. Calico Jane, the wealthy owner of a restaurant in town, has been rumored to be looking to hire someone to
murder an adversary of hers.
21. A local postmaster has fallen ill. If he loses his job, he won’t be able to feed his family.
22. A huge blockage has stopped all traffic coming to and from a prominent town. The townspeople need
someone to remove it.
23. A group of pioneers is looking for both protection and a guide as they pass through a particularly dangerous
area.
24. A skirmish has broken out between some pioneers and a local tribe.
25. A traveling magic show has disappeared without a trace. Some say the show had ties to some “illegal
activity.”
26. A rich widow needs someone to watch her unruly children while she conducts some business with her lawyer.
27. A captain of the U.S. Army arrived in town. He’s looking for someone to help him track down a hostile group
from a local tribe who has been terrorizing the area. This group is said to be especially cruel and heartless.
28. The town is hiring scouts to look for new water sources.
29. Three children of a powerful rancher have inherited his lands. They have started a
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31. Two individuals were caught trying to leave town with a coffin. They said that they were taking the body
of their dear old mother back to her hometown to be buried. When the coffin was opened, it was found to
be filled with sacks of silver. No one is quite sure where they got the silver, but no one doubts that it was
obtained through shady means.
32. A group of horse wrangles has been harassing the young ladies working at the saloon. The owner wants them
“taken care of.”
33. A local sheep rancher needs help with the shearing.
34. A rancher is looking for some extra cowhands for the round-up this year.
35. Local railroad construction foreman is looking for more workers to finish the line.
36. Mrs. Wilson needs her fence whitewashed.
37. A group of outlaws has kidnapped the Sheriff’s son, who also happens to be the deputy. They are demanding
a trade: One of their own had been picked up by the sheriff at a local saloon, and they want him back.
38. Raiders are attacking an important supply train.
39. A gunfighter says she’s the fastest in the West. She has issued an open challenge.
40. A train robbery has taken place and the gang who robbed it is said to be holed up in a cave southeast of town.
41. A leader of a local tribe is looking for some noble fighters who will help him fight against the new captain and
his men. This captain is said to be especially cruel and heartless.
42. A lucrative mine has been left to a daughter after the owner died mysteriously. Now she is being told that the
mine isn’t hers and that it actually (conveniently) belongs to an old rival.
43. A local mayor has had an attempt on his life. He needs someone to find the would-be assassins and bring
them to justice.
44. Horse thieves took several horses from the town the night before, and the townspeople are looking for
someone to track them down.
45. A group of bandits is going to ambush a stagecoach carrying a substantial amount of cash for a prestigious
bank.
46. A rogue miner is suspected of running off with two bags of gold dust. The miners think he hid it in a coyote
whole, but he denies the whole thing.
47. A famous sculptor has come into town. He is looking for the quintessential American cowboy to be the
subject of his “Greatest Work.”
48. A fire at the hotel is threatening to burn down the entire town.
49. Two powerful families are accusing each other of stealing something valuable. But rumors talk of a third party
involved in both thefts.
50. Some children found a few Spanish gold coins, sparking a treasure hunt for lost Conquistador gold.
51. A woman card dealer running a successful gambling establishment for “well-kempt” men needs someone to
go after a fellow gambler who owes her a substantial amount of money.
52. An anglomaniac has moved into town claiming to be a prestigious lawyer. But something seems fishy.
53. The local tribe has been accused of conducting raids on the settlement, but they fiercely deny it. Their leader
says that some group has been impersonating his people to get the government to force them off their land.
54. A farmer needs a barn raised.
55. A mysterious group of unscrupulous-looking characters arrived in town with papers from the federal
government claiming rights to the best land in the area.
56. There’s talk of a riot breaking out. Some railroad workers have accused the company of withholding their pay.
57. With rumors of a lost gold mine floating around, a British mine owner is looking for someone to head up an
expedition to find it.
58. A corrupt rancher is stealing a widow’s land. No one has the guts to stand up to him.
59. A snake oil salesman has run off with a large amount of money and nothing to show for it. The local sheriff
wants him taken in.
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61. A local saloon is looking to hire some bouncers.
62. A gang comes to a local town once a year demanding “payment” for “protection.” The town is looking for
hired guns to deal with them.
63. A local rancher says he is being blackmailed by another rancher. He needs to find some dirt on the other guy
as leverage.
64. Someone stole the plans for a new type of safe to be used by banks. The inventor wants the thief found
before he or she takes the plans to the patent office.
65. There’s to be a hanging of a young man who still claims his innocence. He claims that he was framed and that
the real perpetrator is hiding in the old mines.
66. A known gunslinger was spotted heading down the road to the richest ranch in the area.
67. The local post office needs wood chopped.
68. A star route mail carrier known for her reliability has fallen ill with fever n’ ague. She wants to hire a reliable
and tough individual to carry the mail until she recovers. Gun required.
69. A political candidate has gone missing. His rival is the chief suspect.
70. Several outlaws are being harbored by a woman well-known for her marksmanship.
71. The town is electing a new sheriff. One is blatantly corrupt, and the other woefully inept. Townspeople are
looking for a third option.
72. A crooked sheriff is terrorizing a small town. The townspeople have pooled their money to hire someone to
run him out of town.
73. The railroad company is looking for some strong persons to be “special agents” for the protection of company
property.
74. A rich merchant would like to hire a team of bodyguards as he deals with some “unfinished business.”
75. Word is that some riffraff is planning to stir up trouble at the coming-out party of a rich young lady.
76. Gold is found on a ranch two miles from town. The owner of the ranch needs some “protection” until he can
get a more permanent infrastructure in place.
77. A rich hotel owner’s son has been kidnapped. A ransom note was received by the mother of the young boy.
78. The town’s water tower is leaking. It needs to be repaired quickly.
79. A brawl has broken out at an establishment known for gambling. It seems about ready to erupt into the
streets
80. The sheriff’s jailhouse had a rather explosive jailbreak. The sheriff needs someone to rebuild the cell.
81. A snakebite victim needs to be rushed to the doctor.
82. Somebody’s poisoned the waterhole.
83. The US Marshall should’ve arrived over a week ago. The sheriff wants someone to take the Old East Road to
discover his fate.
84. Someone has been stealing the guns and ammunition from the military fort. The Major thinks someone in the
ranks is a traitor and a thief. What is worse, the guns are showing up in the hands of outlaws in the area.
85. A rancher has a beautiful new bronco that he just can’t seem to tame. He is offering a substantial amount of
money to anyone who can break him.
86. A child was found in a cave when some passersby happened to hear some shouts for help. She had been tied
up, blindfolded, and gagged, but she managed to get the gag off so she could yell. She says that she did not
see her kidnappers but that one went by the name of “Jimmy.”
87. A wild west show is looking for performers.
88. An eye-witness in a murder needs protection until the trial.
89. A woman bandit, convicted of armed robbery, has escaped from prison and is on the run.
90. A woman outlaw has been running a very profitable cattle rustling “business.” The local sheriff wants her
brought in.
91. The sheriff needs someone to guard a prisoner while they round up their comrade.
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93. Some army deserters have fortified a strategic point on the river/road, forcing merchants to pay a toll.
94. An honest young sheriff is run afoul of corrupt ranchers. Word is their coming to “remove” him from office.
95. Miss Sally has lost her chickens. She needs someone to round them up.
96. A group of cattle rustlers is taking 20 head of cattle through the pass at midnight.
97. A stagecoach bandit successfully robbed a stagecoach of its strongbox and got away on a stolen horse. The
owner of the horse has informed the sheriff that his horse was wearing three horseshoes and one mule shoe
--information that would benefit anyone trying to track the outlaw down.
98. There’s a rat infestation at the general store. The owner needs them exterminated.
99. Two bedraggled men arrive in town. They say their wagon train got trapped in a difficult area and are in
desperate need of help.
100. A town is holding a marksmanship competition. The winner gets a Winchester ‘73.

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