Who said this?

[Silver Creek Slim]

Reckon ST's tha only one payin' tension 'round here.  I'm beginnin' ta wonder if mebbe Slim's got a "ghost answerer" fer some a tha questions we thought he answered.

I wouldn't doubt it any. 

Slim

[Brazos Bucky Smith]

Crawford Goldsby, died March 17, 1896 of a neck problem.  20 years old at the time of his departure.

Thanks Capt. your little hint lead me right to him.

Brazos

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

Nice ta see ya, BB.   How's everything?

[Brazos Bucky Smith]

  Doin' great, just got back into retired life, been working at Lowe's fir a while.

Thanks

Brazos

[Scattered Thumbs]

Crawford Goldsby, died March 17, 1896 of a neck problem.  20 years old at the time of his departure.

Thanks Capt. your little hint lead me right to him.

Brazos

Crawford Goldsby a.k.a. Cherokee Bill 

[Silver Creek Slim]

"There are many men in the world who are big chiefs and command many people, but you, I think, are the greatest of them all.  I want you to be a father to me and treat me as your son... I am now in your hands."

[Mogorilla]

I am not jumping out of a plane, but Geronimo!

[Silver Creek Slim]

I am not jumping out of a plane, but Geronimo!

Geronimo said it as he surrendered to General George Crook in 1883.
Good job, pard.


Slim

[Silver Creek Slim]

"The wildest, roughest, wickedest honky tonk between Basin Street and the Barbary Coast."

[Griff]

-- The New York Times commenting on the Birdcage Theater in Tombstone, AZ

[Silver Creek Slim]

Alright, who's using Mr. Google? 

Slim

[Griff]

Mrs. Google??

[Steel Horse Bailey]

Griff, ya almost made me spew water on my keyboard!!

[Griff]

Sounds like you enjoyed reading it, almost as much as I enjoyed writing it

[Steel Horse Bailey]

Yep!

[Major 2]

BTW did ya ever notice how much Davey Crockett and Daniel Boone looked alike.

Hey, I rode in an elevator with Davy Crockett in San Antonio** when he was making his Alamo movie in Brackettville, and he didn't look at all like Daniel Boone.  Thinkin' back on that experience, he did look a bit like Rooster Cogburn, though.

**He had an ear infection and was seeing an ear specialist in the Medical Arts Building where my mom worked at the time.

Capt.

I have a question, which Alamo Film in Brackettville ?

the first was  " The Last Command" Arthur Hunnicutt played Crockett (at the Louis Hobbs Ranch)

next was  "The Alamo"  John Wayne as Crockett  the Ybarra Set was at the Happy Shahan Ranch

then the yawner " 13 Days to Glory"  the late Brian Keith was Crockett

followed by arguably the best " Alamo the Price of Freedom " the late Merrill Connally (Texas Governor John's brother )

I was the Production Designer for "Alamo the Price of Freedom " and totally re-built the ruin of Ybarra's set and corrected the anchorisms and incorrect fasad of the 27 year old set.






(BTH Disney's Film 2004 "Alamo" set... is not to scale, compound is about 50% smaller that the true 1836 Mission Fort)