Fill In The Blanks

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

Hickok

Good guess, but no cigar. It was Billy Brooks.

[Silver Creek Slim]

Hickok

Good guess, but no cigar. It was Billy Brooks.

One o' my relations. 

Slim

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

Hickok

Good guess, but no cigar. It was Billy Brooks.

One o' my relations. 

Slim

Sure seems to be a family resemblance.

[Silver Creek Slim]

Try this picture instead. 

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

What I want to know is, did he really steal them mules or not?

[Silver Creek Slim]

What I want to know is, did he really steal them mules or not?

I didn't steal no mules. 

Slim

[Four-Eyed Buck]

Did Billy have red hair???

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

Did Billy have red hair???

Nope, just rope burns on his neck.

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

"I repeat - there never was another ____?____ and never will be.  He is a puzzle.  He was not a rustler, nor a thief, nor a robber, nor an officer - he was merely a killer of bad men and a hell-raiser in general.  At times he was probably an ordinary rancher; at least he owned a small ranch in New Mexico.  Otherwise, he was employed in lighter diversions, such as drinking red-eye, treeing towns, and raising cain just for the fun of the thing.  His curious sense of humor sets him off.  His avowed enemy was just any and every peace officer or an enemy of the Confederacy.  Yet his code of ethics was that of the West and he stuck to it.  He was a killer, but by no means a murderer."   From George Hendricks' Bad Man of the West.

[tarheel mac]

really don't know, but I am gonna take a guess and say Clay Allison?

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

really don't know, but I am gonna take a guess and say Clay Allison?

If I ever need a guesser, sure hope you're close by.  Clay it is.

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

"____?____ lived through his first hanging.  Even after three doctors examined his dead body after the second hanging and pronounced him thoroughly deceased, there were many Texas Negroes who believed he was the devil incarnate and would return at any minute to descend upon their "holy-roly" meetings, marking his devastating course with death-dealing six-gun slugs."

From Geroge Hendricks' The Badman of the West

[Four-Eyed Buck]

That's one tough hombre, whoever he was........Buck

[Col. Riddles]

No idea who that owlhoot was.

[Col. Riddles]

_____?_____ Arizona outlaw of the 1880s and ________?_________, President of The United States wre cousins. The answer may surprize you.

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

"____?____ lived through his first hanging.  Even after three doctors examined his dead body after the second hanging and pronounced him thoroughly deceased, there were many Texas Negroes who believed he was the devil incarnate and would return at any minute to descend upon their "holy-roly" meetings, marking his devastating course with death-dealing six-gun slugs."

From Geroge Hendricks' The Badman of the West

It was Bill Longley.

[Silver Creek Slim]

"____?____ lived through his first hanging.  Even after three doctors examined his dead body after the second hanging and pronounced him thoroughly deceased, there were many Texas Negroes who believed he was the devil incarnate and would return at any minute to descend upon their "holy-roly" meetings, marking his devastating course with death-dealing six-gun slugs."

From Geroge Hendricks' The Badman of the West

It was Bill Longley.

That name sounds familiar. 

Slim

[Silver Creek Slim]

"____?____ lived through his first hanging.  Even after three doctors examined his dead body after the second hanging and pronounced him thoroughly deceased, there were many Texas Negroes who believed he was the devil incarnate and would return at any minute to descend upon their "holy-roly" meetings, marking his devastating course with death-dealing six-gun slugs."

From Geroge Hendricks' The Badman of the West

It was Bill Longley.

That name sounds familiar. 

Slim

This is why. 
"I see a good many enemies around, and mighty few friends." – Bill Longley's last words before he was hanged in 1878.

Slim

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

_____?_____ Arizona outlaw of the 1880s and ________?_________, President of The United States wre cousins. The answer may surprize you.

Drawin' a blank.  How 'bout a hint?  (like the name of one or the other if their last names aren't the same)

[Brazos Bucky Smith]

  Biil Clinton! tee heh heh