Mollie Johnson, Queen of the Blondes and Her Three Golden Hair Protégés
Deadwood Girls Said to Have Snub and Roman Noses
Mollie Johnson was 27 years old in 1880 and a widow. She was born to Irish immigrants in Alabama. Her occupation in Deadwood was noted as running a Boarding House.
Ida Clark was 28 years old in 1880 and single. She and her parents were born in Massachusetts. Her occupation in Deadwood was noted as running a Boarding House.
Ida Cheplan was 23 years old in 1880 and married. She and her parents were born in Canada. Her occupation in Deadwood was noted as running a Boarding House.
Jennie Duchesneau was 22 years old in 1880 and single. She and her parents were born in Canada. Her occupation in Deadwood was noted as running a Boarding House.
Marriage to Miss Mollie Johnson, "Drama of Life"
Feb 18 1878
In regard to: Lew Spencer Negro Minstrel, Bella Union
Madam to have grand dance on the 12th at fire house
Jul 05 1878
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Dancing at the Engine House, Sherman street
Jul 11 1878
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Grand ball to celebrate opening of truck house
Jul 12 1878
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Will give party for friends at Canoll's warehouse
Aug 12 1878
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Will receive friends at Canoll's for dance
Aug 15 1878
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
In regard to: Eureka Hall D.B. Cannoll and Johnny Cooley
Ida Clark and Mabel have left Mollie Johnson in the lurch
Sep 20 1878
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Mabel capped Mollie while Ida had trunks removed
Sep 20 1878
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Sinful place, a resort for naughty men, on Sherman
Dec 04 1878
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
She has moved her girls, Mrs White now has lodging house
Dec 05 1878
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
In regard to: White, K.J., Mrs
To give ball at Fireproof Hall on Christmas Eve
Dec 20 1878
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Goes to Chicago for a new star combination
Jan 08 1879
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Miss Mollie Johnson to give masquerade at Hall
Jan 28 1879
In regard to: Fireproof Hall
Fixing up a good pounding for herself for talking
Mar 24 1879
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Arrested for selling budge without a license
Mar 24 1879
In regard to: Clinton, Sis
In regard to: St Clair, Edith
In regard to: Redmond, Iva
Mollie Johnson says she did not turn in her "sisters in sin"
Mar 25 1879
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
In regard to: Clinton, Sis
In regard to: Redmond, Eva
In regard to: St Clair, Edith
Discharged on selling liquor without a license
Mar 29 1879
In regard to: Clinton, Sis
In regard to: St Clair, Edith
In regard to: Redmond, Iva
Queen of the blonds to give a dance Saturday
May 10 1879
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
She and 3 of her golden hair proteges had bad fall
Jun 18 1879
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
In regard to: Edith St. Clair "Made her debut, sings like nightingale"
Jennie, one of her boarders, tries to kiss wildcat
Jul 10 1879
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Snubbing at less handsome and prosperous sisters
Jul 30 1879
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Sweet sounds of song issue from such a b-a-d place
Aug 27 1879
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Death of an erring sister at Madame Johnsons house
Sep 26 1879
In regard to: Phillips, Jennie
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
In regard to: Big Deadwood Fire September 79
In regard to: true identity of deceased possibly Josephene Willard
Lost everything in fire, saved Phillips body first
Nov 04 1879
In regard to: Phillips, Jennie
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
In regard to: Big Deadwood Fire September 79
Body awaiting burial was only thing saved
Nov 04 1879
In regard to: Phillips, Jenny
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
In regard to: Big Deadwood Fire September 79
Grieving over the loss of her canary
Nov 14 1879
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
In regard to: Big Deadwood Fire September 79
Largest group of bald headed men ever seen at stage
Feb 07 1880
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
New stars have arrived at Gem Theatre
Feb 08 1880
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
By their fruits, bread cast upon the waters, $10
Feb 12 1880
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
In regard to: Campbell, James
In regard to: Heffron, Michael
In regard to: Mahan, John
In regard to: McHugh, William
In regard to: Neill, Robert
In regard to: Raymond, John B.
In regard to: Rigby, A.J.
In regard to: Stillwell, William
In regard to: Wagner, C.H.
In regard to: Williams, James
Not desiring to be left out, contributed $10
Feb 12 1880
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Pioneer tells of exploits of one of her girls
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Prints article on Mollie Johnson's girls behavior
Feb 17 1880
In regard to: Pioneer Newspaper
Miss Mollie Johnson will give a fancy dress party
Mar 14 1880
Inregard to: Johnson, Mollie
In regard to: Roberts, George
Arrested on complaint of Mollie Johnson, disorderly
May 30 1880
In regard to: Stacy, Charles E.
Had Stacy arrested for drunkedness, case dismissed
May 30 1880
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Assault and battery on one of Mollie Johnson's girls
Sep 10 1880
In regard to: Ward, William
In regard to: Black Americans
Ward fined $5 for assault and battery on her girl
Sep 10 1880
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Second alarm of fire from house within a few days
Nov 18 1880
In reagard to: Johnson, Mollie
Boarding house lady superior accused of larceny
Jan 21 1881
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
To give grand ball at Stone's billiard hall
Mar 05 1881
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Trunk broken into by Haley at Little Cottonwood
Mar 26 1881
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
In Deadwood via Sidney coach with 6 girls
May 06 1881
in regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Takes in 2 bad young girls
Dec 16 1881
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Taken off streets and put in Miss Johnson's care.
Misses Pettijohn and Woodall have become notorious.
Dec 16 1881
In regard to: Woodall, Miss
In regard to: Pettijohn, Miss
Leaves Deadwood
Jan 28 1883
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Ida Clark
Incoming Travelers from Cheyenne
Aug 14 1878
In regard to: Clark, Ida
Ida Clark and Mabel have left Mollie Johnson in the lurch
Sep 20 1878
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
She and Mable have left Mollie without her "girls"
Sep 20 1878
In regard to: Clark, Ida
Ravishingly handsome girl attracting attention
Mar 13 1879
In regard to: Clark,
Testimony in the Stokes assault case
Mar 30 1880
In regard to: Clark, Ida
Miss Peasley mopped the floor with Ida Clark
Mar 30 1880 In regard to: Clark, Ida
Skipped out for the states on day of Wallace tragedy
Apr 02 1880
In regard to: Clark, Ida
Clark will give grand ball at California Georges
May 14 1880
In regard to: Clark, Ida
Provided entertainment that was not on Gem bills
Mar 30 1880
In regard to: Clark, Ida
One of her boarders attacked Fink, he had her arrested
Nov 27 1880
In regard to: Clark, Ida
Some of her boarders to attend Giddings court
Feb 17 1881
In regard to: Clark, Ida, Miss
Giddings unraveled mystery of purloined trunk
Feb 18 1881,
In regard to: Clark, Ida, Miss
To answer to grand jury in purloined trunk case
Feb 18 1881
In regard to: Morrell, Dennie
Discharged without hearing in purloined trunk case
Feb 18 1881
In regard to: Pierson, Frankie
Acquitted in purloined trunk case
Feb 18 1881
In regard to: Stewart, Nettie
Leaves Deadwood
Jan 09 1882
In regard to: Clark, Ida
Residents of Mollie Johnson Boarding House, Main Street, Deadwood
Mollie Johnson, 27, Widowed, White, Female, born Alabama, parents born Ireland, occupation Boarding House
A. Mc Cullis, 22, Single, White, Female, born Massachusetts, mother born Massachusetts, father born Scotland, occupation House Keeper
Jennie Devine, 22, Divorced, White, Female, born New York, parents born Ireland, occupation House Keeper
Jennie Milford, 27, Single, White, Female, born in Missouri, parents born in Hamburg, occupation House Keeper
Alice Deneskee, 26, Single, White, Female, born in Canada, parents born in Canada, occupation House Keeper
Maud Moore, 19, Single, White, Female, born in Michigan, mother born in France, father born in Ireland, occupation House Keeper
Residents of Ida Cheplan Boarding House, Main Street, Deadwood
Ida Cheplan, 23, Married, White, Female, born in Canada, parents born in Canada, occupation Boarding House Unknown relationship to Head of Household, Herman Bischoff, 30, Single, White, Male, born Russia, parents born Russia, occupation Liquor Dealer
Jennie Deauchesnau, 23, Single, White, Female, born in Canada, parents born in Canada, occupation House Keeper
Josie Lebbel, 19, Single, White, Female, born in Ohio, parents born unknown, occupation House Keeper
Residents of Ida Clark Boarding House, Sherman Street, Deadwood
Ida Clark, 28, Single, White, Female, born Massachusetts, parents born Massachusetts, Head of Household, occupation Boarding House
Nellie Adams, 27, Single, White, Female, born Massachusetts, parents born Massachusetts, occupation boarder
Connie Hoffman, 19, Single, White, Female, born Louisiana, mother born France, father born Ireland, occupation boarder
Georgie Thomley, 26, Single, White, Female, born Vermont, parents born France, occupation boarder
Ida Gonzert, 20, Single, White, Female, born Iowa, parents born France, occupation boarder
Florence Niel, 19, Single, White, Female, born Illinois, parents born unknown, occupation boarder
Ah Soy, 20, Single, Chinese, Male, born China, parents born China, occupation Servant
Ah Bong, 23, Single, Chinese, Male, born China, parents born China, occupation Cook ?? Servant
Minnie Martin, 27, Single, White, Female, born Illinois, parents born Louisiana, occupation boarder
Josie Charland, 22, Single, White, Female, born Canada, parents born France, occupation boarder
Rose Dushesneau, 25, Widowed, White, Female, born Canada, parents born France, occupation boarder
Bella Lamonie, 22, Widowed, White, Female, born Canada, parents born Canada, occupation boarder
Jennie Loovie, 22, Single, White, Female, born Canada, parents born Canada, occupation boarder
Del. Lengivin, 21, Single, White, Female, born Canada, parents born Canada, occupation boarder
Louise Lamam, 20, Single, White, Female, born Canada, parents born Canada, occupation boarder
Abina Labell, 23, Single, White, Female, born Canada, parents born Canada, occupation boarder
Ah Sing, 26, Single, Chinese, Male, born Canada, parents born Canada, occupation Servant
Blanch Leneven, 4 months, White, Female, born Illinois, parents born unknown
Residents of Jennie Duchesneau Boarding House, Sherman Street, Deadwood
Jennie Duchesneau, 22, Single, White, Female, born Canada, parents born Canada, Head of Household, occupation Boarding House
Ada Sheplo, 26, Divorced, White, Female, born Canada, parents born Canada, occupation boarder
Josie Labell, 21, Single, White, Female, born Canada, parents born Canada, occupation boarder
Emma Leroux, 22, Single, White, Female, born Canada, parents born Canada, occupation boarder
Irene Thornton, 35, Married, White, Female, born Missouri, mother born Indiana, father born Kentucky, occupation Servant
French Mollie and French Em
Texas Bill, Calamity Jane and Dirty Em 1876
In regard to: Dirty Em
Sep 25 1883 Article
Texas Bill paraded head through saloons...1876
In regard to: Texas Bill
In regard to: Indian head
Sep 25 1883Article
Dance given by Mollie Solace "French Mollie"
In regard to: Solace, Mollie
In regard to: Marble Hall
Feb 16 1878
Unpleasantness at the Marble Hall, Thomas Falay
In regard to: Marble Hall
In regard to: May,
May 11 1878
Miss Irene Carleton, social party, Marble hall
In regard to: Marble Hall
May 31 1878
Marble hall, J.B. Czachebo and J. Sangios
In regard to: Marble Hall
Jun 18 1878
Moll Solace shoots Mrs Murphy
In regard to: Murphy, Mrs
In regard to: Solace, Mollie
Feb 01 1880
Brought charges against Moll Solace for assault
In regard to: Murphy, Mrs
Feb 03 1880
Brought before Clark on complaint of Mrs Murphy
In regard to: Solace, Mollie
Feb 03 1880
Accused Arkansas Jack of taking $5 from bureau
In regard to: French Emma
In regard to: Arkansas Jack
Feb 12 1880
Emma and Mollie had private hair pulling matinee
In regard to: Solace, Mollie
In regard to: French Emma
Mar 10 1880
To give a masquerade ball at California George??s
In regard to: Solace, Mollie
Mar 23 1880
Ball to raise money so she can return to the state
In regard to: Solace, Mollie
Mar 24 1880
Stone seeking $270 for furniture he furnished her
In regard to: French Emma
May 08 1880
Sued French Em for $270 for furniture he furnished
In regard to: Stone, Gib
May 08 1880
Took Stone and French Em case for arbitration
In regard to: Hastie, Addison W.
May 08 1880
Left town owing money, warrant issued for arrest
In regard to: French Emma
May 28 1880
Marriage, to Johnnie Swift, on Monday evening
In regard to: Solace, Mollie
In regard to: Swift, Johnnie
Jul 14 1880
We speak only from rumor, as the will made by John Hildebrand has not yet been opened and attested, but we understand that he made a testament, and in it provided for the disposition of his property. He has a wife and three children in the state of Ohio whom he had not seen for several years, but who were provided for by him during his residence in the west. Since going out of the mercantile business in this city several years ago, he has been in the cattle business, locating first on Dead Horse creek, above Hulens ranch some distance, and latterly on a pre-emption claim not far from Minnesela, in Butte county. His property consisted of four horses, wagon, harnesses, saddles, and such property, and a bunch of cattle, estimated at from 500 to 800 head, all of them American cattle of a superior quality, with not one Texan or mixed blood among them. His will provides that after the pavement of his debts, his property shall be equally divided between his wife, three children and French Em, who has kept house for him since he has been in the cattle business, share and share alike. We understand that Jack Robinson was made executor of the estate, and in his selection the testator exhibited his usual good judgment, as no more capable or competent person could have been selected.
In regard to: Hildebrand, John.
In regard to: French Em.
In regard to: Robinson, Jack.
March 20, 1884
Gruesome Murders of Erring Sisters
Cowboy Ruffians Goes Unpunished for the Murder of Pearl Leopold
Leaves Deadwood
In regard to: Leopold, Pearl
Jan 26 1883
Mrs. Leopold of Spearfish, formerly a resident of Deadwood, was found in the hallway of the Murray House shot to death. It is believed that Bill Hill and Fred Wiggins got into a quarrel in the hallway and a shot was fired, mortally wounding Mrs. Leopold.
In regard to: Leopold, Pearl.
In regard to: Hill, Bill.
In regard to: Wiggins, Fred.
In regard to: Spearfish.
In regard to: Deadwood.
February 12, 1884
Coroner Smith held an inquest over the body of Pearl Leopold. Jury found that deceased died from a pistol shot by Fred Higgins with William Hill as an accessory.
In regard to: Leopold, Pearl.
In regard to: Higgins, Fred.
In regard to: Hill, William.
In regard to: Spearfish.
February 13, 1884
Body of Pearl Leopold, the murdered girl, was brought in last evening and placed in one of Rose Barnett's rooms on Wall Street, from whence the funeral will take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon. As in all other murder cases, Hill and Higgins have their friends, and they have been busy manufacturing public opinion to aid their friends, and various rumors are continually coming in from them. One of these was to the effect that it would be impossible to arrest them, as they would die before they would surrender, and no one would dare go after them as it would be certain death. Another rumor was that the citizens of Spearfish looked upon them as public benefactors, in thus ridding their town of a nuisance that had become unbearable, and they would do nothing in the way of aiding in their arrest, as the lesson they had taught bad girls would deter others from coming there. This is all bosh, and there is not a word of truth in any of these reports. Spearfish, like all other places, has a very large majority of peaceable, law-abiding citizens, who have for months been disgusted with the actions of the cowboy element, who have at times, when crazed with liquor, terrorized the entire population. This last brutal act has aroused them to a feeling that it must and shall be suppressed, and they are moving in the matter with a purpose that is truly commendable; pursuit has been organized, and men have gone on the trail who will overtake them and return them for trial, or kill them like the dogs that they are if they resist. But then they'll not resist, but will throw up their bloody hands like all others of their ilk. Contents Rose Barnett's rooms are located on Wall Street.
In regard to: Leopold, Pearl.
In regard to: Barnett, Rose.
In regard to: Hill.
In regard to: Higgins.
In regard to: Spearfish.
February 14, 1884
At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, a large number of persons assembled at the house of Rose Barnett, on Wall Street, to assist in the last sad rites over the remains of Pearl Leopold. The remains were neatly arrayed in a costly dress, ornamented with beautiful flowers, enclosed in a handsome silver plated casket, with the words "at rest," engraved upon a silver plate that ornamented the lid. The Reverend Dill officiated, and in a very eloquent and appropriate manner, called the attention of the friends assembled, to the lesson presented in the death of their friend.
In regard to: Barnett, Rose.
In regard to: Leopold, Pearl.
In regard to: Dill.
Mt. Moriah Cemetery, Leopold, Pearl, died February 15, 1884, age 24y, buried Sec NPF, Lot 187
February 15, 1884
There is likely to be some trouble in a day or two. Some fellow, a horse thief, was arrested and imprisoned at Miles City several weeks since. He was a United States prisoner, and Al Raymond started after him, as reported in the Times. At Spearfish Al concluded to return, and did so, sending Joe Ryan on after him. About the time Joe was ready to return the sheriff at Miles was notified that a long suffering community, who have no special love for horse thieves, would intercept Joseph and relieve him of his charge. To prevent this the sheriff sent out a guard of four men with Deputy Ryan and telegraphed Al Raymond to send out an armed escort to meet them and Deputies Duffy, Jackson and Fred Willard started out yesterday to meet them. Great pains will be taken with this horse thief, but there is no officer to go after Higgins and Hill.
In regard to: Raymond, Al.
In regard to: Ryan, Joe.
In regard to: Duffy.
In regard to: Jackson.
In regard to: Willard, Fred.
In regard to: Higgins.
In regard to: Hill.
In regard to: Spearfish.
February 14, 1884
Not one-half of the ruffanism displayed by Fred Higgins in the murder of Pearl Leopold has ever been told. An inmate of the house at the time states that when Hill and Higgins came in at the front door, Pearl was going up stairs, and was called down by them. Higgins struck her with his pistol and broke her nose. He then shot her, and after emptying their pistols called out in the darkness for Pearl. She answered him from a corner behind the door and told him she was done for. He took her by the hair and dragged her up stairs, undressed her, and after examing her wound expressed himself satisfied that she would die, and with Hill then left the house.
In regard to: Leopold, Pearl.
In regard to: Higgins, Fred.
In regard to: Hill.
February 17, 1884
A messenger (Whispering Tom) came into Spearfish Sunday from the battle field, riding the horse that carried Hill out of the country the night they murdered Pearl (Leopold). He says that Cunningham was killed and Harris shot in the leg while standing in front of the saloon, as mere lookers on. He states that it was a mere boy, known as the Kid, the same as referred to by Al Raymond in his letter, that done the shooting from behind a fence and killed O??Hara and perforated Fred Willard??s clothing.
In regard to: Hill.
In regard to: Leopold, Pearl.
In regard to: Cunningham.
In regard to: Harris.
In regard to: Raymond, Al.
In regard to: Willard, Fred.
In regard to: Kid.
In regard to: Whispering Tom.
February 19, 1884
Billy the Kid living in cave near Bear Lodge mountains.
Complete article: Cattlemen who have lately come in from Foster??s range, at the west end of the Bear Lodge mountains, says that Higgins, Hill, Axelbee, Billy the Kid, and the balance of the outlaws, some of whom are wounded, are living there in a cave. One of them is so badly wounded that he had to be hauled to his present quarters on a sled drawn by hand. For food they kill stock, and are supposed to be living on beef straight. If they are wanted right bad by the officers, they might be found, as the cattle owners would show them the cave.
In regard to: Higgins.
In regard to: Hill.
In regard to: Axelbee.
In regard to: Billy the Kid
In regard to: Bear Lodge.
April 1, 1884
Lewis Stahl was killed in the same house and room as Pearl Leopold
had been killed by Higgins and Hill in Spearfish.
In regard to: Stahl, Lewis.
In regard to: Leopold, Pearl.
In regard to: Higgins.
In regard to: Hill.
In regard to: Spearfish.
April 11, 1884
Murderer still hovers around Hills.
In regard to: Higgins, Fred.
In regard to: Leopold, Pearl.
July 18, 1884
Grand jury meets.
In regard to: Law and order.
In regard to: Dawson, Andrew R. Z.
In regard to: Herrmann, John.
In regard to: Hoyt, Eugene.
In regard to: Cornell.
In regard to: Manning, John P.
In regard to: Hunt, John.
In regard to: Fidler.
In regard to: Leopold, Pearl.
In regard to: Higgens, Fred.
In regard to: Lane, Edward C.
Aug. 9, 1884.
Judge Bradley and Jack Bishop in the city.
In regard to: Bishop, Jack.
In regard to: Leopold, Pearl.
In regard to: Bradley, William W.
Nov. 18, 1884
Death of Kitty Le Roy, Dancer at The Gem, Shot By Husband Samuel Curley
Estate Left To Daughter, Probate Judge and Guardian Connected Embezzlement of Estate
LeRoy, Kitty Miss dancing at Gem Theatre
May 19 1877
In regard to: LeRoy, Kitty
LeRoy, Kittie marries Samuel R. Curley
Jun 11 1877
In regard to: LeRoy, Kitty
LeRoy, Miss Kitty volunteered for Vaidis benefit
In regard to: LeRoy, Kitty
Aug 11 1877
LeRoy, Kitty shot by husband Samuel Curley
Dec 07 1877
In regard to: LeRoy, Kitty
Donnelly, Hattie is examined about Kitty LeRoy??s death
In regard to: Donnelly, Hattie
Dec 07 1877
Times reporter in the Lone Star when Kitty LeRoy
In regard to: Times Newspaper
Dec 07 1877
Storms, Charles in charge of Kitty LeRoy funeral
In regard to: Storms, Charles
Dec 08 1877
Norcross, Rev. officiating at Kitty LeRoy's funeral
Dec 08 1877
In regard to: Norcross, L.P.
Star, Sol made special administrator, Kitty LeRoy
Dec 08 1877
In regard to: Star, Solomon
LeRoy, Kitty made a will written in pencil
Dec 08 1877
In regard to: LeRoy, Kitty
Frazer, Probate Judge, Kitty LeRoy's will
Dec 08 1877
In regard to: Frazer, J. R. Probate Judge
Curley, Kitty will written in ink is nullified
Dec 10 1877
In regard to: LeRoy, Kitty
In regard to: Curley, Kitty
Estate divided up
Jan 07 1878
In regard to: LeRoy, Kitty
In regard to: Curley, Kitty
Claimed estate of Kitty Curley (Kitty LeRoy)
In regard to: Donally, Kitty
Jan 07 1878
Appointed guardian of child of Kitty (LeRoy)Curley
In regard to: Early, Patrick H.
Jan 07 1878
Spooks perambulate the house where Kitty LeRoy was killed
Jan 16 1878
In regard to: LeRoy, Kitty
Brother of Sam Curley writes Times for information
In regard to: Times Newspaper
Feb 04 1878
Not complimentary review in New York "Varieties"
Feb 28 1878
In regard to: LeRoy, Kitty
Road superintendent relieved of his responsibility
In regard to: Early, Patrick H.
Feb 01 1879
A suspicious condition of the probate records
In regard to: Early, Patrick H.
Feb 11 1879
The Early-Frazer complication
In regard to: Offenbacher,
Feb 12 1879
J. R. Frazer charged with embezzlement in her estate
Mar 21 1879
In regard to: LeRoy, Kitty
In regard to: Fraser, J. R., Probate Judge
Robbing the dead
In regard to: Early, Patrick H., Estate Administrator
In regard to: Frazer, John R., Probate Judge
In regard to: Bryson, W.S.
In regard to: Butler, Eugene
In regard to: Offenbacher,
In regard to: Lovell, Elizabeth Estate
Apr 14 1879
The Lovell estate
In regard to: Early, Patrick H. Mrs.
Apr 16 1879
Administrator of Lovell estate, Early removed
In regard to: Early, Patrick H.
In regard to: Butler, T., Attorney, filing suit against Early
Apr 18 1879
Will probably return watch and chain in her possession
In regard to: Early, Patrick H. Mrs.
Apr 18 1879
Handed over the gold watch and chain of Elizabeth Lovell
In regard to: Early, Patrick H. Mrs.
Apr 22 1879
Has property of Lovell that has been returned
In regard to: Murch, Benjamin
Apr 24 1879
Mrs Lovell's diamonds again
In regard to: Lovell, Elizabeth
In regard to: Murch, Benjamin
Apr 25 1879
Dishonest as administrator, now wants to be Justice
In regard to: Early, Patrick H.
May 24 1879
Investigation into estate may cause new development
Apr 22 1879
In regard to: LeRoy, Kitty
Removed as administrator of estate, heirs request
In regard to: Early, Patrick H.
Jun 08 1879
Butler filing suit against Early in Lovell estate
In regard to: Early, Patrick H.
Jul 01 1879
Artist at Gem to paint Kitty Le Roy on stage side
Jun 27 1879
In regard to: Wilson, Calvin
In regard to: LeRoy, Kitty
Was original judge in Lovell estate case
In regard to: Frazer, J.R.
Dec 29 1881
Leaves Deadwood
Mar 11 1883
In regard to: Kitty Leroy daughter
LeRoy and Curley buried in double grave, 1877
Sep 22 1883
In regard to: LeRoy, Kitty
All That is Earthly of Unfortunate Girl "Kitty" Thresa Clyde
Murder or Double Suicide
A sad event for both the murdered and murderer now resting peacefully two lots apart.
Wilson, Charles arrives in Deadwood
In regard to: Wilson, Charles
Apr 12 1877
Wilson, Charles passenger on stage that was robbed
In regard to: Wilson, Charles
Jun 30 1877
Vincent and Mack offer benefit for relief of sick
In regard to: Wilson, Charles
Jan 16 1880
Murder of Kitty Clyde by Charley Wilson in the Gem Theatre.
In regard to: Clyde, Kitty
In regard to: Wilson, Charley.
In regard to: Gem Theatre.
November 6, 1883
Charles Wilson, who murdered Kitty Clyde and then tried to take his own life, will recovery, but the chances of saving his eye are slim.
In regard to: Wilson, Charles.
In regard to: Clyde, Kitty.
November 7, 1883
All that is earthly of the unfortunate girl, Kitty Clyde, was interred in Mount Moriah cemetery yesterday afternoon. The girls of her acquaintance attended the funeral in carriages, and expressed great sorrow over her untimely end. The body was handsomely dressed and had a very life like look. There was an abundance of handsome flowers inside and on the lid of the silver tipped casket.
In regard to: Clyde, Kitty.
In regard to: Mount Moriah Cemetery.
Clyde, Thresa, died November 7, 1883, age 22yr, buried Sec NPF, Lot 178
November 8, 1883
Charley Wilson last evening told his attendant that he did not shoot the girl, that she shot him and then herself. The pistol the shooting was done with, it is said, was hers, and she was powder burned and he was not. This is not, however, in accordance with his admission soon after the tragedy occurred.
In regard to: Wilson, Charley.
November 8, 1883
Charley Wilson is getting along splendidly, suffering but little if any pain, has a good appetite, and sleeps well, no inflammation, and the swelling almost entirely subsided. Henry Robinson, the special officer in charge, is with him all the time. Drs. O'Neall, McKown and Dickinson, examined him yesterday, and all agree he is entirely out of danger, will retain one eye, and Dr. O'Neall thinks both of them will come around all right.
In regard to: Wilson, Charley.
In regard to: Robinson, Henry.
In regard to: O??Neall.
In regard to: McKown.
In regard to: Dickinson
November 9, 1883
It looks as though some one is trying to manufacture evidence for Charley Wilson. We are continually hearing what he is said to have said concerning the shooting. And we also have it from good authority that he has said nothing about it, not being in a condition to talk without great effort.
In regard to: Wilson, Charley.
November 9, 1883
Charley Wilson, is continually improving and will soon be able to be up and around.
In regard to: Wilson, Charley.
November 10, 1883
Doctors yesterday removed Charley Wilson??s damaged eye. He is doing well.
In regard to: Wilson, Charley.
November 13, 1883
Charley Wilson, who was thought to be rapidly recovering, is in a very critical condition. Inflammation of the brain has set in, with pneumonia, leaving but little for his friends to hope for.
In regard to: Wilson, Charley.
November 17, 1883
Death. Wilson at 3 p.m. yesterday, at his father??s residence on Miller street, Charles Wilson breathed hs last. It was thought for days that he was rapidly recovering, but on Wednesday inflammation of the brain set in, accompanied by pneumonia, he became delirious, and sank rapidly, being unconscious most of the time to the end. His father was with him continually and rendered every assistance his loving heart could dictate. The girls have been unremitting in their attentions, providing everything possible for his comfort. They have also made prepartions for his funeral, which takes place today. Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.
In regard to: Wilson, Charles
In regard to: Clyde, Kitty
November 18, 1883
Charley Wilson died Saturday evening fromt he effects of a gunshot wound, inflicted by himself.
In regard to: Wilson, Charley.
November 20, 1883
All that was earthly of Charles Wilson was laid away to rest in Mount Moriah cemetery yesterday afternoon. There were no religious cermonies, we understand, the friends preferring a quiet funeral. This ends the tragedy.
In regard to: Wilson, Charles.
In regard to: Mount Moriah Cemetery.
Willson, Charles, died November 20, 1883, age 30yr, buried Sec NPF, Lot 180
November 21, 1883
Kitty Sparrow, "Little Trix", Shoots Her Fella In The Head
Sparrow, Kitty "Tricks" shoots Edward Trimpy
Dec 26 1877
In regard to: Sparrow, Kitty
In regard to: Tricks/Trix
Sparrow, Kitty "Tricks" goes to Trimpy's bedside
Dec 27 1877
In regard to: Sparrow, Kitty
In regard to: Tricks/Trix
Trimpy out of danger
Dec 28 1877
In regard to: Trimpy,
In regard to: Sparrow, Kitty
In regard to: Tricks/Trix
Shot man named Trimpy in right eye, he is recovering
Dec 30 1877
In regard to: Tricks
In regard to: Sparrow, Kitty
In regard to: Tricks/Trix
Gold Dust Currency, almost all businesses signed
Feb 01 1878
In regard to: Pearl, Rich and Trix
In regard to: Sparrow, Kitty
In regard to: Tricks/Trix
Roof caves in from snow, Trix quite upset
Mar 09 1878
In regard to: Pearl Saloon
In regard to: Sparrow, Kitty
In regard to: Tricks/Trix
Female sinner, whose house was demolished by wrath
Mar 12 1878
In regard to: Tricks
In regard to: Sparrow, Kitty
In regard to: Tricks/Trix
Has not shot anybody since she plugged him in head
Jun 07 1878
In regard to: Little Trix
In regard to: Sparrow, Kitty
In regard to: Tricks/Trix
There are no "Trix" in the bank we sung of
Jan 09 1879
In regard to: Trix
In regard to: Sparrow, Kitty
In regard to: Tricks/Trix
Man shot in face a year ago kills man at Sturgis
Mar 17 1879
In regard to: Trix
In regard to: Sparrow, Kitty
In regard to: Tricks/Trix
Murderer of Williams, not Dan Trimpy as reported
Mar 18 1879
In regard to: Neal, Dan
In regard to: Sparrow, Kitty
In regard to: Tricks/Trix
Not murderer of Williams, it was Dan Neal
Mar 18 1879
In regard to: Trimpy, Dan
In regard to: Sparrow, Kitty
In regard to: Tricks/Trix
Fellow that Trix shot accused in fiddlers murder
Jan 15 1880
In regard to: Trimpy, Dan
In regard to: Sparrow, Kitty
In regard to: Tricks/Trix
Kitty Arnold, One of The First Women To Enter Deadwood Gulch
Strikes It Rich and Lives A Long Life
Worth, Emma committed suicide at Kitty Arnold's house
May 19 1877
In regard to: Worth, Emma
In regard to: Arnold, Kitty
Struck a body of gold impregnated with quartz
Jun 15 1878
In regard to: Cheyenne Mine
Kittie Arnold becomes Quartz Queen of the Hills
Aug 02 1878
In regard to: Arnold, Kitty
"Quartz Queen of the Hills", puts down $4000 and buys 1/4 of Cheyenne Mine
Aug 02 1878
In regard to: Arnold, Kittie
In regard to: Kearney, Edward
Burglars ransacked house for wealth, found none
Aug 15 1878
In regard to: Arnold, Kitty
At Kitty Arnolds when burglars ransacked it
Aug 15 1878
In regard to: Dow, Georgia
Located about 1,000' east of the Cheyenne Mine
Nov 16 1878
In regard to: Father DeSmet Mine
Kitty calls on pioneer friends.
May 7, 1892
Kitty Arnold, one of the first women to enter Deadwood gulch, in the city calling on her old pioneer friends.
In regard to: Arnold, Kitty.
Widower Runs Away With a Frail Sister
Held, Henry tailor and cleaning store Lee St. Deadwood
In regard to: Held, Henry
Nov 16 1877
The nobby tailor, to open merchant tailor shop
In regard to: Held, Henry
Mar 26 1878
Held and Co. Merchant Tailors, next to Pioneer offic
In regard to: Held, Henry
Apr 06 1878
Jessie not liking Eddie's beating, knocked him flat
Jul 12 1878
In regard to: Nye, Jesse
Tailor who was lover of Jesse Nye
In regard to: Held, Henry
Sep 10 1878
At dance hall after wife??s funeral, in Bismarck
In regard to: Held, Henry
Oct 09 1878
A widower runs away with a frail sister
In regard to: Held, Henry
In regard to: Nye, Jesse
Sep 02 1878
Jessie Nye, nothing attractive in her appearance
Sep 02 1878
In regard to: Nye, Jesse
Character of some local repute, leaves with Held
Sep 02 1878
In regard to: Nye, Jesse, Miss
Was Jesse Nye a beer jerker or a lady of society?
Sep 10 1878
In regard to: Nye, Jesse
The Fallen Sisterhood, Filth of Iniquity on Main
Between Gold and Wall Street Sep 05 1879
Bell, Flora to volunteer at Theatre
Feb 24 1877
In regard to: Belle, Flora
Belle, Flora Gem Theatre
Apr 14 1877
In regard to: Belle, Flora
King, Willie in Deadwood
Apr 16 1877
In regard to: King, Willie
Walker, John takes Flora Belle and James Filsimons
May 07 1877
In regard to: Walker, John
Bell, Flora acquitted in court
May 12 1877
In regard to: Belle, Flora
Lewis, Miss Carrie in Deadwood
Jun 04 1877
In regard to: Lewis, Carrie
Lee, Miss Frankie, song and dance artist, Bella Union
Jun 17 1877
In regard to: Lee, Frankie
Howard, Miss serio-comicalities, Bella Union
Jun 17 1877
In regard to: Howard, Frankie
Waters, Lena at the Bella Union
Jul 26 1877
In regard to: Waters, Lena
Lewis, Carrie charges Redmond with robbery
Aug 11 1877
In regard to: Lewis, Carrie
Lewis, Carrie to perform at Bella Union
Aug 14 1877
In regard to: Lewis, Carrie
Lewis, Carrie benefit at Bella Union, wrestling match
Aug 16 1877
In regard to: Lewis, Carrie
Belle, Flora loses building in Gayville fire
Aug 18 1877
In regard to: Belle, Flora
Proposed to "kick your hat off for the drinks"
In regard to: Can Can Dolly
Aug 27 1877
Lee, Frankie and William Ginniven marry
Aug 27 1877
In regard to: Lee, Frankie
White, Blanche has money stolen
Aug 22 1877
In regard to: White, Blanche
Crosby, Charles steals from Blanche White
Aug 22 1877
In regard to: Crosby, Charles
Lewis, Miss Carrie serio-comic vocalist
Aug 31 1877
In regard to: Lewis, Carrie
Lewis, Miss Carrie female Dutch impersonator
Sep 14 1877
In regard to: Lewis, Carrie
Lewis, Carrie and Lagrave marry
Sep 18 1877
In regard to: Lewis, Carrie
Attendants at Frankie Lee and William Ginniven wedding
Aug 27 1877
In regard to: Lewis, Carrie
In regard to: Lagrave, Mr.
In regard to: Howard, Miss Frankie
In regard to: Gilday, Mr. and Mrs.
In regard to: Walpole, Mr.
Little Emma drunk friend's gun go off, no one hurt
In regard to: Little Emma
Dec 08 1877
Little Em's saloon Lee Street Christmas day
In regard to: Little Em Saloon
Dec 26 1877
House was raided and rocks were thrown
In regard to: White, Blanche
Jan 10 1878
Will give a ball soon
Feb 04 1878
In regard to: White, Blanche
Death, known as "Little Emma", short illness, 23
In regard to: Wyhart, Emma
Feb 08 1878
Old settler of Deadwood, "maison de plaisir"
Mar 07 1878
In regard to: Wilson, Maggie
Also known as Little Nell, visiting her parents
In regard to: California Diamond
Mar 07 1878
Her crooked house only place on Lee St, Central, with Bible
Mar 21 1878
In regard to: Sheppard, Mattie and her "Crooked Factory"
Her dog fell in a well at Lead
Apr 02 1878
In regard to: White, Blanche
Charges Frankie Ogden with larceny of her diamonds
Apr 03 1878
In regard to: White, Blanche
Nellie Williams and her sister Mrs. C.A. Helm leave
In regard to: California Diamond
Apr 04 1878
Case becoming known as "Wandering Diamond Case"
Apr 04 1878
In regard to: White, Blanche
Who has got her diamonds?
Apr 05 1878
In regard to: White, Blanche
Frankie Ogden dismissed on stealing her diamonds
Apr 05 1878
In regard to: White, Blanche
Diamonds are sparkling on her heaving bosom again
Apr 06 1878
In regard to: White, Blanche
Lead City News, leased two story house on Mill St.
Apr 11 1878
In regard to: White, Blanche
Maggie accused of fighting "tooth and nail"
Apr 24 1878
In regard to: Wilson, Maggie
Lodged complaint against Maggie Wilson, biting
Apr 24 1878
In regard to: White, Blanche
Judge to hear case, Blanche White and Maggie Wilson
Apr 24 1878
In regard to: Burke, X. S.
Fair Amazons, Blanche White and Maggie Wilson fight
Apr 25 1878
In regard to: White, Blanche
In regard to: Wilson, Maggie
In regard to: Burke, X.S.
Irene Carlton, a portion of her clothes stolen by Annie Connelly.
Got drunk and stole Irene Carlton clothing off her.
May 22 1878
In regard to: Connelly, Annie
Failed to settle account with Strass and Whitehead
Jun 01 1878
In regard to: Lewis, Carrie
With her little man, returned to gulch by Cheyenne
Jun 04 1878
In regard to: Flora Belle
In Deadwood, various spellings of surname
Jun 24 1878
In regard to: Blanchant Madame, Bouchamp Madame, Bauchants Madame
Complaint of slander from Irene Carleton
Jun 25 1878
In regard to: White, Lena
Arrested Jessie Skinner for selling fire water
Jun 28 1878
In regard to: Spencer, Charles
In regard to: Skinner, Jessie
House in Lead and one in Deadwood for sale
Jul 02 1878
In regard to: White, Blanche
Eddie Dwyer got drunk and pounded on his girl.
Jennie, she broke his little head. Jennie Washburn was released from jail.
Jul 12 1878
In regard to: Washburn, Jennie
Had no intention of stealing Patton's animals
Jul 24 1878
In regard to: Washburn, Jennie
Darkey arraigned for stealing from Lola's Place
Jul 24 1878
In regard to: Waters, Lena
Found Miss Crazy Horse and another Dutchman in the ditch
Aug 15 1878
In regard to: Early,
In regard to: Crazy Horse, Miss
Demi Monde of Central tried to commit suicide
Aug 16 1878
In regard to: Allen, Annie
Nellie Graham benefit ball
Aug 21 1878
In regard to: Graham, Nellie
Miss Belle Vernon and Maggie Mitchell solicit aid for
Nellie Graham who is ill
Aug 27 1878
In regard to: Graham, Nellie
In regard to: Mitchell, Maggie
In regard to: Vernon, Belle
Her story, Gussie Beach before, provoking coquette
In regard to: Beach, Gussie
Sep 30 1878
Will give a dance at Gem Saloon in Central City
Oct 11 1878
In regard to: Allen, Annie, Miss
Plaintiff is well known Blanche White, decree of divorce granted
Feb 28 1879
In regard to: Meyers, Mrs, and or White, Blanche
Methodists of Lead to make her house into church
Mar 07 1879
In regard to: White, Blanche
Mrs Tonn seizes girls' trunk, girl complains
Mar 13 1879
In regard to: Sherman House
Better known as California Diamond
In regard to: Williams, Nellie
Apr 04 1878
Has eased up on the bunko business, Leadville law
Aug 28 1879
In regard to: Crazy Horse, Miss
Leaves Deadwood
Oct 29 1878
In regard to: Vernon, Belle
Mother confessor of the democratic party
Nov 04 1878
In regard to: White, Blanche
Death, found dead in bed, suicide or murder?
Dec 02 1878
In regard to: Hall, Lizzie, Mrs
In regard to: Hall, Charles W., actor Langrishe Troupe
Coroner examined Lizzie Hall, found morphine
Dec 02 1878
In regard to: Hall, Lizzie
In regard to: Hall, Charles W., actor Langrishe Troupe
In regard to: Dickenson,
Death, 31 yrs old, rather suicide or homicide?
Dec 03 1878
In regard to: Hall, C.W., Mrs
In regard to: Hall, Charles W., actor Langrishe Troupe
Mrs. Lizzie Hall gives the world the shake, uses morphine
Dec 03 1878
In regard to: Ames, Elizabeth, Garr's House
In regard to: Perkins, Frank
In regard to: Peck, John W.
In regard to: Patterson, Thomas
In regard to: Mulvelle, John
In regard to: Heines,
In regard to: Hall, Charles W.
In regard to: Hall, C.W., Mrs
In regard to: Hall, Lizzie
In regard to: Finney, Mike
In regard to: Case, William
In regard to: Butter, Joseph
Barely laid to rest, Mrs Wallace tries suicide
Dec 04 1878
In regard to: Hall, Lizzie
Attempt at suicide not a successful one
Dec 05 1878
In regard to: Wallace, Mrs
Woman who attempted suicide, said to be without
Dec 10 1878
In regard to: Wallace, Mrs
One of the best known belles of the Hills
Feb 01 1879
In regard to: Crazy Horse, Miss
Koppilcomb claims she unlawfully detained his watch
Feb 11 1879
In regard to: King, Miss
Female gambler at Leadville, CO, always heavily veiled
Mar 06 1879
In regard to: Madame Mystery
Maggie and Lou engaged in physical altercation
Mar 26 1879
In regard to: Mitchell, Maggie
In regard to: Desmond, Lou
Followed her adulterous partner out of Deadwood
May 31 1879
In regard to: O'Brien, Mrs
In regard to: O'Brien, Maggie
In regard to: O'Brien, John
In regard to: Garr's House
Badly injured in clash of buggies
Jun 18 1879
In regard to: Flora Belle
Back on the streets looking nobby and gray
Jun 20 1879
In regard to: Crazy Horse, Miss
John and Maggie arrested on disorderly conduct
Jun 26 1879
In regard to: O'Brien, Maggie
In regard to: O'Brien, John
In regard to: Garr's House
Jennie, one of her boarders, tries to kiss wildcat
Jul 10 1879
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
In regard to: Phillips, Jennie
He brought charges against her for spanking him
In regard to: Ellis, J.P.
Jul 16 1879
Judge to hear case of "lady" spanking a gentleman
In regard to: Coleman, Nathan Judge
Jul 16 1879
Death, suicide in Calif, to try the great beyond
Sep 18 1879
In regard to: Moustache, Madame
Death at Madame Johnsons Sep 26th was Josephene Willard.
Sep 26 1879
In regard to: Willard, Josephene
In regard to: Phillips, Jennie
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Building two-story, 20x30 foot dance hall
In regard to: Diamond, Rosie or Rose or Rosa
Oct 02 1879
Madame Blanchant saved dogs from fire and not things. Lost personal effects in fire, saved dogs instead.
Oct 08 1879 In regard to: Blanchant Madame, Bouchamp Madame, Bauchants Madame
Mollie Johnson, lost everything in fire, saved Phillips body first.
Nov 04 1879
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
In regard to: Phillips, Jennie
In regard to: Sept 26th Big Fire
Sold her 2-story frame building to Mr Stone
In regard to: Diamond, Rosie or Rose or Rosa
Nov 06 1879
Pop Corn Jennie, Carvers woman, in court
Nov 08 1879
In regard to: Carver, D.
In regard to: Popcorn Jennie
In regard to: Himes, Jennie
Frisbee and Rossca had little disagreement on street
In regard to: Frisbee, Emma
Nov 21 1879
Woman refused to be arrested, took off her clothes
In regard to: Beaman, Hank Deputy
Nov 21 1879
Girl of the town, clothing caught fire from stove
Dec 24 1879
In regard to: Conners, Annie
Anna Connors an example of going wrong way,
Was demi-monde in Omaha, a bad example to girls
Jan 21 1880
Black Moll and Missouri Joe known to stop at Garrs
Jan 28 1880
Indicted for keeping a nuisance
Jan 28 1880
In regard to: Garr, Horace S., Garr's House
Women of a very bad repute at Garr's house
Jan 28 1880
In regard to: Himes, Jennie
In regard to: Popcorn Jennie In regard to: Ames, Elizabeth, Lib
In regard to: Garr, Horace S., Garr's House
Garr case was resumed when court convened
Jan 29 1880
In regard to: Bullock, Seth
One of those who lived in rooms over Garrs Place
Jan 29 1880
In regard to: Black Moll
In regard to: Conners, Anna
In regard to: Mitchell, Maggie
In regard to: O'Brien, Mag
In regard to: Himes, Jennie
Judgement suspended for 6 mos., if nuisance abated
Feb 01 1880
In regard to: Garr, Horace S.
One of the girls who live in rooms over Garrs
Jan 29 1880
In regard to: Conners, Anna
In regard to: Himes, Jennie, Popcorn Jennie
In regard to: Mitchell, Maggie
In regard to: O'Brien, Mag
Makes her debut to a Deadwood audience
Mar 21 1880
In regard to: Desmond, Lou, Miss
In her statues was very fair
Mar 23 1880
In regard to: Desmond, Lou, Miss
Sold fourteen tickets for Big Mike's benefit
Mar 26 1880
In regard to: Mitchell, Maggie
Seized baggage of Flora Belle for $40 debt
Apr 04 1880
In regard to: Strass, Charley
She and her little man Eddie took their departure
Apr 04 1880
In regard to: Flora Belle
James Lynch arrested O'Brien for kicking a woman at Lead
Apr 14 1880
In regard to: O'Brien
Rented property to Mrs Pettijohn as boarding house
Apr 15 1880
In regard to: Garr, Horace S.
Charged Lou Desmond in assault with deadly weapon
May 30 1880
In regard to: Mitchell, Maggie
She was arrested for assault with dangerous weapon
May 30 1880
In regard to: Desmond, Lou, Miss
Desmond on trial for shooting of Mitchell
Jun 01 1880
In regard to: Desmond, Lou, Miss
Peculiar manner of settling difficulties at Gem
Jun 02 1880
In regard to: Mitchell, Maggie
Rules that govern
lady attendants at Gem Theatre
Jun 02 1880
In regard to: Desmond, Lou, Miss
Local prima donna, became drunk, reported killed
Jun 24 1880
In regard to: Flora Belle
Full list of premiums awarded by first annual fair
Sep 28 1880
Bruce, Lena, Miss
Assaulted by Swearingen at Gem for disobeying rule
Nov 21 1880
In regard to: Bruce, Lena
Assaulted Lena Bruce so violently he was fined $10
Nov 21 1880
In regard to: Swearingen, Albert E.
At Springs in Arkansas, hoping for cure of opium habit
In regard to: Diamond, Rose or Rosie or Rosa
Nov 30 1880
Capt. of Elizabethtown does not want office
Jan 05 1881
In regard to: Garr, H. S.
Another opium den nearly opposite Capt's place
Mar 01 1882
In regard to: Garr, H. S.
Demimonde attempt to leave without paying bills
Dec 12 1882
In regard to: Morton, Nellie
Shot with 22 by Desmond, member of fallen sisterhood
Mar 09 1883
In regard to: Weston, Gustave
In regard to: Desmond, Lou, Miss
Big Mag's corset stopped the ball fired by Desmond
Mar 09 1883
In regard to: Weston, Gustave
In regard to: Desmond, Lou, Miss
Her bail was set at $500, admirers furnished it
Mar 10 1883
In regard to: Desmond, Lou
Badly injured, gambler, Jim Bruce, beat her up
Mar 21 1883
In regard to: Watters, Lena
Picked quarrel with mule skinner and drew pistol
Mar 25 1883
In regard to: Desmond, Lou
Gave bride a pair of pickle jars in silver castor
Apr 10 1883
In regard to: Mitchell, Maggie
Enterprising Chinese merchant, bought Garr's old place
Jul 25 1883
In regard to: Hi Ge
Indicted for assault, given until tomorrow to plead
August 14 1883
In regard to: Desmond, Lou
In regard to: Pettit, Lyman D.
Assault with deadly weapon, plead not guilty
Aug 15 1883
In regard to: Desmond, Lou
Shot man in back with 22-calibre pistol, survived
Aug 30 1883
In regard to: Desmond, Lou
In regard to: Weston, Gustave
All that is earthly of the unfortunate girl, Kitty Clyde, was interred in Mount Moriah cemetery yesterday afternoon. The girls of her acquaintance attended the funeral in carriages, and expressed great sorrow over her untimely end. The body was handsomely dressed and had a very life like look. There was an abundance of handsome flowers inside and on the lid of the silver tipped casket.
November 8, 1883
In regard to: Clyde, Kitty
Departure to Coeur d'Alene Mines via Miles City.
January 31, 1884
In regard to: Desmond, Lou.
Grand larceny event of the season in which W.P. Tyler appeared for the territory and A.W. Hastie for the defendant, Miss Anna Brown, who had been accused of purloining a costly dolman from Georgie Douglas, on the night of January 24. Miss Douglas testified that the garment was worth $150, and had disappeared from her room between 12 and 1 o'clock on that night. She next saw it when Bill Dunn returned it to her next day. Charley Burch testified that he had seen the defendant about that hour standing in the stairway leading to Douglas?? place, with something under her arm. Rose Barnett testified to the value of the garment as being $150. Bill Dunn and the prosecuting attorney testified to going with a search warrant to the rooms of the defendant the next morning, and upon making their business known, she drew the dolman from under her bed and gave it to them, saying that some man had left it there the evening before. For the defense, J.S. Smith swore that he was at defendant's house on the night in question, and opened the door and let her in when she came home, and that she wsa very drunk when she came, and he was positive she had nothing with her when she came in. He reiterated his statement many times, that he was sure she had nothing with her when she came in. The case was continued to Saturday next at 2 p.m.
In regard to: Tyler, W.P.
In regard to: Hastie, A.W.
In regard to: Brown, Anna.
In regard to: Douglas, Georgie.
In regard to: Dunn, Bill.
In regard to: Burch, Charley.
In regard to: Barnett, Rose.
In regard to: Smith, J.S.
February 22, 1884
A den of prostitution.
In regard to: Cornell, John D.
In regard to: Canagie, Wes.
In regard to: Maguire, Alice.
In regard to: Marron, Maria.
In regard to: Chappel, Mollie.
In regard to: Irwin, Joe.
In regard to: Swearingen, Albert E.
In regard to: Gem Theatre.
In regard to: Dunn, William L.
In regard to: Tyler, William Pitt.
In regard to: Wertheimer, Jacob.
Sept. 5, 1884
Rachael Roe, "the Jewess," and Goldie Redmond, Gem inmates, were arraigned upon a charge of disorderly conduct.
Sept 25, 1884
In regard to: Roe, Rachael.
In regard to: The Jewess.
In regard to: Redmond, Goldie.
In regard to: O'Riley.
In regard to: Edgar, Hiram.
Pierre coach.
Dec. 3, 1884
In regard to: Pierre coach passed Rapid City at 8 p.m.
In regard to: Stagelines.
In regard to: Lewis, Frank.
In regard to: Arnold.
In regard to: Hendel, Annie.
In regard to: Wilson, Carrie.
In regard to: Broden, Annie.
In regard to: Swearingen, E. A.
Goldie Richmond, drunk and disorderly, was fined $1 and costs by Justice Hall, yesterday. Goldie Richmond and "Dutch Annie" bandying words of the vilest character and deporting themselves in the most unseemly way. Taken before Justice Hall and fined.
March 27, 1885
In regard to: Richmond, Goldie.
In regard to: Gleason, Ducth Annie
In regard to: Hall, George H.
Passenger lists April 16.
April 16, 1886
Arrivals and departures via Northwestern.
In regard to: Desmond, Lou
Willie King, very drunk and disorderly, was lodged in jail last evening, and will be arraigned for examination today.
September 8, 1886
In regard to: King, Willie.
Goldie Richmond, girl of the town, attempted to leave owing $28 for room rent. Bagge was detailed and the case will be tried before Justice Hall tomorrow.
January 13, 1887
In regard to: Richmond, Goldie.
In regard to: Gib Stone and Company.
In regard to: Hall, George H.
"Pop Corn Jennie" and Moore arraigned.
March 1, 1887
"Pop Corn Jennie" Himes and her muldoon, J.B. Moore, arraigned for "rolling" Joe Howland for $45. Case to await action of the grand jury.
In regard to: Himes, Jennie.
In regard to: Moore, J. B.
In regard to: Howland, Joe.
In regard to: Hall, George H.
Popcorn Jennie and Sprott in Hall's court.
June 22, 1887
In Hall's court yesterday, Popcorn Jennie plead guilty to a d. and d., was fined and discharged. J.R. Sprott was arraigned for forgery; case mentioned last week.
In regard to: Hall, George H.
In regard to: Himes, Jennie.
In regard to: Sproat, John R.
Frankie charged with stealing dress.
May 19, 1887
Frankie Hamilton arrested upon complaint of Belle Haskell, charged with larceny of valuable silk dress.
In regard to: Hamilton, Frankie.
In regard to: Haskell, Belle.
Goldie Richmond, an incorrigible d. d., was on yesterday, assessed $1 and costs by Justice Hall.
November 1, 1887
In regard to: Richmond, Goldie.
In regard to: Hall, George H.
Capt. Garr to remove to California.
Captain H.S. Garr, resident for 10 years, is preparing for removal to Los Angeles, Calif.
November 1, 1887
In regard to: Garr, H. S.
Capt. H.S. Garr, an old pioneer to the Hills, departs this morning with his family for Pasedena, California, where he will permanently reside.
Nov 15, 1887
In regard to: Garr, H. S.
Belle Miller and Fannie Powers
Trouble With The Law
Part of the cast to present "Arrah Na Pogue"
In regard to: Powers, Fannie.
Sep 05 1878
Filed complaint against Dority, assault and battery
In regard to: Miller, Belle
Jan 10 1883
Person broke through window, stole gold watch
In regard to: Powers, Fannie
Aug 30 1883
Kid escaped, no one anxious for his return
In regard to: Powers, Fannie
Sep 01 1883
District court.
In regard to: Scofield, Frank.
In regard to: Powers, Fannie.
In regard to: Devoe, S.
In regard to: Murphy, Thomas.
January 8, 1884
District court.
In regard to: Devore, Roland L.
In regard to: Powers, Fannie.
In regard to: Scofield, Frank.
In regard to: Tyler, Pitt.
January 23, 1884
Four fights and as many arrests.
In regard to: Dunn, William L.
In regard to: Miller, Belle.
In regard to: Hall, George H.
In regard to: Duffy, John C.
May 15, 1885
Powers demands jury trial.
In regard to: Powers, Fannie.
In regard to: Miller, Belle.
In regard to: Hall, George H. Judge
June 12, 1885
Arrivals from Rapid.
In regard to: Smith, F. B.
In regard to: Miller, Belle.
Feb. 25, 1887
Frankie charged with stealing dress.
In regard to: Hamilton, Frankie.
In regard to: Haskell, Belle.
May 19, 1887
Swearingen returns to the Gem.
In regard to: Swearingen, Albert E.
In regard to: Boyle, Clara.
In regard to: Stephens, Pearl.
In regard to: Baker, Elnore.
In regard to: Miller, Belle.
March 27, 1890
Girls Of The Gulch
Saloon run through by horses of "fast girls"
Jul 30 1877
Deadwood big row among girls on Sherman st.
Aug 01 1877
Soiled doves, 2 women were hurt in buggy accident
Aug 04 1877
Soiled Doves of Lee street fight, end up in court
Aug 06 1877
Women being whipped, "Having a head put on her"
Aug 10 1877
Young ladies are here penniless and know no one
Aug 13 1877
Soiled doves have fight, pistols were drawn
Aug 30 1877
Deadwood women with "black eyes" hitting women
Sep 05 1877
Beautiful Blondes Fight, fascinating young females
Sep 12 1877
Half a dozen of our blonds took their depature
Oct 02 1877
Stacy, Charles coaches to carry cargo of girls
Oct 16 1877
Young Ladies ejected from ball, apology demanded
Dec 08 1877
Actresses nobby and gay looking with beaver cloaks
Dec 31 1877
Girls and Gang payed a visit to Frenchy's House
Jan 09 1878
In regard to: Frenchy
Blonds out in landoulet, looked like faded flowers
May 27 1878
In regard to: Patten and Flaherty Livery
Drunken "girls" created high old racket in hack
Jun 01 1878
Girl on lower Main has a pet squirrel
Jun 29 1878
Only 2 more days, large bevy of little girls here
Jul 01 1878
In regard to: Fourth Of July
Bottles in front of room tell about girls business
Jul 18 1878
Gambler beats his lady, black eyes, bruised body
Jul 19 1878
Girls and the gang helping soldiers spend pay
Jul 22 1878
The girls from Deadwood are at Bradley's camp
September 2, 1878
Soldiers paid, girls will have employment again
Sep 16 1878
Old girls will leave for greener pastures now
December 9, 1878
Will not send east for any more new girls
Dec 28 1878
In regard to: Gem Theatre
Girls kicking at constantly having black eyes
Dec 28 1878
Sleigh loaded with "the girls" turned over in snow
Jan 08 1879
An item of great importance to our girls, payday!
Feb 03 1879
Go see Johnny and the girls at the old Eureka Hall
Feb 15 1879
In regard to: Cooley, Johnny
Mrs Tonn seizes girls' trunk, girl complains
Mar 13 1879
In regard to: Sherman House
All the girls will be at dance rigged out in best
Apr 28 1879
Place so neat the girls call it the "band-box"
May 10 1879
In regard to: Wardner, Ed
We need girls, not the kind we have, servant girls
May 18 1879
In regard to: Deadwood
Lively fight indulged in by girls of dance hall
May 27 1879
To throw open his place for boys and girls amusement
May 31 1879
In regard to: Dougherty, Dan
How did young girls earring get in partners vest?
Jun 25 1879
In regard to: Hildebrand, John
Girls of the blonde brigade bring their lunches
Jul 30 1879
Carrie Murray given 30 days on chain gang and $30
In regard to: Clark, Judge
In regard to: Murray, Carrie, Lead City, Prostitute
Jul 31 1879
Girls and the gang went swimming, spoiling the water
Aug 01 1879
In regard to: Boulder Ditch
Girls can kick their trail up and catch it in hand
Aug 08 1879
One of the girls laid for her man with a razor
Sep 02 1879
Said to be best posted man regarding Chinese girls
Sep 04 1879
In regard to: Knight
One of the girls entertained crowd, drunk and loud
Sep 16 1879
Old sinner scooped out of $60 by one of the girls
Sep 16 1879
Mare, ridden so much by "girls", stops at saloons
Sep 20 1879
In regard to: Patton, J.D.
Wickedest girls, quickest shooters, dirtiest streets
Sep 21 1879
In regard to: Deadwood
One of the girls putting up house on Wall and Sherman
Oct 14 1879
Boys and girls get skin full of budge and let her rip
Oct 15 1879
In regard to: Sherman Street
Demi-monde of Deadwood getting up masquerade ball
Dec 24 1879
What would our 150 "girls" do without married men
Jan 04 1880
Lodged a complaint against Amazon and her pard
Apr 02 1880
In regard to: Jelm, James
Notice that he is coming in with a lot of girls
Apr 21 1880
In regard to: Baer, Ben
Over 2000 girls of virtue who have gone wrong ther
May 28 1880
In regard to: McPherson, James
Fowler into trouble for slapping one of the girls
Jul 11 1880
Was alive with Deadwood men and their girls
Sep 05 1881
In regard to: Spearfish
Assault and battery on one of Mollie Johnson's girls
Sep 10 1880
In regard to: Ward, William
Boy dressed in girls' clothing paraded on Sherman
Sep 22 1880
Until recently, bachelors were denied buxom girls
Jan 08 1881
In regard to: Deadwood
What should be done with 2 bad girls?
Dec 06 1881
Girls drive hack into building, tear down sign
Jan 14 1882
In regard to: I X L Hotel
Threat of smallpox, among Sherman St demi monde
Apr 12 1882
Girls sleigh riding kept warm by visiting saloons
Dec 28 1882
Hired girls get rich or get married, hard to find
Feb 17 1883
Soiled doves brought before Judge Hall, fighting
Feb 24 1883
Deadwood girls said to have snub and roman noses
Feb 27 1883
In regard to: Deadwood
Girls of Ddwd complain less of loss than do men
May 22 1883
Demi monde interviews sidewalk.
June 17, 1884
In regard to: Swede Johnson, while talking to a respectable lady of Lead, was insulted by one of the demi monde and she immediately interviewed the sidewalk.
In regard to: Johnson, Swede.
