Please, General Custer, I Don't Want to Go

Russell Estlack lives in the red mountains outside of St. George, Utah. He is the author of numerous articles that have appeared in national and regional publications. A native of Wildwood, New Jersey, Russell served in the United States Air Force during the early years of the Cold War. He attended New Mexico State University and graduated with a BS degree in management. Russell has lived in the American Southwest for many years and is intimately familiar with the people and places he writes about.

• ContentsAcknowledgmentsThe Comic Opera Outlaw of CaliforniaStagecoach MaryThe Outlaw PriestThe Great Train Robbery of 1895Vigilante JusticeThe Gentleman BanditWhatever Lola Wants, Lola GetsDiamonds in the DustThe Man Who Almost Stole ArizonaThe Lieutenant Was a LadyThe Legend of Oofty GooftyNorton I, First Emperor of the United StatesShe Was a Hell of a Good WomanThe Red Ghost of ArizonaDilchthePlease, General Custer, I Don’t Want to GoHell Hath No Fury Like a Woman ScornedSam Brown’s FollyPink Tights and Wild HorsesThe Texas Salt WarThe Mysterious Lady in BlueThe Last Apache WarriorJulia Bulette, Queen of the ComstockFool’s GoldThe Man with Nine LivesWhere Did the Camels Go?Henry Starr, King of the Bank RobbersThe Gentle Giant of TexasFetterman’s FollyThe Grandest Storyteller of Them AllThe Man Who Almost Drowned San DiegoBibliographyIndexAbout the Author