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stage coach before it reached the town. In 1882, alone he held up three coaches and no one suspected
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to relieve the pain caused by old injuries, thus he was not very healthy. The sanitary conditions inside the prison at Yuma were terrible and combined with the August heat, aggravated Mr. Swilling's chronic ill health. He died in his cell on August 12 while awaiting a hearing. The real culprits of
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Sheriff Wiley W. Standefer arrested Mr. Swilling and Andrew Kirby. They were eventually turned over to Deputy U.S. Marshal Joseph W. Evans so that the state could charge them in the federal courts. Evans escorted them to the federal jail in Yuma. Prior to his arrest Mr. Swilling had
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1119:. On one occasion Mr. Swilling and his friends were in a saloon in Gillett discussing the incident and the description of the murderers, Mr. Swilling jokingly mentioned that he and his friends matched the description. Thus, Mr. Swilling and his companions became suspects in the robbery.
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travel on. This resulted in the Wells Fargo
Express Company halt of shipments over the route. The stagecoach station remained opened until 1912 when it also was abandoned. The Burfind Hotel was the largest structure in Gillett and ruins of it and a neglected cemetery remain.
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1292:Different view of the ruins of the Burfind Hotel.
1280:Different view of the ruins of the Burfind Hotel.
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1166:Maricopa County Sheriff Lindley Orme sent deputy
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1470:. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press.
1304:Relics of Gillett’s past life as a mining town.
1225:The ruins of the 1878 Burfind Hotel in Gillett.
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2014:Forbing Park
1989:Copperopolis
1979:Breezy Pines
1889:Cordes Lakes
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1749:County seat
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789:Fort Apache
766:Wintersburg
726:Twin Arrows
646:Queen Creek
536:Joseph City
396:Casa Grande
152: /
140:112°09′49″W
2322:Categories
2185:Bumble Bee
1999:Crown King
1944:Williamson
1850:Wickenburg
1820:Camp Verde
1774:Cottonwood
1504:October 3,
1446:January 5,
1313:References
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1031:stagecoach
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746:Wickenburg
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641:Quartzsite
421:Cottonwood
401:Cave Creek
391:Camp Verde
336:Adamsville
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223:Population
137:34°01′08″N
36:Ghost town
2284:Footnotes
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2170:Alexandra
2094:Oak Creek
2079:Minnehaha
1969:Arcosanti
1959:Populated
1894:Cornville
1830:Clarkdale
1570:March 23,
1125:narcotics
741:Weedville
701:Tombstone
681:Snowflake
601:Patagonia
571:New River
516:Hackberry
511:Guadalupe
501:Goldfield
471:Gila Bend
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451:Ehrenberg
411:Clarkdale
258:FIPS code
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215:Elevation
207:Abandoned
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2190:Catoctin
2109:Red Rock
2064:Kirkland
2039:Hillside
1994:Crookton
1919:Seligman
1884:Congress
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1785:Prescott
1756:Prescott
1544:March 3,
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1202:and the
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756:Williams
731:Two Guns
691:Superior
676:Seligman
631:Prescott
526:Holbrook
521:Hereford
486:Glendale
466:Florence
456:Fairbank
426:Dateland
406:Chandler
351:Avondale
346:Ash Fork
263:04-27505
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2260:Venezia
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2175:Big Bug
2019:Goodwin
1974:Aultman
1949:Yarnell
1939:Wilhoit
1909:Paulden
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1689:Gillett
1051:Tip Top
1045:History
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761:Winslow
751:Willcox
706:Tonopah
686:Solomon
656:Safford
651:Sacaton
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576:Nogales
546:Kingman
481:Gillett
476:Gilbert
436:Douglas
416:Clifton
386:Cameron
381:Buckeye
199:Founded
193:Yavapai
181:Arizona
166:Country
111:Gillett
83:Arizona
75:Gillett
2275:Weaver
2270:Walker
2245:Octave
2220:Curtis
2215:Cordes
2195:Cherry
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2049:Humbug
2044:Hooper
1984:Briggs
1961:places
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1840:Jerome
1790:Sedona
1779:Peoria
1766:Cities
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606:Payson
596:Parker
586:Oracle
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541:Kearny
531:Jerome
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356:Benson
188:County
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2009:Dugas
2004:Drake
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