Concho ranch set for conflict as Fitch suspicions rise
A ranch partnership forms at Concho with O’Hara Smith-Beresford and Steelman. Tom Fitch, accused in a Burke shooting, arrives at the cabin with a tense standoff as a posse closes in and tensions mount over a possible ambush murder.
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Steelman
Elden
Ingram
Garrett
Ft. O'Hara
Smith-Beresford
Widow Cross
Three Springs Creek
Jack Phillips
Concho Way
Phillips
Ind
Fitch
Ace Burke
Tom Fitch
O'Hara
Burke
Longhorn Corral
Jack
Ike
Banks
Shorty
Mwin
Mr. Smith-Beresford
Two- Ace Burke
Two-Ace
Old Man Cowdery’s
Ace
Steelman's
O’hara
Sanderson
Quantrell
Deever
Texas Kid
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Origins of pawnbroking and Lombard sign
The article traces pawnbroking to ancient China and Greece, later adopted by the Lombard houses whose three golden halls became the familiar sign. It notes the Lombards' arms shaping the emblem of pawnshops and the long history of the profession.
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