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Summer 1991
Sheriff John T. Pope
Outlaws, Lawmen, Mormons
Butch Cassidy & Sundance Kid
Winter/Spring 1992
Dr. Lurrine Miles
Chipeta, Glory and Heartache
Ann Bassett, "Queen of the Cattle Rustlers"
Summer/Fall 1992
Opening of the Uintah Indian Reservation
Pioneers of Duchesne County
The Outlaw Trail-the trail that never was
Winter/Spring 1993
The Outlaw Strip
The Diamond Hoax
The Toyack House
Summer/Fall 1993
Alf Johnson-A Tough Old Bird
Anna Marie Thayne, Mrs. Sundance
Antoine Robidoux
History of Uintah Basin Telecommunications
Winter1993
Fort Robidoux Part 2
Crouse's Robber's Roost
Uintah Railway
Summer1994
Joe Melvin Tolliver-Outlaw-Lawman
E.A. Cunningham, member of the Wild Bunch
Winter1994
Black Cowboy, Isom Dart
Charlie Glass
Albert "Speck" Williams
Fort Duchesne's Buffalo Soldiers
Summer 1995
Who was Jennie Brown?
Women of the Bookcliffs
Rose Daniels
Linwood, Utah's Lady Postmaster
Winter1995
Lula Parker Betenson
F.M. Hans, the Bandit Hunter
William B. Tenbroeck
Pat's Hole named for Pat Lynch
Summer 1996
Ute Indian Police
Sheriff William Gibson
Splitting up after Telluride
Matt Warner, 100 Years Ago
Winter1996
Dan Parker
Battle of Milk Creek
Pioneer Newspaper-Vernal Express
Summer 1997
Stories from the "Strip"
Wong Sing
Reynolds & Tabby
Winter 1997
Mrs. "GunPlay Maxwell" Ada
Tokens from years past
Summer 1998
"The Mormon Curse"
William Henry Smart and His Struggle with Myton
Prominent Person - Lycurgus Johnson
Kate "Mother" Adams
Winter 1998
Sheriff Richard Pope
Bear River Massacre
Billie and Ernest Untermann
Mary Reed Harris
Summer 1999
Winter 1999
Snake River Valley (Wyoming)
Cassidy's Boyhood Home
Wakara: Last of the Mighty Ute Warriors
The Sled Jump (Country Humor)
Note: Journals also include Western poetry, folktales from the Outlaw Trail, book reviews, letters to the editor, and new books received at the Outlaw Trail Center