Alford E. Turner

A useful book for the student, and the romantic. The documents collected here give a legal setting to what happened near the Harford House in Tombstone. But they have been "Edited" by a writer named Pat Hayhurst, a noted anti-Earp partisan in the 1930's, before coming into the possession of Turner, Stuart N. Lake, and Glenn Boyer (who could be characterized as the Second Earp Brothers of tombstone). So, the historian needs caution using these materials. but they are relatively raw materials.