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Jan 1, 1893 — Jan 1, 1975· 82 yrs

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Bradford Scott

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Bradford Scott Lander (born July 8, 1969) is an American Democratic politician and urban planner who served as the 45th New York City comptroller from 2022 until 2025. A progressive, Lander was elected to the New York City Council in 2009, serving for 12 years, and later serving as Deputy Leader for Policy. His district was partly based in Brooklyn. Lander was elected city comptroller in 2021 and assumed office on January 1, 2022. Born in suburban St.

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Outlaw Gold

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Range ghost

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The Panhandle is poised for violence as one spread after another loses cattle to mysterious rustlers. Walt Slade, the hawk of the Texas Rangers, drifts quietly into Amarillo, a wild and wolly frontier town more dangerous than a she-grizzly. Dodging drygulch by shotgun, rifle and noose, Slade finds the killer-thieves like a desert mountain: further away wherever he looks. In the sandy wastelands lies the answer, and Slade goes there to find either death or the range ghost.

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Holster law

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Three hundred trigger-happy cowhands on a march from Texas to the cattle market at Dodge City. Suddenly a herd owner and his range boss were found murdered. Suspicions flared. Trigger fingers began itching. Nearly every cowhand present was a Texan and a Texan isn't given to arguing with words. A first-class range war was in the making when Walt Slade, astride his big black horse Shadow, rode into the encampment. Slade was a two-gun, lightning-on-the-draw man, but he was up against cattle thieves who would gunshoot any jigger who interfered with their plans to rustle the biggest haul ever maneuvered in the West!

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