Wyoming Outlaws

4. Last name of the desperado Jack Creek is named after who was once well known in Carbon County as one of the “noble sons”
6. He is famous for what happened to his skin
8. Butch Cassidy’s crew
10. A woman who was notorious for stealing livestock
12. He went by the name “McKenney” when committing crimes in Wyoming
13. Shot the famous Wild Bill Hickok
15. Horse thief that was on the top of Wyoming Stock Growers Association wanted list in the 1880s
17. Two Deputies were shot here in pursuit of Parrot’s gang
23. She opened a house of ill repute in the mid 1870s and was trusted by outlaws to keep their spoils safe
24. Murderess of Slaughterhouse Gulch in South Pass

1. He was the “White Masked Bandit” or sometimes called “The Gentleman Bandit”
2. Another term for stealing livestock
3. Butch Cassidy served 1.5 years time in this city
5. Place in Carbon County where two Wyoming Game Wardens were murdered in November 1945
7. Criminals used this route to escape
9. Her remarkable riding stance gave her this nickname who turned to theiving cattle and used the brand OXO after her husband deserted her
11. He wandered and took jobs as a detective, lawman, gun for hire, prospector, ranch hand and rodeo contestant and held a record as the world’s greatest steer roper
14. Another word for hanging
16. The youngest person to be executed in Wyoming
18. Criminals liked to hide here
19. Fastest hired gun in the West who was once hired by the Snake River Stock Association to exterminate cattle thieves
20. The “Sagebrush King of Bitter Creek” that led a gang of stock thieves
21. A gang of jobless men who rode the rails and sometimes stole freight trains and started the first political march on Washington
22. A “gentle outlaw” of color who once served as a camp attendant during the Civil War