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1. A three-dollar "all night" brothel token.
2. A mortician's black bag and a jug of phenolic acid.
3. A vulcanized rubber "womb" veil".
4. The skeleton of a Mescalero Apache.
5. A spiritualist's bag of magician's tricks.
6. An abortionist's tools.

2. Transportation
1. A Kansas-Pacific railroad car.
2. A four-horse mail coach.
3. A safety bicycle.
4. A railroad hand car.
5. The guarded mine payroll mud coach.
6. A St. Louis and San Francisco railroad boxcar.

3. Weapon
1. A blacksmith's tongs
2. A Sharps lever-action rifle.
3. A matched set of Colt revolvers.
4. A sioux War club
5. A crate of old dynamite, weeping nitroglycerin.
6. a 12-pound Mountain Howitzer.

4. Information
1. An assay note on the minerals in Circle S Ranch soil.
2. an overheard conversation about the gold creek strike.
3. a freedman's manumission papers.
4. A lady's diary
5. A faded wanted poster.
6. a contract with the Pinkerton Detective Agency.

5. Valuables
1. A deed to Sinclair's Dry Goods and Mercantile.
2. A promissory for two thousand dollars.
3. A wad of Federal Postage stamps wrapped in a kerchief.
4. a cage of Napaeozapus insignis, Woodland jumping mice.
5. a heavy sack of gold dust.
6. the cashbox from the Gold Bradford Hotel brothel.

6. Sentimental
1. a newborn baby
2. a pretty locket with a lock of hair inside.
3. a tiny oil portrait of a handsome soldier.
4. a tear-stained love letter.
5. an engraved silver goblet.
6. a dying man's last word.

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1. a filthy buckboard wagon with a ragged awning and barrels for walls.
2. A tidy Sears-bought house, crisply painted.
3. A permanent room in the Belle-Union Boarding House.
4. A gaudy mansion next to the dirt platted as a park.
5. the opium den behind the White Star Laundry
6. A squalid apartment above the newspaper office.

2. The Bradford Hotel
1. the storm cellar.
2. the clerk's room, safe, and freight office.
3. the brothel's billiard parlor.
4. the saloon.
5. a bad girl's club.
6. the Governor's suite.

3. The Decent Part of Town
1. The commercial bank.
2. Sinclaire's Dry Goods and Mercantile.
3. The Territorial Sentinel newspaper office and print shop.
4. First Church of Christ, Redeemer.
5. The railroad depot and telegraph office.
6. E.A. Lodge, Dentist.

4. Across the Tracks
1. The Fraternal Order of the Frontier Lodge Hall.
2. White Star Chinese Laundry.
3. The Belle-Union Boarding House.
4. Town jail.
5. Eyck's Tack, Harness, and Stable.
6. Boot Hill

5. Up the Hills
1. The Chinese Camp
2. The Hanging Tree
3. The wagon road.
4. Gold Creek shanty town.
5. The Circle S. Ranch
6. The secret cave.

6. Indian Country
1. The burnt-out log cabin
2. The bandit hideout.
3. The hunkpatila Sioux Camp.
4. The prospector's hut.
5. Pilot Rock.
6. The Presbyterian mission at Broken Arrow.

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1. of this town, before everyone finds out about you.
2. of a family obligation.
3. of a business commitment.
4. of a relationship with a lover.
5. of your lot in life.
6. of a crushing debt coming due.

2. To Get Even
1. with this town and its small-minded inhabitants.
2. with the local crime boss.
3. with the Sheriff.
4. with a family member.
5. with the Chinese.
6. with a rival.

3. To Get Rich
1. through robbing a stagecoach.
2. through robbing a business.
3. through fraud and trickery.
4. through buying various officials.
5. through violence.
6. through a misplaced trunk of bullion.

4. To Get Respect
1. from this town, by bringing down the machine.
2. from this town, by showing everyone who's boss.
3. from your lover by proving yourself.
4. from the Sheriff by ratting out your friends.
5. from a family member, by rescuing them from ruin.
6. from yourself, by finally doing it once and for all.

5. To Get Away
1. from the baying hounds of the law.
2. with murder.
3. from hard-riding vengeance.
4. from an honest woman, ruined.
5. with your reinvention of yourself.
6. with a magnificent swindle.

6. To Get Laid
1. by anyone, anywhere, to dull the pain.
2. by your ticket out of this place.
3. by an ambitious and beautiful saloon girl.
4. to prove them all wrong.
5. by your friend's spouse, to further your agenda.
6. so you don't die a virgin.

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1. Parent / Son or daughter in-law
2. Cousins
3. Siblings
4. Parent / Child or Step Child
5. Uncle/nephew or aunt/niece
6. Unrelated but close as blood.

2. Work
1. Ranch Hands
2. Miners
3. Supervisor/Employee
4. Tradesmen/Customer (Wheelwright/barber)
5. Salesman/Customer (snake oil, mine gear, bibles)
6. Professional/Client (pastor, doctor, lawyer, banker)

3. The Past
1. Criminal and Detective
2. Grew up together back East
3. Reformed Criminals
4. War adversaries
5. Both married to the same spouse (sequential or tandem).
6. Bad family blood

4. Romance
1. Former Spouses
2. Current Spouses
3. Unvarnished Lust
4. One-time fling
5. Mail-order bride and her groom
6. Former lovers

5. Crime
1. Crime boss and toady
2. Gamblers
3. Thieves
4. Faith Healer and Patient
5. Outlaws
6. Chinese Opium Seller/Addict

6. Community
1. Elected Officials (Mayor, Judge, Assessor of Deeds)
2. Society (temperance league, brass band, vigilantes)
3. Church volunteers (lay readers, sexton and gravedigger)
4. Company/citizen (railroad or mine and shareholder)
5. Government/Citizen (Indian or tax assessor)
6. Sheriff and deputy