What is "wickenburg"

Usage examples of "wickenburg".

We can ride down to Wickenburg, board our horses, and buy stage tickets.

The town had been born after a huge gold strike by Henry Wickenburg in 1863, when he'd opened his Vulture Mine.

Now, however, the mining boom was over and Wickenburg had settled into a quieter existence based as much on ranching as mining.

It occurred to him that he was probably sleeping with the two prettiest women in Wickenburg tonight but that nothing was going to happen.

It was another forty miles back down to Wickenburg and Longarm was getting mighty weary of the trip, but he was also satisfied that justice was finally being carried out.

With that simple but seemingly necessary explanation completed to the victim, Longarm rode on toward Wickenburg and a stagecoach that would carry him back to Yuma to wrap up this tragic series of murders.

It was still, he guessed, about twenty miles to Wickenburg and it was going to be a long, slow ride.

By the time he reached Wickenburg, Longarm was a sick and miserable dog.

Longarm told Benton about the surprise attack on the muddy and slippery road leading down from Prescott to Wickenburg and how Brodie had plunged to his death.