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This book relates the story of Hunter’s efforts to “capture the shady headman of a gang of ivory poachers and smugglers
drafted the Bill of Rights while serving in the First Congress in 1789 to address the concerns of Anti-Federalists who feared a centralized government
published the book in 2015
New York: Simon and Schuster
Pancho Villa’s Last Hangout—On Both Sides of the Rio Grande in the Big Bend Country Near Fine This book relates the storyForeword by Dudley Dobie. No place of publication (presumed to be Alpine), No date of publication (believed to be 1964). 1st edition. 95 pages. Pictorial paper wrappers. FINE condition. Includes three articles written by Smithers: (1) "Natures Pharmacy and the Curandros"; (2) "Border Trading Posts; and, (3) Bandit Raids In The Big Bend Country". In the Foreword, Dobie related a conversation he had with Bryan Wildenthal (a former President of Sul Ross
