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George Parsons and His Famous Diary	13
"Met the Notorious Pete Spence" —June 1882	17
"Surprised Several Parties of Girls in Eve’s Costume" —July 1882	19
"Hang the Life. We Want Money." —August 1882	33
"How I Long for a Legitimate Business" — September 1882	43
"Let Her Rip, Georgie Old Boy" —October 1882	55
"The Kid has Gone to Hell" —November 1882	67
"Kaleidoscopic in the Extreme" —December 1882	74
"The Day of Reckoning is at Hand" —January 1883	83
"Wish I Could Never Leave Her Again" —February 1883	89
"Am Afraid She’s Not the Girl I Thought" —March 1883	99
"I Don’t Propose to Venture My Scalp Yet Awhile" —April 1883	109
"It’s a Good Thing to be on Good Terms with the Powerful in the Land" —May 1883	117
"Frank [Leslie] Gave Me Some Private Information" —June 1883	123
"The Glorious 4th" —July 1883	131
"Ladies Could Vote" —August 1883	137
"For First Time Used Telephone" —September 1883	144
"Stage Driver Filled Him Full, Seeing He was a Tenderfoot" —October 1883	151
"Will Start General Mining Agency with Maurice [Clark]" —November 1883	157
"Terrible News from Bisbee This Morning" —December 1883	161
"Weight, 144 lbs. Height, 5 feet, 8 inches." —January 1884	166
"Hanging in a.m. and Dance in p.m. Good Combination" —February 1884	172
"People have Gone Crazy Over Her" —March 1884	179
"Things Frightfully Quiet" —April 1884	188
"Be in Readiness and Have Weapons in Order" —May 1884	195
"Betting on Flies the Newest Thing" —June 1884	203
"There is No Rest for Bad Men" —July 1884	209
"I Have Great Hopes for the Future" —August 1884	215
"There’ll Be Another Killing Before Long" —September 1884	221
"A Wild-Looking One He is" —October 1884	226
"Mexico is Good Enough for Me Now" —November 1884	233
"So That is the Grand Windup" —December 1884	238
"I Shall Stay with It Though to the Bitter End" — January 1885	244
"I Have a Host of Warm Friends Here" —February 1885	250
"Nice Fellow Socially, But Not a Bit of Business About Him" —March 1885	255
"The Tombstone Public Library Opened Tonight" —April 1885	261
"What a Struggle with Fierce Passion" —May 1885	267
"Human Nature is Indeed Weak and Rascally" —June 1885	273
"We Listen to the Finest Music in the U.S. Army" —July 1885	281
"Am 35 Today and Don’t Feel Very Proud" —August 1885	288
"Goodbye, Old Son. You were Your Own Worst Enemy." —September 1885	294
"I Learned…that More Apaches had Left the Reservation" —October 1885	299
"Nothing But Hard Times Since Coming to Arizona" —November 1885	307
"Adios, Año Viejo. [Farewell, Old Year.]" —December 1885	312
"Was Glad to Find a Dead Skunk" —January 1886	318
"The Only One Who Can Rustle Coin Out of the Faithful" —February 1886	325
"Indians were Made Drunk by C.[harley] Tribolet….He Should Meet His God Quickly." —March 1886	331
"Good Pictures of Geronimo and His Cutthroats by [C. S.] Fly" —April 1886	337
"The Devil is Foreclosing His Mortgage [on Tombstone]" —May 1886	345
"Lots of Idle Tongues as Well as Hands Now" —June 1886	356
"A Young Cyclone Struck Us…Partially Unroofing Court House" —July 1886	368
"Looks as Though Grass Would Begin to Grow in Streets" —August 1886	375
"California Only Place for Me Now" —September 1886	382
"Doc G.[oodfellow] has More Cheek Than Any Other Man in Town" —October 1886	389
"Water Froze in My Room Tonight" —November 1886	395
"I am Elected to Spend Christmas in this God-Forsaken Part of the World" —December 1886	402
"Am Again in California, Old California" —January 1887	412
"Walked Streets Unable to Get a Bed in Any Hotel" —February 1887	420
"Constantly Meeting…Tombstoners" —March 1887	426

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