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    Question #70901. jkhall asks:

    Who killed Warren Earp, the youngest of the famous clan of gun fighting brothers, in an Arizona saloon in 1900?


    lovinmyh2

    		John Boyett

    Sep 21 06, 8:11 AM
    lunachic

    		Warren Earp was shot and killed by John Boyett at 1:30 Friday morning at the Headquarter saloon.

    www.discoverseaz.com/History/WarEarp

    Sep 21 06, 8:16 AM
    skysmom65

    		Long overshadowed by the gunfight at the OK Corral, the shooting of Warren Earp by Johnny Boyett on July 6, 1900, is finally beginning to capture the attention of Wild West enthusiasts. The following is an account of the event which appeared in the Willcox Arizona Range News on July 11, 1900. The newspaper account raises almost as many questions as it answers. We hope to provide more discussion of this event as research continues.
    http://www.discoverseaz.com/History/WarEarp.html


    Sep 21 06, 8:18 AM
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