An
Autobiography of Buffalo Bill
(Colonel W.F. Cody) is a genealogical
sketch compiled in 1897. The book is in
the public domain and free to own a copy
from Project Guttenberg electronic works.
Photo: William Frederick
"Buffalo Bill" Cody
Buffalo Bill Cody's
Mining in Oracle, Arizona
William F. Cody
(1846-1917) better known as the Wild West
Show entertainer “Buffalo Bill,” had
invested in many mining interests. One
mine was near the town of Oracle, 40 miles
north of Tucson, Arizona a decade before
the Arizona territory entered Statehood.
Located in the Old Hat Mining District,
Campo Bonito was one of the early gold
mining operations conducted on the
northside of the Santa Catalina Mountains.
Read "Buffalo
Bill Arizona Mining Ventures," about
Cody's investments and presence in Oracle,
Arizona in the decades prio to his death.
1894 Wild West Buffalo
Dance Film
"According to Edison
film historian C. Musser, this film and
others shot on the same day featured
Native American Indian dancers from
Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, and
constitutes the American Indian's first
appearance before a motion picture
camera." - Library of Congress, Motion
Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound
Division. (Standard 4:3) (1894)

"Ballads of the Santa
Catalina Mountains" CD
Listen to songs and
ballads on CD about the Iron Door Mine,
the Santa Catalina Mountains, the Old
West and about Arizona historian Flint
Carter. $9.95. Call 520-289-4566 for
more information and to purchase copies.
Audio Recording: The
Life of Honorable William F. Cody -
as told by Cody
The life and adventures
of Honorable William F. Cody--Buffalo
Bill--as told by himself, make up a
narrative which reads more like romance
than reality, and which in many
respects will prove a valuable
contribution to the records of our Western
frontier history.
While no literary
excellence is claimed for the
narrative, it has the greater merit
of being truthful, and is verified in such
a manner that no one can doubt its
veracity. The frequent reference to such
military men as Generals Sheridan,
Carr, Merritt, Crook, Terry, Colonel
Royal, and other officers under whom Mr.
Cody served as scout and guide at
different times and in various
sections of the frontier, during the
numerous Indian campaigns of the last ten
or twelve years, affords ample proof of
his genuineness as a thoroughbred
scout. (Summary by the publisher). Page
link:
http://archive.org/details/life_william_cody_0907_librivox All files: http://ia600500.us.archive.org/3/items/life_william_cody_0907_librivox/
Cody
Stone is mined from the Catalina
Mountains in Southern Arizona, USA- the
same mountains mined by Buffalo Bill
Cody. Designed as jewelry grade gold and
silver in quartz, Codystone specimens
and hand made items are on display at
the Oracle Inn Steakhouse & Saloon
in Oracle, Arizona. Call Flint at
520-289-4566 or email finder@emol.org.