Wyatt Earp

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00:02:36 and the explosion of violence at the OK Corral

00:05:09 Wyatt was dour.

00:07:26 Wyatt took a job as the town's constable

00:09:39 ROBERTS: You can see from this the influence

00:11:45 it was to keep the Texas cowboys

00:13:44 It meant that he had transcended

00:16:20 they bring their wives, there are ministers.

00:18:33 dabbling in mining claims, water rights, gambling concessions.

00:20:43 getting day jobs whenever they could

00:22:45 and the Earp women were shunned by polite society.

00:25:07 that the sheriff got to keep some of the taxes he collected.

00:27:23 NARRATOR: Until now, the cowboys had been somebody else's problem.

00:29:21 NARRATOR: The plan came to nothing.

00:31:18 to saloon telling people, "When those Earps wake up

00:33:19 you can see the dust blowing out across there

00:36:04 it seemed almost like the town

00:38:02 "Give us use of the military,"

00:40:04 Wyatt believed that he should have had the community support

00:42:11 As they waited in the gathering darkness for Virgil's train

00:44:23 The morning after he left Tombstone

00:46:47 In mid-April, Earp snuck back to the outskirts of Tombstone

00:49:27 as Johnny Behan's wife

186:09:02 been tempered by years