Soapy Smith, Bandit Of Skagway. How He Lived; How He Died

MRS HARRIET S. PULLEN

Publication: Stroller's Weekly Print, n d (ca 1900), Juneau

First edition. 8vo. 22.3cm. Light blue colored wrappers, printed in black ink, 18 [1] pp., introduction, illustrated. The last unnumbered page has 2 plates of the Pullen House. "The author, Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen, is an old-time resident of Skagway and proprietor of the Pullen House, famous throughout the entire world as the "HOTEL THAT IS DIFFERENT." Six Guns 1776 says, "Rare." "Gives a history of Soapy Smith and his gang in Skagway, with some mention of his activities in Denver and Creede as well. The author once owned a museum in Skagway featuring mementos of Soapy Smith." Uniformly tanned around the cover edges, light vertical crease where it had been folded at one time, else interior is clean and bright. Overall a very good copy.