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    The turn of the century saw Arizona Territory as the last stronghold for outlaws who drifted in from frontiers where they were no longer tolerated.  The Arizona Rangers were established in 1901 to deal with this lawless element and though their number never exceeded twenty-six men, they were so effective that in 1909 it was determined that they were no longer necessary and were disbanded.
    Here, two rangers on the trail water their horses on Tonto Creek located in Arizona's Gila County.

John W. Hill © 2003