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In the latest Actual Play report, the boys come to blows again with the One Spur Gang and disaster threatens the heart of Lazarus.

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The new Actual Play report is online: Judge Swain hears the case against Brom “Blade” Ferguson and the attack on “Brad Dexter,” while Antoine and Vasquez ponder the justice of God.

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Jake gets bloody, Elise gets an invitation, Sly gets a new suit and everybody gets rich. The newest Actual Play report is online.

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Indian ruins near Lazarus

Here’s a look at the old Indian ruins where Antoine was thinking of camping out in Raising Lazarus, Episode 3. It’s a real place. Historically they called it and similar places Aztec ruins. (“They” being white map-makers who didn’t know much history.)

This photo is a modern view, of course, so in your imagination replace the paved trail and the friendly bench with overgrown grass and coyote droppings.

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Lazarus is holding its first-ever mayoral elections in May 1869, six months after the November 1868 elections that installed the first-ever town council and town marshal.

As of March 1869, three men have thrown their hats into the ring:

  • Jack McCabe, owner of the McCabe Bank of Lazarus and partner in the McCabe-Langdon Land Company.
  • Charlie Meeker, owner of the Thunder Horse saloon, which boasts the cheapest whores in town.
  • Jacob “Zee” Zedock, the well-liked town barber who’s backed, rumor has it, by Mexican friends of his who can’t run for office themselves.

Their posters are all over town. You can’t miss them.

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Views from Lazarus

Lazarus is a small prospecting and ranching town where the trail crosses the Animas River just north of the larger town of Rancho Bucarelli. Here’s what the land looks like nearby.

The countryside between Rancho Bucarelli and the town of Roca de Galleon.

Yucca in bloom on the trail near Lazarus.

A well-known rock arch near Lazarus.

The old Indian ruins a mile northwest of Lazarus.

Twenty miles south of Lazarus: the Badlands.

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