The Wild West - Joaquin Murietta

Description

it in a jar of brandy, which was later carted around and shown to California theater spectators for a buck a head. The head was destroyed in the great San Francisco Earthquake of 1906. Our fictional hero Zorro was inspired by Murietta's exploits and first appeared in a 1919 pulp magazine story written by Johnston McCulley. Music is an old cowboy piece called "Joaquin Murietta, 1853," performed by Bob Frank and John Murry.