Poets and Authors, The Bret Harte and Mark Twain Collaboration Co-author play "Ah Sin" 1877
The Real-life Main Character Comes to Deadwood

Twain, Mark at Pioneer office yesterday
In regard to: Pioneer Newspaper
In regard to: Twain, Mark
Jun 26 1877

In "Roughing It", found he was partner of Mark Twain
In regard to: Claggett, W.H. Judge
Mar 08 1878

Has seen more western life than Mark Twain ever
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack
Dec 26 1878

Issued a book of poems after style of Bret Harte
In regard to: Capt Jack Crawford
In regard to: Deadwood Poems and Poets Click
Nov 19 1879

Picture of Twain, Simmons, and Claggett very comical
In regard to: Clagett, W. H. Judge
In regard to: Simmons, Jack, Supt of Stand By Mine
In regard to: Clemmens, Samuel aka Twain, Mark
Oct 09 1880

New book to be called "Prince and the Pauper"
In regard to: Clemmens, Samuel
Oct 13 1881

Few newspaper men who know Twain like him
In regard to: Clemmens, Samuel aka Twain, Mark
Jan 18 1883

Made celebrated and immortal by Bret Harte, in Deadwood
In regard to: Ah Sin
Bret Harte's Poem "Plain Language from Truthful James"
Table Mountain 1870 Click
Ah Sin beats the white man at his own game
May 16 1883

Ah Sin, made immortal by Bret Harte, citizen of Deadwood
In regard to: Chinese
May 16 1883

Leaves Deadwood
In regard to: Ah Sin
Jul 21 1883

Deadwood boasts a "Damascus street car" as Twain calls
In regard to: Stagelines
In regard to: Deadwood
Jul 11 1883