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Deadwood had a population of nearly 3,000 people September 30, 1876.
Deadwood's first sheriff was Isac Brown. He was elected Miner's Court sheriff over the Jack McCall trial Aug 05, 1876. Isac Brown would later be killed by Indians on August 20th along with Preacher Smith and others. Con Stapleton secured the next marshal's seat on September 16, 1876. |
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