The last days of horse-shy halloran [WorldCat Entities]

"Today is the most glorious day of Henry W. Halloran's intermittently honest life--sum total of one escape from the infamous Burgoyne Gang, one escape from the law, three sacks of stolen gold tied to his saddle horn, and his first-ever triumph over a horse."@en
"A gaunt figure in black broadcloth, often in disguise, Henry W. Halloran disappears leaving behind a roan horse with three bags of gold attached to the saddle and the beginning of rumors and legends."@en
"Henry W. Halloran was better-known as Horse-Shy Halloran, though few dared to call him that to his person--a gaunt figure in black broadcloth and with a long face, well-suited for a traveling preacher, one of his favorite disguises. Today's the most glorious day of Halloran's intermittently honest life--sum total of one escape from the infamous Burgoyne Gang, one escape from the law, three sacks of stolen gold tied to his saddle horn, and his first-ever triumph over a goddamned horse. Onward he rides to San Francisco and a dream of rich widows, soft beds, the Barbary Coast nightlife, and, most glittering of all, Halloran's Music Hall. But in the saga of Horse-Shy Halloran, one confounded thing or another is sure to block his trail ..."
"Henry W. Halloran is almost a legend. Better known as Horse-Shy Halloran, though few dared call him that to his person. A gaunt figure in black broadcloth and a long face, well-suited for a traveling preacher, one of his favorite disguises. Today's the most glorious day of Halloran's intermittently honest life--sum total of one escape from the infamous Burgoyne Gang, one escape from the law, three sacks of stolen gold tied to his saddle horn, and his first-ever triumph over a goddamned horse. Onward he rides ..."