On July 17, 1908, Special Deputy Sheriff Esquipulo Dominguez of the Coconino County Sheriff's Department was fatally shot while performing his duties in the railroad and logging town of Williams, Arizona. He had been deputized to help keep order in a downtown district known for its saloons and vice businesses along Railroad Avenue, an area later remembered as “Saloon Row,” where establishments such as the Cabinet Saloon catered to railroad workers, cowboys, lumbermen, and other transient lab
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