Jackpot, NV, United States
Diamondfield Jack Davis. This historical marker commemorates the lasting notoriety of flamboyant western gunman Jackson Lee Davis (1870-1949), who was better know by the colorful name, “Diamondfield Jack,” a nickname that he carried the rest of his life.In the late 1890s, Davis gained a measure of f
ame as a gunman for the cattle interests, including rancher John Sparks, who would later become a Nevada governor, that were attempting to restrict sheep ranchers from southern Idaho and northeastern
Listen to the audio guide for plaque № 49030 Free on WIP — starts by itself when you arrive, even with the screen off