Judge Roy Bean - Law West of the Pecos
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- When one thinks of the great judges of Yore, certain names stand out above the rest. Names like Judge Harold T. Stone. Judge Judith Sheindlin. Judges Wapner, Mathis, and Joe Brown. Judge Reinhold, Judge Dredd, and Mike Judge all bear remembering. But towering over these colossal judicial minds stands one man, one legend so interwoven into the fabric of modern-day jurisprudence you’d be remiss not to pay him homage. And that man’s name was Roy Damn Bean. That’s right - Judge Roy Bean - to be exact. The law west of the Pecos is known for serving up both justice as well as tasty beverages from his courtroom/saloon known as the Jersey Lilly located in a little fart of a town in west Texas known as Langtry. All rise! Court is now in session on this newest OVERRULED edition of Bloody Beaver Podcast!
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So, now Bean's extortion tactics are common court practice all over the great USA!
Accept for the titty twisting! Lol
Damn straight
Sure bro
😂 fackts not even funny if i think about it but the comment was golden so had to smile
“ look at that shitter on that critter “ I’ve never heard that before but you made my day
You never heard that ? Lol thats an old one.
My god I haven’t heard that in long time. Lol
In 1975 I was in a school play about the judge. I played a young naive cowboy that accidentally shot a hole thruogh a portrait of Miss Lilly and was on trial facing hanging. It included the bit about habeas corpus. Got best actor that year. Good memories.
Thanks for the tip! It's not too late to go to Hollywood
Even knowing, western history!!
I listen to every episode. Great content, wonderful execution!!! "Awesomeness"
Much appreciated!
Your a real storey teller. Your verbal mannerisms paint a good visual. If only history teachers had your satire and knowledge. Thanks for helping me pass some time.
Appreciate that
Just left court. Stupid unnecessary charges were dropped!! At no cost to me, other than gas and time. I gave em a peice of my mind too; respectfully. Now I'm returning home, listening to you tell me about judge Roy Bean.
Bud you think you got problems atf just raided me seized 6 automatic ak47 !! The problem is they were illegaly seized i was ilegally arrested incarcarated and my property illegaly seized see before 1986 any one and everyone could buy automatics but then the mafia running around with tommy guns killing each other they were banned and nfa passed under brady bill but all those pre ban guns were grand fathered in ! So when karen across the street turned me in for shooting on my property they obtained a warrant under probable cause and soooo here we are fckn ridiculous ! Scotus is gonna have a field day with this one
I just realised ( and verified by google) that Hollywood missed a damn good opportunity to make a movie about Judge Bean with Gabby Hayes as the Law West of the Pecos.
Hell, they are almost identical.
I think ol’ Gabby would have done His Honour justice.
I can even imagine Roy talking just like the late, great Mr. Hayes.
Just a thought…
Best channel on the tube....dudes a savage...smart, quick witted, fucking funny!!
One of my favorite things about these podcasts is learning words like bibulous
So hard to pronounce!
@@WildWestExtravaganza
Wanted to share this with you, but not for public comment really. (On the run, no time to edit, please forgive any typos.)
Best Regards -
Read w/o any idea of Judgemental -
This Narrator has some real potential. I would offer a suggestion that would maintain His, the Channel's, and the content's essence of that which defines the line between the (really successful from the potentially mildly successful of Hosts, Channels, Shows, Writers, etc of Media's, print, audio, or video.) This is an energy, a feeling experience, of that which is a particular combination of: (that defined as class, a particular kind of class, and it includes the ingredients of a confidence, polish, accuracy, hip, timing and delivery, and that value of the Higher Mind perspective, that offering the most positive of energies, and a social gift of knowing: "It isn't what you say, but how you say it", an example: There's such value in the what use to be known as "Social Grace", that which use ti define gentlemen and ladies, that polish of "Charm School" all of which means, Knowing when and how to make a reference, deliver a morsel of wit, or a point that would not be appropriate in particular company.
The point I intend to communicate is, it is far wiser to find the words to deliver the point that is not specific or blatant, for if the listener needs handholding, they wouldn't find the humor in it nor are they the target audience that defines success, in numbers or in revenue.
Class never goes out of favor, and it is just so much more hip aka that "Classy Cool", the magnet that attracts the largest mass of people, attention, and the desires.
Understand?
Discernment: This was fine, with a number of areas that were good, couple very good, but it falls short of "Polished" due to the unnecessary fractions of references that are sorta locker room.
In reference to (Stiff neck) Not necessary to actually state what is an obvious reference. It's funnier w/o the actual defining of the reference. Reference is fine.
No Judgemental, merely Discernment and a recognition of the real potential.
It is offered for consideration ... from someone with a degree in Journalism and experience in Entertainment and Production.
Let's call it: "Fine tuning for Success"
@@bethbartlett5692 Thanks Beth, I appreciate the feedback. This episode is three years old and I do try to improve with each episode. I hope I've gotten a little better over the years, but you never know.
@@WildWestExtravaganza First time i heard of him was in my 9 years birthday in 89 i got some lucky luke s Comics by a uncle i read more about him later but learned more to day so once again thanks for your great work i often wonder what s your top ten western movies Americans natives movie s to of course because some only thinks Outlaws and true storys but i love many great Western movies like Young guns 1-2 Dancing whit wolfes,True grit, Sileverado and so much more but curious about your thoughts maybe i havent even seen some but love movies like firearms and so much others great hobbys and some stupid dangerous hobbys to but i love you r storys listen almost Evry Day when go to bed so thanks yet again like your humor and the way you tell it to us feel like the way i speak Greetings CZ 75 Shadow Norway and sorry for my spelling my English writing not so good but can speak it like people spit chewing tobako you should trye or tobako snus ive always get a good laugh when my America s friends trye it or my Rolling tobakko when i visit us or they meet me in Norway or others places but so grateful i found this Chanel
I visited the jersey lilly in 2001...population was 13...all related as i understood it. The store there was one beautiful store. You can smell the fresh leather as soon as you walk in. Out back i saw a bunch of old junk vehicles close to the cliff drop off at the border...my first thought was "The hills have eyes" lol.
I am not a paranormal kinda dude...but i am here to tell ya...you can "feel" the presence of the spirit of judge roy as you enter the jersey lilly. The wind made different sounds inside as it did outside.I stood at the 4-6ft wooden plank bar and it just felt different.Before leaving the saloon...i double checked to make sure i still had my wallet....and again before leaving town.
That's really cool!
Yes sir
This Roy Bean fellow sounds amazing, a Judge who held Court in a saloon that also had a drinking bear
I'm pretty sure he would stop drinking amd serving during court proceedings.
Yes! I found your channel today and wanted to tell you how happy I am to find this video as I am a long lost relative of Judge Roy Bean!
I'm happy too!
Shout out to breaking 1000 subs. Keep up the great work.
Thank you Tom!!!!
Bro 50x'd subs in 3 years congrats bro you deserve it💯
" He refused to step down"
😅😅😅
Imagine that !
😂 🫡
again i am the first to comment on another entertaining and excellent episode of bloody beaver pod cast. my life is truly complete now.
Awesome video man, this helps me get through my next two days of twelve hour shifts. He seems like he was a decent guy just flawed like us all, I've been on some heavy drinking adventures myself. Keep up the good work.
Ahh, man...I know how those 12 hour shifts go. And I definitely know how one too many heavy drinking adventures go. Take care of yourself, buddy!
I visited Langtry back in 01 when I attended trucking school in Del Río. One of our test drives took me there.
Glad to have another episode! Being a technological pygmy, I only today fingered out how to work this patreon thing. Glad to help keep you on the good path. Keep em coming! Hell yeah!
You da man, Everett.
No my friend, you most definitely da man!
We could use more of Beans justice. Having ppl work off their fines. Maybe street sweeping, filling potholes, painting the saloon....tie em to a tree would save a lot of money. Esp child molesters. Have tree, & got rope. Its ergonomic & reusable. I think the record for 1 solitary piece of rope is 119.
Thanks again for diligent work.
You ain't the boss of me! Tennessee wishes Texas well. ❤
Right back at ya, Tennessee!
Dude that Mike Rowe nod was hilarious
I really appreciate and enjoy your research and care in presenting your documentaries.
I have to say also. Your contempt and down right malice against the ole white man puts me off.
I'm a Southerner. Born and bred. We have had too much punishment.
Enough is enough.
God bless, wishing you well my friend.
Thank you for your kind words, Travis. I have no idea what you're talking about in regards to the rest of your comment, though.
@@WildWestExtravaganza Intellectual Integrity requires one to admit that "white boys" or " Gringos" weren't the only people that owned slaves at that time in history. The Spanish, Mexican, Native, and Black people did as well, that's not even mentioning the practices of Central and South American cultures. Blacks owned Plantations and Slaves just as whites did, making your comment of "especially a white boy in the south" factually false. A partial history, is a False History.
We can't get past racism, when people refuse to tell the entire truth, and Promote racism through a false history.
That being said, I actually enjoyed listening...... to a point. I've always enjoyed works of Fantasy based on reality. Like a "good" Zombie movie, reality mixed with Pure Bullshit.
The minnow in the cows milk. Classic!!!!!. I weak😂😂😂😂
I never heard it pronounced "Pay-cahs". It's "Pay-cose" to me.
Just sayin'. From a Texan in his 8th decade.
SENOR...IRAAN TEXAS...1957 TO 1960....GODBLESS TEXAS.
PAY cus heavy on pay light on cus
@@andyking3400 I've heard it that way too.🤠👍
Ole Ajax Mountain....💖
Blues Man is my favourite too **nods** I **cough** performed in a band for 5 years, and that was the song I opened with for hundreds of performances... soooo I reckon we didn't suck 🤷...
Love your material and top notch delivery..
I wait with great expectations for my WWE coffee mug and t shirt. 🤠
Great song
I went to the JRB museum in Langtree, TX back in '95. very interesting, and worth a visit.
Hey brother love your Chanel. Just an FYI San Gabriel is absolutely not Los Angeles. It’s in the county of LA but about 20 miles to the east. Keep up the great work my man
Noted, thank you
I HOPE You are a History Teacher!!! Our Youth, Needs some Bloody Beaver Teachment!!! "Titty Twister, Pretty Critter, and THE SHITTER on THAT CRITTER!!!"😂😂😂
No kid deserves that
Stopped and checked out the historical site, pretty cool stuff. Your content is awesome (especially when it's about Texas during it's independence)
As for leaving a man sitting on a horse under a hanging tree, the act of other horses moving on would by nature cause the hanging man's horse to instinctively follow.....I did stop in Langtry Tex. ( Always liked Neumann's betrayal of the judge ) . What surprised me was the size of the saloon, 6 people would have been crowded.
My husband and I love your channel and appreciate your diligence in research, which I realize does not always provide pronunciations. My qualifications for my knowledge in this matter is that I am a fifth generation Texan and know a lot about Texas and our unique language. In this case, the name of Pecos town and river is pronounced with the “e” having along “a”sound, the “c” having a “k” sound, the “o” having a long “o” sound with the “c” having an “s” sound. I know your video on Judge Roy Bean will not be alter for the correct pronunciation of Pecos, but in any future stories surrounding that area, you can provide the Texan pronunciation. I guess, when you live in a place you can call it whatever you want. Thanks for the stories.
Thanks
There is a Texas version of I've Been Everywhere by Brian Burns.
Yeah..I know I'm late to the discussion... Anyway, in good ol' by Gawd west Texas, more often than not you hear it pronounced PAY-cuss.
Did you know it was called circuit court because the judges of the time “rode the circuit” on wagons to attend to legal matters in their multi-state jurisdiction?
Same in England since the middle ages 👍🏴
Haha. Great job. I just watched 1883 over the lazy holiday weekend. Have you done anything on Hell's Half Acre and it's sherif? I lived all over DFW for 7 years and have been known to haunt Ft Worth doing best old west outlaw impersonation...including the jails. 😂 I eventually returned to the hills and hollers of the Ozarks where there's a lot less trouble...and a lot less law.
I talk some about Fort Worth in the episode on Luke Short
Love the videos thank you for all the hard work
I LOVE this channel…I am from the Henry’s Fort area of Estern Idaho. Right next to the original fort….I love how you tie in the Mountain Men of this area!!!! Thank you for all you do
Awesome! Thank you!
a JP usually works with constables, in different precincts. here in houston we have several different harris county constables, then galveston county has its own too. same with brazoria county.
Lived in West Columbia, Texas when I was young. Went to school there 3rd and 4th grade in 79' probably.
Looked up pictures of the Jersey Lily. It would need some fixing up to be called a shack.
man next to the show "Deadwood" "Hell on wheels" is the best show I've seen, but then again this video is 2 years old and maybe you have decided to watch it already...
Haha not yet
Great episode. Just one point of order, Bob Fitzsimmons was a Cornishman and not an Irishman. He is a great hero in Cornwall as he became world heavyweight champion.
Law West of the Pecos, Pecos is pronounced [ PAY-CUSS ] . One of the main reasons that 30 something men married teenage girls was , the man was to be financially established for the family of the prospective bride to allow the marriage. There were additional factors of course , such as, a teenage girl wasn't able to contribute to the financial support of the family the way a teenage boy, who could be hired out to labor on area farms, ranches, etc. could. It was a very different time then. As usual a very informative and entertaining look at the history of the wild west, keep up the good work.
Cool place to visit.
damn great video !! videos about the wild west from an actual historian or at least dude who seems to know what hes talking about, and admits when the historical records arent clear are much needed on youtube !!! Ive always been interested in the wild west, but because it sometimes lacks good documentation it can be very hard to split facts from fiction and most wild west videos on youtube are mostly just jack of all trade youtubers who don´t go much deeper than a google search. So im deff subscribing to this. A channel i didn´t know i needed!
Thanks for checking out the video, Nelson! I'm FAR from being a historian, but I'm glad you subscribed!
@@WildWestExtravaganza Well historian or not at least it seems you like to read a book about a subject before you make a video and gather some source material stuff like that. I do appreciate it ! And i´m glad i subscribed too !
As always great story 👍 thanks for your hard work bringing these videos to us. I as a TH-cam channel myself, absolutely knows how much work is put into all these videos. Full watch for support 49:47
Thanks!!!
Man your stuff is frikn' is fantastic! I laughed all the way through this episode. Judge Roy Bean is one of my favorite people historically speaking. The stuff he pulled off and got away with it is amazing. The judge was a good man who did a lot of good for a lot of people despite his many 'irregularities.' I would like to say that he would fit in perfectly here in Chicago but that would be a lie. I think the judge was faking it when pretending to be all hard; In reality he was a softy with a hard shell. Here in Chicago the cruelty is very real.
Why no mention of the movie starring Paul Newman ? The life and times of Judge Roy Bean
Unfortunately I haven't seen it
Mississippi appreciates u sir
Thanks Mississippi
Always a pleasure to run into one of your podcasts Too bad about the titty twisters! thank you much
My pleasure
Hi Josh,you got me thinking about how Europeans slowly took over this continent. Glen from tropical Australia
Enjoyed the 'cast. Curious tho: did you ever see the Paul Newman movie? Quite enjoyed it myself.
I still haven’t seen it
Sliding in the DM’s 1860’s style haha
recently came across your channel and i love it!
Welcome!!
Lillie Langrey looked like Jay Leno with a dress on.
Read the book, The Letters of Lily Langtry.
A dead man can’t buy a drink!
Maybe if she had known his full name was Fauntleroy Bean Lilly Langtree would have felt a little more attraction to the honorable Judge.
Agreed!
Blues man is also my favorite JR song
You really didn't have to mention the bit about the penis we were all thinking the same. Funny none the less. Lol
BB you have more worm holes in your podcasts than wormwood. Keep going down them and you would make a great bloodhound.
Being a San Antonio native, you never hear it currently referred to as Beanville any longer. This area just south of downtown was referred to as this due to it being a predominantly Mexican American enclave of poor families that relied on beans as a major part of their diet. A derogatory term for poor Mexican American families or individuals was “Beaner’s.” This was used mainly by Anglos of the area to belittle their fellow residents of San Antonio.
Beanvill was where juge Roy bean lived I know what house it is my great great grandmother told me
@@lwhite5354 yeah a friend of mine now owns that whole block. He’s a well known cook/restaurant owner. He’s working slowly on restoring the house
@@ertatta heard the owner has a restaurant I used to live on regent
It's not The PecAs river, it's the PecOs river. It's driving me crazy.
Dude i love your Chanel ! ! !
Hey, thanks!
This some kickass shit love this freakin channel
I believe the Earl of Shrewsbury is a position, not a person. I'm not sure.
Well learn something new every day.I always thought his court was in Pecos Texas 😂
Cool story,,much appreciated
Glad you enjoyed it
@The Wild West Extravaganza,
Josh, you might want to watch the 1950's short lived TV series, Judge Roy Bean West of The Pecos on Tuby.
The actor's source notes would be interesting to get a hold of.
BTW the "a" in "Pacos," is "a" long a sound. And the "o" is a long "o" sound. You have great content. But when my ears hear "Pacos" sounding short, it's like hearing Mrs. Biden mispronounce "Bodegas," as "Bo degas."
The British people's support for the union (there are statues in the UK of famous U.S union people) shows the difference between how British people and the British political rulers saw the war even though it messed with the British economy, the workers in Manchester even donated what was quite a lot of money for them, to the Union side even though they were not far from practically living in mud at the time.
So I have a question being a Texan since 1975 even though I have lived in New Mexico since 2006 and you may have explained this in an episode that I have not heard yet
Why do you pronounce PecOs as PecAss
Thank you very much in advance for your answer
I'm down in southeast Texas, we can't pronounce nothing right down here.
@@WildWestExtravaganza I thought I was saying it wrong 😑
@@WildWestExtravaganza what county u in?
Worked in Pecos for about 3 years. Hasn't changed much. Still a hive of scum and villany. Drove past Judge Roy Beans Museum😂 but never had a chance to go in.
I visited his saloon many moons ago.
I cant be the only one that caught the zapples time suck reference also killer podcast dude pretty new to it but have enjoyed every episode keep up the great work!
Love me some Timesuck!
Great Reference to Bosiphus . Read his book . Living Proof
Love all your videos and share them.
The AHC show, "Gunslingers" got me to this channel.
It was a typical case of American blind justice...Arlo
A year later, Hell on Wheels better have been viewed!
Like 5 minutes worth
@@WildWestExtravaganza what in tarnation! 😤
you should check out the town to mean for bean he got ran out of sanderson tx
Ok I got it. Josh, being a proud Texan, should ad lib a show with the King of the Hill guys as the cowboys & rustlers & such.
Just to mix it up, Khan can be the sheriff, Nancy's a river boat dancer, Dale spends his time in the desert with the Young Guns......😂😂
Im sorry 😂😂😂😂
Sign me up!
@@WildWestExtravaganza DO IT!!!!!! Hey I really am female but I'm allergy hoarse right now, I'll do Bobby!!!
@@denisethetford9178 hey, the voice actor for Bobby is actually female, believe it or not
@@WildWestExtravaganza I'm in man!!!! As long as you & I get to do the MegALo Mart trampoline scene (you can have him right back, Mrs Extraganza!!!
Josh, if the right people see this we may have new jobs 😜
Did he really say Judge Dredd lmao YAH!
Back in 1973 I hired on my home town police department. We had a way of taking care of the "homeless" There was a law against being a vagrant, it described a vagrant as a person with no money on them basically in legalese. We would arrest the vagrant and bring them before the justice of the peace (he was the janitor at the hospital who served in that capacity, he had no education beyond the 8th grade). He would find the person guilty and fine them $100.00. He would release them with orders that the appear in court the next day a 1:00 PM with the fine or they would have to serve 30 days in jail at hard labor. We never saw a return of a vagrant as they all left town with their tails between their legs. Our JP was a good old fellow who, because of his build, he served as Santa on Santa Clause day. We called him Archie Clause behind his back. We need Archie Clause more today then ever, I think his justice would be welcome in say, Portland...
This is literally the plot from Rambo
well it's about time!
You forgot the Tauras Judge gun lol..
Not worth mentioning
Roy bean is a relative via my maternal grandmother
Very cool
Any plans on doing a segment on William Rusk?
I don't think I'm familiar with him. Who was he?
@@WildWestExtravaganza My apologies I meant Thomas Rusk
He was Secretary of war during the Texas Revolution
I think I’m a descendent from Judge Roy Bean
Nah it's probably that English dude Bean.
@@mma1st105 lol.😂
They did name a roller coaster after him... just sayin 😂
Judge Wapner got in there
I remember Isaac c. Parker lol...
I don't know brother, might find one self in the ER if ones walking around with a stiff peter for to long.😫😢😬. 👍😂👍.
I thought Bean was shot and hung on his own porch by Joey Garza?
In McMurtry’s universe
@@WildWestExtravaganza oh
If Lily had been a "glory hole girl" ... Would they have said of her... "By God, the critter in yon' shitter is love personified!" ???
Pecos sounds like pacose. Just trying to help.
It's Pecos. Long 0
Wow, I saw the movie, he seemed very bad! John P.
Bloody beaver, don't like to correct you but Bob fitzsimmons was Cornish not Irish. Still great vid 👍
Dangit! Thanks for the heads up, buddy.
How’s bout the Pontiac Judge?
The chinese that worked on that railroad were debt slaves... They were paid just always owed the store
Me and the Judge would've got along fine.
He'd have robbed you blind
@@WildWestExtravaganza I'm ornery as bullshit and twice as nasty. Like him.😂
Haha
@@WildWestExtravaganza If he robbed me I'd rob him back and haul ass.😂
They weren't slaves they had opium 😂😂😂
I don't remember what this is in reference to
Ha. Love the mike rowe nod.
You're the first to comment on it!
just for the hell of it, how about some information on G.E. Lemmon, the founder of the little town in South Dakota that I was born and raised in. He sounds like quite a guy, this town is on the state line of the Dakota's and about 13 miles north of where the dude in The Revenant met his grizzly bear and walked his way into history.
I'll check him out