Carson had a long association with trainer Major Dick Hern for whom he rode his first three Derby winners.

Chouinard is reported to have thrown a fit, disrupting the camp to the point where Carson could no longer tolerate the situation.

:" More than any other single factor or incident, Mojave Desert incident from Frémont's second expedition report is where the Kit Carson legend was born ..."

In 1868, at the urging of Washington and the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Carson journeyed to Washington D. C. where he escorted several Ute Chiefs to meet with the President of the United States to plead for assistance to their tribe.

Fort Garland, located within the city of the same name in Colorado, was the location where Kit Carson briefly re-located his family while he served as commandant of a company of roughly 100 New Mexico Volunteers in 1866-1867.

The Kit Carson Chapel, located in Fort Lyon, Colorado, was constructed from the stones of the surgeons ' quarters where he died.

After being chosen to be the first teacher in space, McAuliffe was a guest on several television programs, including Good Morning America ; the CBS Morning News ; the Today Show ; and The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, where, when asked about the mission, she stated, " If you ’ re offered a seat on a rocket ship, don ’ t ask what seat.

The narrow-gauge Carson and Colorado Railroad had its terminus in Mound House, where it intersected with the V & T.

David Letterman also received the first Johnny Carson Award at the First Annual Comedy Awards, where a clip show was shown showing his achievements, funny moments, sketches, and memorable guests.

Carson has the distinction of being the only incorporated city in the United States where the black population has a higher median income than the white population.

* Blue Wing Inn of 1840, where such notable guests, according to local tradition, included John C. Frémont, U. S. Grant, Governor Pío Pico, Kit Carson, Fighting Joe Hooker, William T. Sherman, Phil Sheridan, and members of the Bear Flag Party.

The winter of 1849 brought Kit Carson and his company of trappers to the headwaters of the Cache la Poudre where they set up camp.

The city is located just north of U. S. Route 322, which is known as Blinker Parkway and couples with U. S. Route 219, known as Carson Hill Road, eastbound until Luthersburg, where it splits.

Her debut performance, as the mother who calls out to her merry-go-round-riding child, can be seen in first season's memorable fifth episode " Walking Distance ", and her second, the most prominent of the four, in the episode videotaped immediately before this one, " The Whole Truth ", where she and Jack Ging play a newly married couple considering the purchase of one of the substandard vehicles in the lot of used-car dealer Jack Carson.

The vast majority of Nevada's population lives in counties where all forms of prostitution are illegal, namely Clark ( which contains Las Vegas ), Washoe ( which contains Reno ), Douglas, and Lincoln counties, and Carson City ( an independent city ).

While in the hospital after being hit by a car, Earl learns about karma from watching an episode of Last Call with Carson Daly where Daly claims that his success is a direct result of doing good things for other people.

He then moved on to Carson Daly's 456 Entertainment, where Nude was released in 2004.

US 395 enters Nevada at Topaz Lake then descends to Carson Valley where it becomes the main streets of Gardnerville, Minden and Carson City.

Kit Carson and the U. S. Army in 1864 trapped the entire Navajo tribe in New Mexico, where they had been raiding settlers, and put them on a reservation.

In 1969, Muldoon read English at Queen's University Belfast, where he met Seamus Heaney and became close to the Belfast Group of poets which involved writers such as Michael Longley, Ciarán Carson, Medbh McGuckian and Frank Ormsby.

Their widest exposure in the ' 80s was an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson in November 1985, where they performed their song " Mr. Sellack ".

A well known example is the 1900 Morgan silver dollar, when reverse dies with " CC " below the eagle were sent from the Carson City mint to the New Orleans Mint where they were given an " O ".

Purchased by the Nevada State Railroad Museum in Carson City, NV, in 1974, it was eventually brought back to Nevada and fully restored there in 1983 where it still runs today.

When the venue reopened as The Comedy Store in 1972, it included a 99-seat theatre, where Johnny Carson was one of the first comics to perform.

On June 1, 1845, John Frémont and 55 men left St. Louis, with Carson as guide, on the third expedition.

:" The tragedy of Dokdokwas is deepened by the fact that most scholars now agree that Frémont and Carson, in their blind vindictiveness, probably chose the wrong tribe to lash out against: In all likelihood the band of native Americans that had killed three men were from the neighboring Modoc ...

Frémont ordered their execution stating, " I want no prisoners, Mr. Carson, do your duty.

Later, Carson told Jasper O ' Farrell that he regretted killing the men, but that the act was only one such that Frémont ordered him to commit.

He joined forces with Frémont, and made Carson a lieutenant, thus initiating Carson's military career.

Frémont sent Carson to carry messages back to Washington, D. C.

By the end of the Frémont expeditions and California rebellion, Carson decided to settle down with Joséfa.

John C. Frémont of the U. S. Army's Corps of Topographical Engineers and his guide Kit Carson led three expeditions from 1842 to 1846 over parts of California and Oregon.

Frémont first met frontiersman Kit Carson on a Missouri River steamboat in St. Louis during the summer of 1842.

From 1842 to 1846 Frémont and his guide Carson led expedition parties on the Oregon Trail and into the Sierra Nevada.

On June 1, 1845, John Frémont and 55 men left St. Louis, with Carson as guide, on the third expedition.

As Carson's gun misfired, the warrior drew to shoot a poison arrow ; however, Frémont, seeing that Carson was in danger, trampled the warrior with his horse.

Carson felt that he owed Frémont his life.

In June 1846, at San Rafael mission, John Frémont sent three men, one of whom was Kit Carson, to confront three unarmed men debarking from a boat at Point San Pedro.

Kit Carson asked John Frémont whether they should be taken prisoner.

" Heroes ' of American Empire: John C. Frémont, Kit Carson, and the Culture of Imperialism, 1842 – 1898 ," Dissertation Abstracts International, 2008, Vol.

:" The tragedy of Dokdokwas is deepened by the fact that most scholars now agree that Frémont and Carson, in their blind vindictiveness, probably chose the wrong tribe to lash out against: In all likelihood the band of native Americans that had killed three men were from the neighboring Modoc ...

When John C. Frémont and Kit Carson ascended the Truckee River on January 16, 1844 they called it the Salmon Trout River, after the huge Lahontan cutthroat trout ( Oncorhynchus clarki henshawi ) that ran up the river from Pyramid Lake to spawn.

In 1846 John C. Frémont and Kit Carson killed 175 Wintu and Yana.

* Historical figures such as Popé, the Penitentes, Pope Gregory XVI, John C. Frémont, Kit Carson, and Saint Paul are mentioned.

* Blue Wing Inn of 1840, where such notable guests, according to local tradition, included John C. Frémont, U. S. Grant, Governor Pío Pico, Kit Carson, Fighting Joe Hooker, William T. Sherman, Phil Sheridan, and members of the Bear Flag Party.

The Buenaventura River's existence or non-existence was a matter of controversy until 1843, when John Charles Frémont, with Thomas Fitzpatrick and Kit Carson as scouts, led a perilous expedition from the Columbia River to Sacramento, California via the Sierra Nevada.

General Kearny had orders to assume command of U. S. forces in California, but before entering Alta California from Santa Fe, Kearny sent back 200 of his 300 mounted dragoons after hearing from messenger Kit Carson that all of California had already been captured by Commodore Robert F. Stockton and his 400 combined sailors and Marines, and John C. Frémont and his approximate 400 man California Battalion.