Any Arizona readers in the audience?

Specifically from Yuma? Reason I ask is that I heard the tragic, yet touching, story of how the city acquired its name.

It was during the wild and wooly days of the Old West, the days of Tombstone and Wyatt Earp, when Arizona was a rough and tumble territory and badmen roamed the streets. One small town had only a single sheriff, no deputy, and the town lived in fear that one of these lawless bandits would arrive and destroy their lives.

One name that struck fear into people more than most any other, more than Jesse James or even Billy the Kid, was John Wesley Hardin. He was a vicious killer with no mercy whatsoever, who would kill as soon breathe, and whose name and likeness were on wanted posters all over the west and, of course, in this small Arizona town. News came of Hardin's crimes from many places, and when the word arrived that he had been spotted in Arizona the town shuddered.

One day, a stranger was seen in town and the word was passed to the sheriff. He nervously went to confront the stranger, deathly afraid that it was Hardin. He pulled down on the stranger from behind and shouted for him to turn slowly but when the stranger turned too quickly, the sheriff opened fire and the stranger collapsed in a pool of blood.

You're already way ahead of me. Tragically, the stranger was not John Wesley Hardin but simply an innocent traveler looking for a new life. He was immediately taken to the doctor, who could not save him. The stranger died in the presence of the sheriff, who was disconsolant over what he had done.

As a feeble but heartfelt attempt to make up for what had happened, the townspeople chose to rename the town for the final words the stranger had said to the sheriff.

"Youuu... muhhhhh...."