I've been amazed at the amount of mail these pages have
generated, but I've begun to notice that a lot of the mail is
from people asking the same few questions. Not that I don't
enjoy getting the mail. :)  So here are the...  What is Tonto's
horse's name?  Tonto's horse is named "Scout." He's a spotted
palamino or "paint."    Despite rumors to the contrary, Scout
was always named Scout.   Correction: Hunter Hampton
(HHamp5246@aol.com) mailed me to say that Scout is actually a
Pinto (bay and white.)  Correction#2: It appears that Scout
*did* have another name, well sort of. According to Wes Tom
(Wwtom@aol.com), Scout was called "White Feller" in the early
Lone Ranger novels. You can decide whether or not that counts.
Is Kemosabe a real word? What does it really mean?  Kemosabe (or
any of the other various spellings) *is* a real word. It's from
the language of the Potowatomie Indians. The Potowatomie Indians
lived in and around Michigan. (The Lone Ranger originated at
WXYZ in Detroit.) One of the shows' produc