People · starting with B

Listed in a payment record for work in Mora County.

The baby is thirsty.

Justice of the peace served with a warrant for the murder of Faustin Ortiz.

Baca Cerrillos of Willard was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Baca Cerrillos

Followed the horse thief to Graham County, Arizona, and recovered the horse.

Mesdames Utter and Bailey were present at the card party.

Listed among names (likely jury) and a Tremont House guest from Deming.

a.k.a. B. A. Knowless

Ballard and Company purchased calves from multiple sellers.

a.k.a. Bal lard and company

Person mentioned in connection with a wireless message flashed across the Atlantic.

a.k.a. BflLLIWGER

Counsel for the defense in the Ada Humes trial.

Co-owner of 600 head of steers sold to G. F. Black.

Barcilio Garcia is a director of the new school district in Solano.

Internal Revenue Collector who appointed J. Porter Jones as deputy gauger for New Mexico.

a.k.a. Internal Revenue Collector Bard shar

Sheriff who called for the Chinese cook's surrender after the shooting of Harry Patterson.

a.k.a. Sheriff Barela

Barllek is listed as an attorney at law with an office in Rooms 3 and 4 over Ronenbergs Store in the Sheridan Block, Silver City.

a.k.a. n barllek, BARLLEK

Graduate of New Mexico Military Institute class of 1926, received B.S. from University of Kansas in June 1929.

An attorney who represented Sing Lee.

a.k.a. Hon. Barney Cox, the learned barrister

Man found by inquest jury to have killed James Kerr with a hammer, shotgun, or crowbar.

a.k.a. Barney, Kerr

Victim killed by blows to the head; body examined during autopsy.

a.k.a. deceased

Barney Sheridan, a 1894 alumnus and classmate of Hi Dow, attended the Kansas City dinner from Paola.

A justice who fined Sing Lee.

a.k.a. Justice Barton

A noble but bashful cowboy was invited to a party in St. Louis.

Basilio Galle is mentioned in a list along with James Young and George Carritt.

a.k.a. Basilio Galle

Alumni member who paid dues in 1929-30.