People · starting with C

An unnamed man arrested for stealing a corset and sent to the Grant County hotel.

The colored girl testified that Edna drew the gun and it discharged accidentally.

A colored woman remarked on the street that the fine would injure the town.

People described in McKenna's tales.

Col Parker co-owns the Lookout mine on Trujillo creek with J M Webster.

Assessor of Sierra County since its organization, appearing as a witness in the Illinois-Calamity case.

a.k.a. Col. Parker

Person planning to attend court, provided he can leave his bed.

a.k.a. Colonel Pickett, Pickett

Of Nebraska; accidentally killed at Silver Creek in the Mogollons by slipping on ice.

a.k.a. Col. McComas, R. F. McComas, Mr. McComas

Person for whom 1800 head of beef cattle were being held in Colfax County when cowboys froze.

a.k.a. Head

Listed as a guest at the Tremont hotel, from Deming, with family.

Colonel in command of U.S. forces of New Mexico who advanced to Chihuahua.

Col W Hopewell is somewhat indisposed and is now anchored at Faywood Springs.

a.k.a. Colonel W Hopewell

Arrived from Duke City Saturday evening and left for Hermosa the following day.

a.k.a. Col. W. S. Hopewell, Col VV S Hopewell

Col. W. S. Hopewell arrived from the Duke City on Saturday evening and left the next day for Hermosa.

a.k.a. Col VV S Hopewell

The commodore is a naval officer who speaks and gives thanks to Mr. Nolan.

a.k.a. commo dore

The companions worked together with the narrator to extract gold from a mine.

The entity is a private in Company M, but no specific biographical information about them is recorded in the available sources.

a.k.a. private in company M

An unnamed man awaiting execution who spent his final night sleeping well and eating a hearty breakfast.

a.k.a. condemned man

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from Milwaukee.

Conductor killed during robbery of Sonora railroad by Taylor's gang.

a.k.a. Conductor Atkinson, Atkinson

Railroad conductor on the Magdalena branch who broke cattle-loading speed records.

Conductor McClellan was a person, but no specific occupation or employer is known from available sources.

a.k.a. McClellan

Conductor killed instantly when a light engine on the Santa Fe jumped the track near El Paso.

a.k.a. Starr

Congressman from Indiana who voted for the $30,000 telegraph appropriation and subsequently lost re-election.

a.k.a. Wallace