People · starting with F

Appointed directing surgeon for the 1st A.S.O. district, succeeded Maj. T. B. Mcrwn.

a.k.a. Major Frederick EL Thode, Maj Thode

Surviving son of John A. Murray who was uninjured in the explosion.

a.k.a. Freddy, Frederick

Colonel who presented Officers' Reserve Corps Commissions.

a.k.a. Colonel Frederick Starr

A colonel and commander of the expedition bringing reinforcements.

a.k.a. Col Frederick W Sibley, Colonel Sibley

Foreman of the W. S. ranch at Alma who forced Witt to surrender at gunpoint.

a.k.a. Fred Golden, Golden

Killed in a cowboy row on the Nigirita; second Grostette boy to die violently in the county.

Received 1 scattering vote for mayor in the city election.

Listed as being at the Tremont, from San Francisco.

Fred Jones was injured in the elevated train collision, with cuts about the head and body and broken legs.

Visiting from Sayre, Oklahoma.

Fred McDonald of Clovis faced a protest against his admission to the New Mexico bar.

a.k.a. Fred McDon ald

A horse thief who was killed in the Animas valley by stockmen from Mexico.

Fred Michael left the city for the Gila to attend the old settlers' reunion.

Listed as being from St. Louis.

FRED MULLER is listed as a surgical dentist in Taos, New Mexico.

Ranch owner near the head of Black Canyon whose ranch was the site of Mike O'Brien's capture.

a.k.a. Mr. Newman, Newman

Listed as a person from Rincon.

Listed as a person from London, England.

Person involved in a controversy at Camp Cody.

A person who cleaned out the cash drawer at the Cottage Saloon before the burglary occurred.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from St. Joe.

Mrs. Fred Singer was part of a party that visited Cook's Peak and made a land entry of the mountain peak.

a.k.a. Mrs. Fred Singer

Fred S. Islip was injured in the train collision, though specific injuries are not detailed.

a.k.a. Fred S Islip

Guest at Tremont House from Deming.