People · starting with J

Former Grant County citizen sentenced to one year for shooting W. B. Slaughter, claims self-defense.

A man who stabbed Franz Gustav Valdemor Bruno and fled; he worked for Head & Hearst and divided his time between gambling and punching cattle.

JoBb Isaac Saiz of Duran was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. JoBb Isaac Saiz

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from Deming.

Accomplice of Redding who was arrested with him in a petty assault case brought by Manley.

a.k.a. Joe Criser, Criser

A member of the Pine Cienega gang, college-educated, arrested at Tempe, Arizona, wanted in Texas for multiple crimes including shooting an officer.

a.k.a. Cudd

Partner in the saloon business at Lordsburg with J.J. Pearson, involved in an affair with Mrs. Pearson.

a.k.a. Cummings

A cowboy figure referenced in a poetic line about wanting to be a steer.

Chinese proprietor of the L. K. restaurant, described as the most popular Chinaman in town.

a.k.a. Old Joe

Son of N. Y. Ancheta and Grant County's distinguished senator in the 29th legislative assembly.

a.k.a. little Joe

18-year-old boxer who died after a contest with Frank Everett at Marysville Athletic Club.

Person who sold a log cabin in Silver Creek to Victor Croenne per a bill of sale found among the dead couple's possessions.

Joe relinquished the chair as Speaker.

a.k.a. Joe, Speaker Cannon

Listed as an arrival at Tremont House from St. Joe.

Man who fought with Manley at the Lackey house the Sunday before the killing.

a.k.a. Crizer

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from Chicago.

Listed among arrivals at Tremont House from Denver, Colorado.

Listed in a payment record for road supervision in Mora County.

One of the Herd brothers present at the Modoc mine explosion, slightly injured.

Served as a Foreman in the Civilian Conservation Corps 3308th Company at San Antonio, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Joel E. Phillips, Foreman

Member of the Pinos Altos ball team pictured in 1891.

Joe Levy was relieved from his position handling outside work for the Southern Pacific and instructed to report to San Francisco.

a.k.a. Joe Levy

Outlaw who worked for William French at the WS Ranch.

Principal among the Boston capitalists who own the Santa Rita copper mines.