People · starting with J

A person whose place had been robbed of cigars prior to the Card burglary.

a.k.a. Jake Helde's

President of a business in Hillsboro, New Mexico, offering dry goods, groceries, and other supplies.

a.k.a. Korber

Deputy to H. H. Whitehill; indicted for conspiracy to defraud.

a.k.a. J. A1 Card

J. Allen Ware is an incorporator and director of the J A Ware Construction Company, holding 148 shares.

a.k.a. J Allen Ware

J. A. Lockhart is sheriff elect and has moved to Silver City.

Listed as a person from Roe Haven, San Francisco in a newspaper list of visitors.

Listed as a member of the grand jury.

Colonel J A Massie of Santa Fe was appointed a delegate to the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States.

a.k.a. Colonel J A Massie

J A McDonald is a State Senator from Kelly, New Mexico, secretary of the New Mexico Zinc and Copper Company, and manager and large stockholder in the McDonald Mercantile Co of Kelly.

a.k.a. State SenaOr J A McDonald, Senator McDonald, Mr McDonald

An attorney at law with an office over the Silver City National Bank in Silver City, New Mexico.

a.k.a. JAME9 8 FIELDER

J. A. Medley registered at the Windsor hotel on Saturday.

Jame M Shields is a witness for Richard M Smith's final proof.

James A. Emery is scheduled to give an address opening the discussion on compulsory arbitration.

Sheriff-elect who filed a $250,000 bond and planned to attend to duties with his son's assistance.

Signatory of the mining meeting recommendation.

a.k.a. James A. Lucas

James A Marable of Cedarvale was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. James A Marable

The son of John H. Mattocks.

Author who arrived as a youth in the 1880s and spent his life prospecting, mining, and exploring the Black Range, Mogollon Mountains, and Gila Country of Grant County.

Dr James A Nabb, graduate optician, now has his office at Mrs M J Wooda's book and stationery store.

a.k.a. Dr James A Nabb

An attorney at law with an office over the Silver City National Bank in Silver City, New Mexico in 1893.

a.k.a. JAME8 8 JFIELDKR

Alumnus from Chicago, listed as attending the alumni meeting.

a.k.a. James B. Stauder, '36

James Bullard was John Bullard's brother who arrived in southern New Mexico Territory with him in 1866 to seek their fortune as silver prospectors.

James Burns of Gold Hill was in town last Friday.

Discovered copper, silver, and gold ore at Mineral Creek in 1875 while on patrol from Fort Bayard.