People · starting with L

Announced as a candidate for Justice of the Peace for Precinct No. 1.

A woman in charge of Nettie's Place who was killed by Charles Baine.

a.k.a. Lucy Croenne, Mrs. Croenne

Resident of Gold Hill, New Mexico who received a patent for a car coupling.

Woman in jail charged with killing Alberto Fountain, Jr.

Daughter of Catrino Baldonado who shot Edward Fountain after a quarrel at her house in Pinos Altos.

A colored woman who had a misunderstanding with Edna du Ray, was shot at, and swore out a warrant which she later withdrew.

a.k.a. Lucy Washington, Lucy

Luera is a proprietor of the Carthage Coal Mining Co.

a.k.a. Luera

Legal representative of Villa who expects a decision from judge T S Maxey.

a.k.a. Luis A Benavldes

Listed in School District No 11.

Luis Tafoya is mentioned in a dateline from Santa Fe, December 1910.

Refugee and cattle king of Mexico who formerly occupied the Fall residence.

a.k.a. Gen JL Iuis Terrazas

Younger daughter of Calvin Herring, fourteen years old as of the previous March.

A young woman who rode from Dick Hall's ranch to Dan Neil's to give the alarm.

a.k.a. Miss Lulu Jackson, Lulu Jackson

Attended a Tiddledy Winks party at Ada Martin's residence.

A member of the second team of the Bronco Rifle Team who scored 166, and later noted as graduating.

Honorary alumni member and member of Student Loan Fund Committee.

a.k.a. Colonel E. L. Lusk, Honorary

A prisoner sentenced to 21 years for murder, transported to Santa Fe.

L. Waldo Benecke was a 1932 alumnus attending the Kansas City dinner.

a.k.a. L. Waldo Benecke, '32

L W Cotton is a defendant in a lawsuit along with unknown claimants under him.

a.k.a. L W Cotton

Named vice president for Cedarvale.

L. W. Lenoir arrived at Tremont House from Las Cruces.

L. W. Mitchell is listed among arrivals at Tremont House from Los Angeles.

Lydia E. Pinkham is the namesake of a vegetable compound advertised in the article.

a.k.a. Lydia E. Pinkham

Mrs. Lydia J. Cadwell, the 'Ricolite Queen', accompanied by her superintendent H. Fitzsimmons, left for the quarries.

a.k.a. Mrs. Lydia J. Cadwell, Ricolite Queen