People · starting with M

Mr. Bowman spent Sunday in Estancia.

Purchaser from Montana of 1200 head of steers from Lyons & Campbell.

Gentleman from Silver City who attended the picnic.

Associated with the Flagler outfit; allegedly ordered McAllister to hold the house.

a.k.a. Brown

A butcher who was fined $17 for contempt after paying a woman's $5 fine and criticizing the justice's harshness.

a.k.a. Bruesch

Mr. Buck provided counsel and assistance to the tipsy husband and offered to buy a whip.

a.k.a. Buck

Partner with Eli Mader in bonding a mine on the Queen lode.

a.k.a. Bulhman

A Whitewater resident who set his own broken bones on multiple occasions and whose horse was stolen during Indian depredations.

a.k.a. Bush

Demingite swindled by the flim-flam change puzzle.

a.k.a. Byron, Messrs. Byron

Present chairman of the board of county commissioners who acknowledged signing blank warrants and trusted Mr. Morehead to fill them out.

a.k.a. Carpenter

New magistrate in Georgetown who questioned a tramp impostor.

Ranch owner at the head of Greenwood canyon with sheep and goats.

a.k.a. Carter

Owner or resident of the Carwile place who heard the shot fired during the assault.

A man who left Hillsboro for El Paso.

a.k.a. Mr C C Crewa, MrandMw C C Crewa

Victim of a cutting during a difficulty at Central.

Gentleman from Silver City who attended the picnic.

Mr. Dodds went to Santa Fe for fruit last week.

A friend of Graeter who was shot at by Graeter at the Broadway hotel.

a.k.a. Durkee

Cambridge University graduate scheduled to speak on British problems.

a.k.a. Edwards Nicholas, Mr. Nicholas

An old-time prospector, almost 60 years old, who broke his right leg near the headwaters of the Gila.

Advised R. J. Carson to depart if he could not endure sitting with Mexicans.

a.k.a. Feasel

A freighter over the Santa Fe trail between 1842 and 1852, also known as Don Benito Jueves, who eloped with a girl from Durango and sold his mule train to James Magoffin in 1852.

a.k.a. Don Benito Jueves, Ferguson

Ranchman on the Mimbres River whose children were bitten by a cat suspected of rabies.

Mr. Gamble died as result of an accident and was the father of Sudie and Emmy, and owned the NAN Ranch.

a.k.a. Gamble