People · starting with P

A Navajo Indian who accompanied Stevens to Gallup and provided information about the attackers being ex-U.S. scouts.

The article describes pioneers struggling against adversities to reclaim a desert country.

A man who confronted Billy Smith and was shot dead by Blaine near Springerville, Arizona.

Editor and Proprietor of the official newspaper of Sierra County.

P. J. Dodd is a person, but no further historical information is available.

a.k.a. P. J. Dodd

Mr and Mrs P J Emenaker and daughter Margaret returned yesterday from Roclada where they had been for the past week.

Placido Salcido was acting as powder man at the Fierro mines and was fatally injured in a premature explosion.

a.k.a. Placido Salcido

A player who backed two pairs and won about $700 from an old gentleman.

Appointed to the constitution and bylaws committee.

A miner working for the New Mexico Mining and Milling Company at Pyramid who was held up and released by Caldwell.

a.k.a. Plunket

P M Bojoiqurz is a commissioner present at the meeting.

A man who returned from a camping expedition on the Whitewater and survived a near-fatal accident involving a balancing rock while hunting.

a.k.a. Me

P M Dolan is listed among persons honored with a monetary amount of $5000.

A camper on Whitewater who encountered a bear and sprained his ankle while fleeing.

a.k.a. P. M. McPerson, McPherson, McPerson

Listed as being at The Timmer, associated with Kansas City.

A person seeking room and board for two young men, contact via P.O. Box 155.

Polidoro Olguin is listed as having a bill allowed on the wild animal bounty fund.

Person against whom Landro Renteria turned state's evidence at a prior court term.

a.k.a. Pomposo Baldonado

Pope who invited Archbishop Jacinto Lopez to Rome.

a.k.a. his holiness Pope Leo XIII

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

a.k.a. Pop Jackson, Foreman

An old man who finally took up the Mimbres crossing place after it had been unoccupied.

a.k.a. old man Porter

A postmaster who lost registered letters containing $500 in gold and other valuables from a mail pouch.

a.k.a. Miller

Received a letter from the U.S. consul at Guaymas announcing Charles Howard's death.

a.k.a. Ober

Reported an increase in post office receipts.