People · starting with S

A man accused of stealing a horse from Wm. Slayback on the Gila, brought from Solomonville.

Herders of the other flock who were asleep and awakened by the noise and dust.

A man who attacked Mrs. Wallace and was later shot dead while resisting arrest.

a.k.a. negro known as 'Slick'

Individual from Deming who also claimed ownership of the store that burned at Central.

a.k.a. S. Lindauer

S. Link is mentioned in connection with the Southern Pacific Railroad, possibly in a managerial or official capacity.

a.k.a. S Link

Listed as being from St. Louis.

S. L. Lithgow is a bookbinder and rubber stamp maker located at 814 W Gold Ave.

a.k.a. S L1THG0W

The night operator who stated the mail pouch lay on the office floor all night.

Son-in-law of Charles W. White who shot him during a quarrel over Slough's wife leaving him.

a.k.a. Slough

Slough's father-in-law is said to have induced Slough's wife to leave him, according to Slough's story.

Listed as an incorporator of the Farmers Cooperative Grain Company.

Brother of John M. Wright, arriving to accept a position at the Last Chance mill.

S. M. Ashenfelter is a person mentioned in two sources, but no details about occupation or involvement in events are known.

a.k.a. S. M. Ashenfelter

S M Chase was a resident of Lordsburg, New Mexico, and listed as an incorporator of the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.

S. Mendors owned items, but the nature of that ownership is unknown.

Recipient of the William McDonald Spencer Memorial Scholarship from Fort Bliss, Texas.

Alumni member who paid dues in 1929-30.

Staff member of the rabbit edition.

A prospector who co-led the party that discovered gold at Bear Creek in 1860.

Sntiafro Martinez da Cíh iieiTiília eitj condado transacted business in the plaza on Tuesday.

Listed among arrivals at Tremont House from St. Louis, Missouri.

An intoxicated soldier who killed a woman and a peace officer in Central.

a.k.a. criminal

Solllvan is identified as a passenger conductor who will take charge of a special train at Sanderson.

a.k.a. Solllvan, Passenger conductor Solllvan

Owner of sheep herders who were killed by cowboys in Arizona.