People · starting with T

The narrator who recalls his first visit to Doming ten years ago.

Member of the United States geological survey who had been resurveying and making estimates on forest reserves.

Listed as a petit juror in Grant county.

President of the United States identified as a personal friend of Pat Garrett.

a.k.a. Roosevelt

Theodore Rutehbeck is a dealer in cigars, tobacco, pipes, and smokers' articles on Bridge Street, Las Vegas.

a.k.a. THEODORE RUTEHBECK

Proprietor of the hotel on the south side of the plaza.

Theo Kutenbeck was installed as an officer at the I O O F lodge.

a.k.a. Iheo Kutenbeck

An elderly German merchant in Doming whose tent was wrecked and who was robbed with his wife.

Wife of the old German merchant, also assaulted and robbed.

An old man currently residing in jail whose case was reviewed by the board.

a.k.a. I

Listed as an arrival at Tremont House from Las Cruces.

a.k.a. Theodore Rouault

People to whom the farmer gave seed potatoes.

a.k.a. the public

A group of pursuers who followed and captured thieves over a distance of 80 miles.

a.k.a. the boys

An unnamed victim who had testified against the rustlers and was found shot in the back of the head.

The reporter joined the dance.

Individuals who arrived at Central with Manley and Mrs. Chiles.

a.k.a. Robinsons

The son of someone (possibly the household) enters a barn with a shotgun in a stealthy manner.

A group referred to as stooges, likely a nickname.

The superintendent who was notified by the engineer.

a.k.a. Superinten-

The thief robbed several others in hotels, then went to Baltimore and was nabbed by police.

Individuals who were followed and captured by the pursuers.

The tipsy husband was persuaded to take a train for his destination.

a.k.a. tipsy husband

The trappers accompanied Mr. Hardy when they discovered two women digging a grave.

The two Indian girls, sisters of Carpio, were the only witnesses against him and testified in the Apache language.