People · starting with T

Tobe Terry arrived in Silver City from the county during the past week.

Listed as a guest from Omaha.

A muscular employe of the Enterprise office who seized Gus Maiser from the water.

a.k.a. Medina

Mexican person aged 60 who died of pneumonia in Pinos Altos.

Tom Barnett is mentioned in the correspondence.

Tom Brown is attending to the newspaper run during John Bruce's absence.

A correspondent from Tombstone writing to the Globe Democrat recounts a personal story about purchasing bacon at an effective cost of $10,000 per pound.

Judge and rancher who lost 20 colts to mountain lions and sold 35 cow-ponies to Sheriff Lockhart.

a.k.a. Judge Tom Clark, Thomas Clark

Chairman of the board of commissioners who received the abandoned infant.

a.k.a. Cobb

One of the men who brought John Woods in from Carlisle.

a.k.a. Tom Dowd

The available information is insufficient to determine Tom Findley's identity or historical significance.

a.k.a. Tom Findley

Son of Peter S. Hall Sr., member of the Hall family of rustlers.

a.k.a. Tom Hail, Tom Hall, Hall

Colonel and commander of Boling Field, Washington, D.C., and veteran polo player.

a.k.a. Col. Tom Hastey

Member of the N.M.M.I. polo team, son of Col. Tom Hastey.

a.k.a. young Tom Hastey

Tom Hunter and party arrived in Silver City during the past week.

A man from Lordsburg who swore out a warrant against Chauncey Nicholson for horse stealing.

a.k.a. Tom Kennedy

Listed as a guest at the Tremont hotel from Chicago.

Listed among arrivals at Tremont House from Denver, Colorado.

A man against whom Witt held a grudge for protesting being robbed.

a.k.a. Tom Lyons, Lyons

Tom Mahai left early in the week for Amherst Ales for health reasons.

a.k.a. Tom Mahai

Veteran polo player from Lubbock, Texas.

A person mentioned in the article.

a.k.a. Tom Moore

wrote to the Enterprise about John Bullard's funeral

a.k.a. Murphy

New president of the alumni association in 1946.