People · starting with U

The recipient is implied by the letter format but not named in the chunk.

The recipient is implied by the letter format but not named in these chunks.

The sender is implied by the letter format but not named in the chunk.

The sender is implied by the letter but not named in these chunks.

A shoemaker replaced the miner's scalp and stitched it down.

A soldier from Fort Bayard shot up the town of Central City.

a.k.a. shooter

The speaker uses emphatic language to declare that any insult offered to 'us' would be met with unpleasant results.

An unnamed person who served in the Geronimo campaign, resigned from the army, and joined the Corralitos company.

General manager of Hastings Lumber Co., first mayor of Silver City, territorial legislator, and militia major.

a.k.a. he

An unidentified individual who broke into and stole items from a residence.

a.k.a. a thief

Veteran who served as Private First Class in the Army during World War II, was a prisoner of war, and served in the 200th Coast Artillery Regiment.

A man who was shot while bending over his work, found with his ax nearby.

An unspecified Wisconsin editor is mentioned in relation to a recent event, though details are cut off.

A woman surveys someone with admiration and agreeable surprise and questions them.

A cowboy who accidentally shot himself in the ear while intoxicated during the Aravaipa round-up.

a.k.a. one of the cowboys on the Aravaipa round-up

A boy of four years of age who was adopted by a family and attacked a little girl with a butcher knife.

a.k.a. the boy

The other brakeman escaped with a general shaking and was insensible for nearly an hour.

a.k.a. the other brakeman

A colored girl jailed for corrupting the morals of Central and brought to Silver City by Sheriff Whitehill.

a.k.a. A colored girl

A cowboy from Arizona who had some advantages of life and warned his companion Bill not to eat the celery bouquet.

Three brothers who discovered a rich horn silver vein while hunting cows and worked the mine.

a.k.a. the boys, the three brothers

A drunken cowboy who exhibited horsemanship by riding a bucking horse while smoking a cigarette.

a.k.a. A cowboy, The drunken cowboy, the rider

A farmer who grew crops and sold garden stuff and potatoes in Grant county and Silver City.

a.k.a. The owner, he, the old gentleman

The fireman escaped without a scratch.

a.k.a. his fireman

A little girl of the family who was wounded by the boy with a butcher knife, but recovered with facial disfigurement.

a.k.a. the little girl