People

Old acquaintance who protected the narrator and his party in Deming.

a.k.a. Apache, Pachie

Two Apache Indians hanged at Florence, Arizona for murder committed in 1887.

a.k.a. Two Apache Indians

Two Apache Indians who murdered freighter Freeman T. Cosper; one was killed and one captured by scouts.

a.k.a. Apache murderers

A presumed predatory band of Apaches from the San Carlos reservation, thought to be returning to Arizona and feared to cause damage.

a.k.a. Apaches

A. P. Green, superintendent of the Old Abe mine in White Oaks, has received a new electric light for use in the mine.

a.k.a. A P Green

Apolonio A. A. Sena left Las Vegas for Gladstone, Union county to investigate the killing of Deputy Sheriff Kent and wounding of Deputy Bishop.

a.k.a. Apolonio A A Sena

Parent of three children who died of tonsilitis in Silver City.

A. P. Shephard arrived from Waco, Tex.

A. P. Wallach and wife are listed among arrivals at Tremont House from St. Paul.

A. Ramirez is listed as having a bill allowed from the special fund.

a.k.a. h A Ramirez

The archbishop of Mexico officiated at high mass at the Cathedral on Easter.

a.k.a. Archbishop of Mexico

A. Richardson is an attorney at law in Roswell, New Mexico.

Man from Deming who fired at two men attempting to steal his horse.

a.k.a. Arizona Frijol

The owner of the boarding house in Separ.

a.k.a. Armstrong, Mr. Armstrong

Officers who sent an ambulance to get supplies from the farmer and traded him groceries at cost.

a.k.a. army officers

Listed as a guest from St. Joseph.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from New York.

A cunning old man who tricked Judge Bennett by selling him worthless babbit metal disguised as silver retort.

a.k.a. Old Arrastra, Arrastra

A cunning old man who gathered babbit metal from Pinos Altos mills and passed it off as silver retort to Judge Bennett.

a.k.a. Old Arrastra, Arrastra

Arsenio Gonzales is listed from Ranchos.

A stenographer and bookkeeper from New York who moved west with his wife's sister.

The sister of Arthur Baker's first wife, whom he brought west and married.

a.k.a. wife No. 2, pretty typewriter

Arthur C Gore and C M Carr came in last night from the Duke City.

Cattleman who brought in 160 head of steers with Thos. J. Clark.