People

Found dead in a jacal near Davis' mill; coroner's jury ruled it a suicide.

a.k.a. Rueda

First alcalde of the district of Los Angeles who sent a dispatch about the Yuma Indian attack on the ferry company.

A. B. Fall shot Ben Williams in Las Cruces, NM in 1895.

Listed as guest at Tremont House, name incomplete.

a.k.a. A. Bi-

Guest at H. D. Gilbert's surprise party.

a.k.a. A. B. Laird

Russell's partner and general manager of business on the plains, later a prominent citizen of Denver, Colorado.

a.k.a. Miller, A. B. Miller

Member of the Pinos Altos ball team pictured in 1891.

The article mentions the addition of these parties to the local population.

a.k.a. the above parties

The article mentions the celebration of Lincoln's birthday at the public school in Valle Trampas.

a.k.a. Lincoln, tío Lincoln

Abran Abeyta returned yesterday from a visit to his stock ranch east of the river.

Attorney A B Renehan has returned from a brief visit to the Duke City (Albuquerque).

A. B. Renehan has returned from a brief visit to Albuquerque.

A rancher from Whitewater who now lives in Glenwood, Socorro County.

a.k.a. A. Bush

Listed as a member of the grand jury.

Listed as a visitor at The Timmer, from Denver.

Arrested on the Gila with Murray, West, and Tacket for stolen stock.

a.k.a. A. C. Dolores

He struck the thief after being insulted, and was a member of one of the Six Companies.

a.k.a. representative of his company, the only representative of his company in town

The article reports the killing of a citizen by Indians.

A girl is described as being jailed for corrupting morals in Central.

A Conner is a contractor and builder with thirty years experience.

A. Constant is the editor and owner of the Estancia News Herald.

a.k.a. A CONSTANT

A man who was shot by Carpio with a bow and arrows and later died of his wounds after being carried to Three Rivers.

Listed as a guest from El Paso at the Timmer.

A Courcbesne is mentioned in a classified ad, possibly a person.

a.k.a. Courcbesne