People

A man identified as the sheriff of Tombstone appearing in a photographic print.

Well-known man in Grant county killed during an Indian outbreak.

a.k.a. Big Mike Grace

Potential victim of Mark Smith, or possibly a legislative bill.

Chief of interpretation at Fort Union.

Owner of a ranch in Bear Valley where Peter Hall Jr. and others were staying.

a.k.a. Bill Bates, Bates

The Democratic candidate who defeated Congressman Wallace by 15,000 majority in the Richmond district.

a.k.a. Brown

A man who held up three miners at gunpoint near Pyramid and was later remanded to county jail.

a.k.a. Caldwell, Cald-well

A man from Kingston who killed three deer at one shot in 1884.

a.k.a. Bill McKay

A horse thief who was killed in the Animas valley alongside Fred Meyers.

Man who came from Deming and reported that Rich was coming for George Forget with a $200 reward.

a.k.a. Billy Baker

Owner of the dog Snooze, whose hiding under a bed caused a commotion at the Timmer house.

An individual for whom McWilliams works as a dealer.

A Deming boy who won first prize at a cattle roping tournament in Solomonville, Arizona.

a.k.a. Billy Birchfield

Returned from a big hunt and fish in the Mogollons.

Member of the rustler gang between Duncan and Clifton.

a.k.a. Billy Delaney

A Chinese restaurant keeper in Deming killed by Leon Heifca.

a.k.a. Young

Joined the posse at the Circle ranch during the pursuit of horse thieves.

Man who shot a Mexican in self-defense on Christmas eve after being stoned.

a.k.a. Billy Roberts, Roberts

Friend of Geo. A. Elsworth.

a.k.a. Billy Sanguinette

A man who wrangled with Pitman at Sperling Brothers & Taylor's store but was unarmed.

a.k.a. Smith

Billy Sunday is quoted expressing his opinion on saloons and woman suffrage.

a.k.a. BILLY SUNDAY

Billy the Kid, also known as William Bonney, was a notorious outlaw in New Mexico during the late 19th century.

a.k.a. William Bonney

Lived on Chloride Flat with Billy the Kid; was insulted by a blacksmith.

Referenced as a comparison by the editor writing a series on horses; thought 'Tennessee Walking Horse' referred to his racing stables.