People

The brother of the abducted girl who was wounded in the leg and later died.

Brother Williams is referenced in relation to making wind, implying a personal knowledge.

Attended the social union meeting.

A gentleman named Brown visited Col. Hopewell's Animas ranch after coming from El Paso.

a.k.a. Browu

Graduate of New Mexico Military Institute class of 1927, received Bachelor's degree from Stanford University on June 17, 1929.

Wealthy prominent resident of Irceley who employed Wild Horse Jerry for years.

Bruce I. Eaton is one of the wealthiest and most prominent residents of Irceley and formerly employed Wild Horse Jerry.

a.k.a. Itruce I Eaton

Listed among individuals in a newspaper article.

B. Runner is the tailor who cleans, presses, and repairs ladies' and gentlemen's clothes.

Editor of the Cancionero Occidental.

A member of the first team of the Bronco Rifle Team who scored 177, and later noted as captain of the team graduating.

Listed as a speaker on the program of the National Irrigation Congress.

Candidate for school trustee who received 13 votes in the city election.

Buck was a person who was killed, but the identity of the killer remains unknown.

Was in charge of the jail and did not recognize Gould until after the prisoner acknowledged being one of the men wanted.

a.k.a. Buck Balbreth

The jailer who received a letter from Von Heine confirming Charley Small's role.

Member of the posse that pursued horse thieves from Duncan.

Sid Williams moved north of Bud Capps.

Arrived at Timmer House (origin not specified).

Owner of a cattle camp near El Rito where men were bitten by a mad coyote.

Deputy Sheriff who led the capture of West, Murray, and Tacket.

Author of the overview of Buffalo Soldiers.

Party attendee from Cook's Peak.

Cattle inspector of this district who reported cattle shipment figures.

a.k.a. Williams