People

Buffalo is mentioned as a sheriff in Texas.

Namesake of Camp Cody after whom the camp was renamed.

a.k.a. William F. Cody

Alumni member who paid dues in 1929-30.

Perpetrators of the burglary at Samuel Eckles' residence.

a.k.a. sneak thieves

Burkhart received 16 votes for Judge of the Supreme Court in the Palma precinct.

Staff member of the rabbit edition.

Burnie R Gray of Moriarty was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Burnie R Gray

One of two men who opened fire on Dick Stratton and Dud Pruett with Winchesters.

Alumni member who paid dues in 1929-30.

Bursum is mentioned as a Republican candidate in the context of public sentiment trending towards him.

Burt D. Mason is a U.S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor and C.E. in Chloride.

a.k.a. BURT D MASON

Property owner whose house was burned, presumably by the outlaw gang.

Judge Burton Parker was a special agent in charge of the El Paso district office and was transferred to Detroit.

a.k.a. Judge Burton Parker

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from San Francisco.

Listed among individuals associated with Kingston.

Outlaw who worked as a wrangler at the WS Ranch.

The article associates the Butch Cassidy Gang with a recent train robbery on the Southern Pacific in Grant County.

A man who was shot in the left hand during a scrape at the Exchange.

a.k.a. Butch, Wyatt

Listed as an arrival at Timmer House from Lordsburg.

Captain B. W. Davis was in command of the company, tried to maintain order, but his authority was disregarded and he resigned.

a.k.a. Captain B. W. Davis

Listed among individuals in a newspaper article.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from Denver.

Listed as a person from Boston.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont House from Chicago.