People

The owner of the Biecho ranch where the robbers headquartered before the robbery.

Captain Johnson is a member of the board investigating the charges made by Major Gardner in Manila.

a.k.a. Johnson

An experienced Indian campaigner who pursued the killers of Ehrman and Riggs.

a.k.a. Captains Keys

Captain Lasher wants a firstclass waiter at the Depot Hotel.

a.k.a. Caitain Lasher

Captain Law joined the NMMI faculty as an English instructor, having been a former cadet and having studied archaeology.

a.k.a. Captain Law

Captain Lea was the person for whom Lea Hall was named, and signed only two diplomas, one of which was owned by Earl Patterson.

Officer of the 6th Cavalry in command at Fort Bowie, Arizona.

a.k.a. Captain Madden

Son of Captain Madden who was killed while en route to visit his father at Fort Bowie.

a.k.a. son of Captain Madden

An individual whose tax was $300 but was sued for $1100.

a.k.a. Captain Maunsell's

The Yuma Indians claimed the captain of the ferry sent them to help cut poles.

A U.S. Marshal whose name Pace forged on checks.

a.k.a. Paul Fricke, United States Marshal Fricke

Author of 'No Quarter Given' and 'The Fault of Angels', winner of Harper Prize.

a.k.a. Paul Horgan, Capt. Horgan

Looking the band over.

a.k.a. Capt. Rail

Of the Grand Central mining company; went over the Range Wednesday.

a.k.a. Capt. Robson

Officer who escorted the prisoners and violated terms of surrender with barbarous treatment.

a.k.a. Salizar

Attending coaching school in summer 1937.

An individual known as Captain Stout who was later identified in Arizona as a famous road agent.

One of the oldest of old timers; Stockton's Pass, Arizona was named in his honor.

a.k.a. Captain T. B. Stockton

Leader of the cadet orchestra that played at the Thanksgiving Dance.

Tenor in the baccalaureate quartet.

a.k.a. Captain Vernon Knapp

Ranch owner who reported finding human remains in a dry well near the road from Phoenix to Maricopa Wells.

a.k.a. Captain Hancock, Captain Hankack

Manager of the W.S. ranch at Alma who reported the Indian killings.

a.k.a. Captain Wm. French

Captain Woodbury was the varsity coach of the boxing and wrestling teams.

a.k.a. Captain Woodbury

One of the oldest timers at Pinos Altos who remarked on Arrastra Johnson's trick.