People

Mr. Chas. Poe was part of the party that visited Cook's Peak.

a.k.a. Chas. Poe

Guest at Tremont House from St. Joe with son.

a.k.a. Charles Powers

Salo1on keeper of Pinos Altos arrested for larceny after snatching a watch from a customer.

a.k.a. Charles Pulker, Pulker

Listed as a guest from South Bend at the Timmer.

a.k.a. Charles Quigly

Listed among individuals associated with Pinos Altos.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from Albuquerque.

a.k.a. Charles Sterne

Chas Too is a person whose arrival and residence are unknown. No further historical details are available.

a.k.a. Chas Too

Listed as a guest at the Tremont hotel.

a.k.a. Charles T. Thaver

Man who fired shots at opponents over mining business and was jailed.

a.k.a. Wickie

A Chiricahua Apache individual shown holding a rifle in a cabinet photographic print.

a.k.a. Chato

A man arrested on a warrant for horse stealing sworn out by Tom Kennedy.

a.k.a. Chauncey Nicholson

Owner of the old Castilian Turquoise mine near Bonanza City who sold a turquoise nugget for $1,000.

a.k.a. Chauncey Story

Defendant in Territory vs. Chauncy Nicholson horse stealing case, pleaded guilty to petit larceny.

a.k.a. Chauncy Nicholson

Owner of a saloon near where Teresa Murray collapsed.

Superintendent who wrote to Solicitor General Victory requesting an official opinion.

a.k.a. Supt Chaves, Superintendent Chaves

Person claiming a lien on NANW stock via chattel mortgage from Harkey, accused of fraud by George F. Patrick.

a.k.a. C. H. Dane, Dane

Chenault, along with Wilborn and Crutcher, opened the townsite of Solano on April 1, 1907.

Telegraph Editor for the Albuquerque Morning Journal.

a.k.a. C HERBT H P MALKTJS

C. Herbert H. P. Maltjus was the telegraph editor of the Albuquerque Morning Journal.

a.k.a. C HERBT H P MALKTJS

Member of the rustler gang between Duncan and Clifton.

a.k.a. Cherokee Kid

Man who attempted to interfere in the arrest of Claudie Lewis and had a warrant sworn out for him.

a.k.a. "Chicharo" Vega

Chief Justice Mills rendered one opinion in the Supreme Court cases.

Police chief who came to enquire about the shots and helped open the locked room.

The chief of the Yumas entered the house where Dr. Lincoln lay and killed him with a stone and club.