People

Clifford A Bosley of Willard was unable to report in time after receiving notice, so Alvin Ficklin went as his alternate.

a.k.a. Clifford A Bosley

A man who accused Elizabeth Wade of trying to ingratiate herself with John Butler and later went to the shed where he kept a hired automobile.

a.k.a. Clifford, Clifford Chapin

Clint Rutherford is named as a witness for Joseph K McAlpine's homestead proof.

Closson was a boxer listed at 155 lbs in the smoker matchups.

a.k.a. Closson

Attended the card party.

a.k.a. Clover Shackelford

Homecoming visitor from Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Local agent for Missouri Nursery Company, based in Room 5 Deckert Building.

a.k.a. C L SWANSON

Clyde C. Caldwell was one of the incorporators of the Valley Electrical Company, residing in Chaves County, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Clyde C Cald well

Homecoming visitor from Pueblo, Colorado.

Clyde Ross performed a violin solo at the Christian Endeavor meeting on March 3, 1911.

a.k.a. Clyde Ross

Governor who presented diplomas to eighty-four graduates at the 1938 commencement.

a.k.a. Governor Clyde Tingley

Member of the Board of Regents.

C M Carr and Arthur C Gore came in last night from the Duke City.

Listed among visitors or residents from Denver.

Named vice president for Moriarty.

C M Gill is the head nurse at the Santa Fe Pacific hospital and will leave for St Paul, Minn to visit relatives.

a.k.a. C M Gill

Named vice president for Estancia.

Honorary alumnus from Chicago, listed as attending the alumni meeting.

a.k.a. C. M. Rademacher, Honorary Alumnus

A rancher who came into the city with his mother and wife due to Indian rumors and laid in a supply of cartridges.

a.k.a. C. M.

C.M. Taylor is the division master mechanic for the Santa Fe railroad and was part of the inspection party.

a.k.a. C M Taylor

Cmtrces G Fields was the appellee in a case affirmed by the territorial supreme court about a telephone charge.

C. N. Marrian arrived from New York.

An Apache leader who co-commanded a force of roughly four hundred warriors at the Battle of Pinos Altos in 1861.

Many infant Cocopah Indians were asphyxiated during an oppressively heavy air event.

a.k.a. Cocopah, infant Cocopah Indians