People

A contractor in Rio de Janeiro discovered a hidden treasure while tearing down the old castle of San Antonio.

A contractor who started south with provisions for work on the Deming, North Mexican and Pacific railroad grade.

Conway is possibly a person's name in the context of W A Hawkins.

a.k.a. OO FwY W A Hawkins CONWAY

Cony T. Brown is one of the incorporators of the Socorro State Bank.

a.k.a. Cony T Brown

Staff member of the rabbit edition.

Store owner in Dudleyville whose store was washed away by water.

Cooney is a person, but no further information about their occupation or actions is known from the available sources.

Staff member of the rabbit edition.

Owner of land bounding Exclusion No 16 (first) to the east.

a.k.a. Mm Cora Archibald

A Silver City demimonde woman who attacked Charles Allingham with a boulder.

a.k.a. Miss Cora Lee

Son of Jacob Bennett who served as quartermaster in the 8th Iowa Cavalry.

Corporal in troupe G, 2nd Cavalry, stationed at Fort Stanton, en route to Fort Wingate for promotion examination.

a.k.a. Corporal Batson

An unidentified man who called and motioned to the team to stop.

A merchant selling Kirk's soap at bottom prices.

a.k.a. Cosgrove's

The individuals who meticulously documented the pottery and its archaeological context from the Swarts Ruin excavation.

a.k.a. The Cosgroves

Cosme Martinez is listed from Rodarte.

Eldest son of the head of the Krbach family, eloped with a peasant girl and challenged his friends to duels.

a.k.a. Imacis Krasmu Rtbach

The county judge and mayor were accused of unfair delegate selection for the convention.

A courier survived the Platte River crossing and traveled ten miles on foot to the next relay.

a.k.a. courier

Court commissioner who examined Indian prisoners regarding murders of Grace and Diehl.

a.k.a. Court Commissioner Hughes

Class of 1930, stationed at Headquarters Troop, First Cavalry Division, Fort Bliss, Texas.

Visited the place and found everything as described regarding a mummified body.

a.k.a. covery

The animal that Bert Nickerbocker was roping when the accident occurred.

A group of men employed by Hall brothers who committed an assault.

a.k.a. gang of cowboys