People

Cowboys depicted in photographs on day herd, at Headquarters, and posed on a tree trunk.

a.k.a. cowboys

A large number of cowmen in southern Arizona are spaying their female stock to relieve their ranges.

Cox was present at the farewell party for Miss Newcomb.

Proprietor or manager of the Sunset Dairy, reachable by Phone 208.

a.k.a. C P ABERNATHY

Guest at Tremont House from Kansas City with wife.

Listed as a person from Chicago in a newspaper list of visitors.

Cashier at the Kingston Bank in Kingston, New Mexico.

a.k.a. C RAFF

C. R. Cutchell is listed as a guest from Denver at the Timmer House.

Cresnln Leyba is listed as a taxpayer for the SW 1/4 of NE 1/4, SE 1/4 of NW 1/4 of section 31 in township 12 north range 13 east.

a.k.a. Cresnln Leyba

A constable at Pinos Altos tried for assault to kill after shooting Mexicans at a baile.

a.k.a. Huber

Alumni member who paid dues in 1929-30.

A witness for the homestead claim of Antonio Jose Mares.

Cristobal Garcia of Palma left for Fort Riley, Kansas to join the colors.

a.k.a. Cristobal Garcia

A man tried for killing Peter Frazier near Carlisle; he was located in the mountains with a flock of goats.

a.k.a. Jackson

C. R. Lopez is mentioned as mayor of Santa Fe in a newspaper article from April 16, 1912.

a.k.a. C.R. Lopez

C.R. Lopez is identified as mayor of Santa Fe.

a.k.a. c r LOPEZ

Listed as an arrival at Tremont House from Rolla.

Crmohton Fbrgusox is a physician and surgeon specializing in diseases of the nose and throat, located in Dr. Swisher's old office.

Night guard at the county jail who was held up by Broncho Bill.

Party attendee from Cook's Peak.

C. R. Tuttle is listed at the Tremont from Denver.

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

a.k.a. Crutch er

C. R. Willard arrived from Rolla, Mo.

C. S. Cooper, also known as Cooper, was a person referenced in five sources, but no specific biographical details are documented.

a.k.a. Cooper