People

David J. Leahy was an Assistant United States Attorney representing the United States.

a.k.a. David J Leahy

Listed as a guest from Gila.

Author of a letter to Michael Steck regarding treaties and appropriations for the Gila Mescalero Apaches.

a.k.a. Meriwether

David Paul and wife are mentioned.

Person associated with the 'woman in the saloon law' that a Lordsburg saloon keeper tried to circumvent.

Child of Earl M. Porter, Homecoming visitor from San Marino, California.

Doctor whose wife was killed by Grace Lusk; testified that Lusk asked him to tell his wife she was infatuated with him.

a.k.a. Dr. David Roberts, Dr. Roberts

David S. Lowtzki sells fine furniture, queensware, and other goods.

Prisoner arrested for the murder of Jeff Webb in Alpine, Texas.

Davidson Keutor is the attorney for the plaintiff.

David's wife questioned him about the quotation that when man and woman are married they become one.

Helped round up over three hundred beeves for shipment.

Heap Admiral David V. Taylor was one of the officers receiving the distinguished service medal.

Attended the social union meeting.

Dawson's family is absent in California.

Daye Winters returned from Los Alamos lakes with Henry Dold and dead ducks.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont House from Denver.

Tremont House guest from St. Louis, Mo.

a.k.a. D. B. Baker

Shot and killed James Moore; associated with Black Range Cattle Company.

a.k.a. Cantwell

Promoter of the Mountain Key company who recognized stolen gold at the bank.

a.k.a. Mr. D. C. Hobart

Husband of Mrs. McMillen who was telegraphed and joined his family at Albuquerque.

a.k.a. Mr. McMillen

Listed as a guest at the Tremont hotel, from Dallas.

Superintendent of New Mexico Military Institute who announced honors and signed the alumni letter.

a.k.a. Colonel Pearson

Went over the Range to the Grand Central Tuesday.

a.k.a. D. Dissinger