People

Defendant tried for burglarizing Ed Dickenson's house and stealing property.

Two or three desperadoes threatened the narrator and companions near the Burros trail.

Dewey is about to send a strong expedition from Manila to punish insurgents.

Listed among individuals in a newspaper article.

Listed among individuals in a newspaper article.

D. H. Kedzie's commission as postmaster arrived tonight and he will probably take possession of the office tomorrow.

a.k.a. D II Kedzie

D. H. King is a dentist who visits Lordsburg every sixty days.

a.k.a. D II K KJNO DKNT1ST

Listed as guest at Tremont House.

Resident of the Burros who spent several days in the city.

R. W. Dowe is accused of aiding and abetting Dias in a revolution.

Helped Tomas Medina lift Gus Maiser senseless from the water.

Alumnus from Kansas City, listed as attending the alumni meeting.

a.k.a. Dick A. McDonald, Jr., ex. '34

Dick Arnold sold 100 calves.

a.k.a. Dick Ar nold

Son of Peter S. Hall Sr., member of the Hall family of rustlers.

a.k.a. Dick, Dick Hall

One of three Stein's Pass train robbers killed by Mexican federal troops after a battle near Cusihuiriachis.

Notorious character arrested for attempted hold-up of the Boyle brothers.

a.k.a. Windy Dick Huber, Dick Huber, Huber

Dick Hudson was a person who owned property and made sales to unknown parties. No further historical significance is known.

Man shot twice and killed during a cattle round-up quarrel, left estate of $50,000.

a.k.a. Jenkins

Member of the Pinos Altos ball team pictured in 1891.

Started a menagerie on a small scale including bald eagles, alligators, and antelopes.

Person in the bottom row of the Pinos Altos ball team picture.

An employee of the San Simon Cattle Company who was shot and killed at the 3H headquarters ranch.

a.k.a. Stratton

Man from the Copper Dick mining claim who reported finding Hall Williams' body.

Listed with a number (335) in School District No 9 Chauusal.