People

A doctor who demanded Robins' arrest and later assisted officers as part of Bell & Stephens.

a.k.a. Dr. Stephens

Doctor Stovall was a person for whom no occupation or other biographical details were known from available sources.

a.k.a. Stovall

A doctor living in a tent with a Winchester rifle.

Doctor attending Juanita Rodriguez after her injury.

a.k.a. Doctor Woodwille

Went to the relief of a team and ended up stuck in a tree with a boy during a flood.

a.k.a. Warner

A peaceable Mexican teamster who was shot and killed by R. J. Carson.

a.k.a. Dolores Salaiz, Salcido

Listed as being from St. Louis.

Partner in Ancheta & Dominguez, co-owner of horses pastured below town.

Dona Ciano Baca of Antonchico, N.M., made a homestead entry and filed notice of intention to make final five-year proof on a land claim.

Listed with a number (125) in School District No 8 Llano.

Listed in a tax list for School District No. 8.

Man found dead with a bullet wound in Georgetown on December 30, 1888.

a.k.a. Donaciano Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzales

A retired Lieutenant Commander of the United States Navy, class of 1907, who recently came to Roswell to live.

a.k.a. Don Hamilton, Lieutenant Commander Donald W. Hamilton, Commander Hamilton

Don Bartolomé Chaves is mentioned in the context of a death in 1715.

A Mexican congressman and brother-in-law to the governor of Chihuahua, visiting on mining business.

a.k.a. Don Felipe Gutierrez

The son of Donald W. Hamilton, a cadet at the New Mexico Military Institute.

a.k.a. Don, Jr.

Don H. Kredzik is likely the publisher or editor, as the newspaper is published by him.

a.k.a. DON II KKDZIK

Resigned from the position of deputy gauger for New Mexico.

A trustee of honor who was to receive 20,000,000 cruzados in gold upon his voyage to Brazil.

Don Jose Tafolla arrived in Silver City from Canada during the past week.

Don Juan Nepomoseno Rodarte is mentioned in the context of death in Taos County.

Mentioned in the context of Taos County.

a.k.a. Don Juan Nepomoseno Rodarte

Conductor Donohue and his crew of the Magdalena branch broke a record for loading a car of cattle.

Person at whose place the Berry party stopped to borrow a lantern.