People

Listed as a person from Lebanon (likely a typo for Lebanon?).

An Episcopal reverend scheduled to hold services in the area.

a.k.a. Rev. E. S. Cross

Listed as a petit juror in Sierra county.

One of the eight identified women in the 1897 graduation photograph.

Attended the social union meeting.

a.k.a. Cstelle Ferguson

One of a party of young men claimed to have made the Santa Fe trail in 1830.

A Frenchman and moneyed adventurer who left St. Louis in 1830 on a journey to Mexico.

Listed among individuals in a newspaper article.

Deputy assessor who was absent and could not provide information about the assessor's office affairs.

a.k.a. Mr. E. Stine

Listed with St. Louis.

E. Strouss arrived from Chicago, Ill.

Listed as an arrival at Tremont from St. Joe.

Ethel Hancock was a member of the class from Las Cruces.

a.k.a. Ethel Hancock

Ethel Summerford was a member of the class from Las Cruces.

a.k.a. Ethel Summerford

A man working on the Gila in Southern New Mexico who claims to have a medicine that cures any disease.

a.k.a. E F Hubbard

Person to whom Warrant No. 383 was issued on November 13, 1888.

E. Turner is listed as a guest from North Carolina at the Timmer House.

A man who returned from Hudsons and encountered a Texas steer.

A student who served in editorial management of the High School Herald.

a.k.a. Master Eugene Warren

Deceased person whose heirs are defendants in the lawsuit filed by T.P. Martin in Taos County.

a.k.a. Eulalia Trujillo

Deceased person whose heirs are defendants in a lawsuit.

a.k.a. Eulutzaf Trujillo

Eulogio Montoya of Tucumcari, New Mexico filed notice of intention to make final Five Year proof for Homestead Entry No 3492.

A ranchman who arrived in the city from his ranch at Chaperito.

a.k.a. Euseblo Lucero

Euterio Baca is a son of Don Alalia and an influential pioneer citizen, a classical scholar, linguist, poet, and classmate of Deputy Game Warden Page B. Otero at St. Louis University.

a.k.a. lleuterio Baca