C. R. Huber person
also known as: Huber
Summary: A constable at Pinos Altos tried for assault to kill after shooting Mexicans at a baile.
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Claims (21)
acquitted_of
murder (at previous trial)
cited from No… (1888)a and Sycamore creeks to
Carlisle.
No. 6. Beginning at Black cattle company
range in the Animas valley, thence south Jo
Mexico line, commencing 20 miles north of
Davenport’s, in Alaman valley, thence south to
Mexico line, including the two …
murder
cited from Court Doings (1888)Court Doings
C. R. Huber was tried on a charge of
assault to kill a Mexican at Pinos Altos. At a
baile he shot and killed a Mexican and wounded
another. He was acquitted at the previous trial,
for murder. He was constable at Pinos Altos
and …
murder
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-06-08 (1888)a and Sycamore creeks to
Carlisle.
No. 6. Beginning at Black cattle company
range in the Animas valley, thence south Jo
Mexico line, commencing 20 miles north of
Davenport’s, in Alaman valley, thence south to
Mexico line, including the two …
arrested_for
attempted robbery
cited from counted upon, were now firing as rapidly as… (1890)counted upon, were now firing as rapidly as
possible. But they had been so much discon-
certed by the fusillade which their command to
halt had brought forth that their aim was bad.
Not so, however, with the Boyle Brothers, as
one of them sho…
arrived_in
cited from counted upon, were now firing as rapidly as… (1890)
ounted upon, were now firing as rapidly as
possible. But they had been so much discon-
certed by the fusillade which their command to
halt had brought forth that their aim was bad.
Not so, however, with the Boyle Brothers, as
one of them …
charged_with
assault to kill a Mexican at Pinos Altos
cited from No… (1888)a and Sycamore creeks to
Carlisle.
No. 6. Beginning at Black cattle company
range in the Animas valley, thence south Jo
Mexico line, commencing 20 miles north of
Davenport’s, in Alaman valley, thence south to
Mexico line, including the two …
the robbery near Pinos Altos
cited from On Thursday morning the boy was accused… (1890) · +1 morersday morning the boy was accused
by one of his relatives of participation in the
crime, and after telling a rambling story of his
having returned from Silver City by the way of
’Whiskey Creek, said he would go with the offi-
cers and sho…
assault to kill a Mexican
cited from Court Doings (1888)Court Doings
C. R. Huber was tried on a charge of
assault to kill a Mexican at Pinos Altos. At a
baile he shot and killed a Mexican and wounded
another. He was acquitted at the previous trial,
for murder. He was constable at Pinos Altos
and …
assault to kill a Mexican at Pinos Altos
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-06-08 (1888)a and Sycamore creeks to
Carlisle.
No. 6. Beginning at Black cattle company
range in the Animas valley, thence south Jo
Mexico line, commencing 20 miles north of
Davenport’s, in Alaman valley, thence south to
Mexico line, including the two …
fought_in
cited from Between four and five o’clock Wednesday… (1890) · +1 more
f until his recent
association with Windy Dick. Huber and Robins
had been lurking in the vicinity of the bank for
several hours prior to time for departure of the
Messrs. Boyle for the mine, having their horses
hitched in a vacant lot beh…
killed_by
a Mexican at a baile in Pinos Altos (Huber shot him)
cited from No… (1888)a and Sycamore creeks to
Carlisle.
No. 6. Beginning at Black cattle company
range in the Animas valley, thence south Jo
Mexico line, commencing 20 miles north of
Davenport’s, in Alaman valley, thence south to
Mexico line, including the two …
lived_at
cited from counted upon, were now firing as rapidly as… (1890)
ounted upon, were now firing as rapidly as
possible. But they had been so much discon-
certed by the fusillade which their command to
halt had brought forth that their aim was bad.
Not so, however, with the Boyle Brothers, as
one of them …
occupation
constable
cited from No… (1888)a and Sycamore creeks to
Carlisle.
No. 6. Beginning at Black cattle company
range in the Animas valley, thence south Jo
Mexico line, commencing 20 miles north of
Davenport’s, in Alaman valley, thence south to
Mexico line, including the two …
constable
cited from Court Doings (1888)Court Doings
C. R. Huber was tried on a charge of
assault to kill a Mexican at Pinos Altos. At a
baile he shot and killed a Mexican and wounded
another. He was acquitted at the previous trial,
for murder. He was constable at Pinos Altos
and …
constable at Pinos Altos
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-06-08 (1888)a and Sycamore creeks to
Carlisle.
No. 6. Beginning at Black cattle company
range in the Animas valley, thence south Jo
Mexico line, commencing 20 miles north of
Davenport’s, in Alaman valley, thence south to
Mexico line, including the two …
surrendered
after being wounded
cited from On Thursday morning the boy was accused… (1890)hey saw
him they ran from the house and through some
fields adjacent to Pinos Altos with Davenport
and Wm. Graham after them, firing as they
ran. While Davenport and Graham were scaling
a fence Huber and Mayfield fired five shofs at
them and t…
witnessed
flesh wound in arm from Davenport's pistol
cited from It is only just to mention that Messrs… (1890)w
him they ran from the house and through some
fields adjacent to Pinos Altos with Davenport
and Wm. Graham after them, firing as they
ran. While Davenport and Graham were scaling
a fence Huber and Mayfield fired five shofs at
them and th…
worked_for
Pinos Altos (as constable)
cited from No… (1888)a and Sycamore creeks to
Carlisle.
No. 6. Beginning at Black cattle company
range in the Animas valley, thence south Jo
Mexico line, commencing 20 miles north of
Davenport’s, in Alaman valley, thence south to
Mexico line, including the two …
cited from It is only just to mention that Messrs… (1890)
w
him they ran from the house and through some
fields adjacent to Pinos Altos with Davenport
and Wm. Graham after them, firing as they
ran. While Davenport and Graham were scaling
a fence Huber and Mayfield fired five shofs at
them and th…
Bell & Stephens
cited from It is only just to mention that Messrs… (1890)It is only just to mention that Messrs. Bell
& Stephens, of Pinos Altos, by whom Huber was
wounded_by
cited from On Thursday morning the boy was accused… (1890) · +1 more
On Thursday morning the boy was accused
by one of his relatives of participation in the
crime, and after telling a rambling story of his
having returned from Silver City by the way of
’Whiskey Creek, said he would go with the offi-
cers and s…
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Sources (10)
Court Doings
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-06-08
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
Between four and five o’clock Wednesday… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details
counted upon, were now firing as rapidly as…
1890 · newspaper · public-domain
counted upon, were now firing as rapidly as… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details
It is only just to mention that Messrs…
1890 · newspaper · public-domain
It is only just to mention that Messrs… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details
On Thursday morning the boy was accused…
1890 · newspaper · public-domain
On Thursday morning the boy was accused… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details