Charles Gamble person
Summary: Man severely hurt and killed when his horse fell on him while riding toward San Juan on the Mimbres river.
Completeness: 50/100 Grade D
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cited from SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT SAN JUAN (1891)
e tried before Justice Givens and fined
$5 and costs each. The case was a very aggra-
vated one and it seems a peculiar construction
of the law when the minimum penalty is as-
sessed against the most audacious law breaker,
for whose benefit …
lived_at
cited from SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT SAN JUAN (1891)
e tried before Justice Givens and fined
$5 and costs each. The case was a very aggra-
vated one and it seems a peculiar construction
of the law when the minimum penalty is as-
sessed against the most audacious law breaker,
for whose benefit …
owned
cited from SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT SAN JUAN (1891)
e tried before Justice Givens and fined
$5 and costs each. The case was a very aggra-
vated one and it seems a peculiar construction
of the law when the minimum penalty is as-
sessed against the most audacious law breaker,
for whose benefit …
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT SAN JUAN ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details