What is D. P. Carr associated with?

Documented relationships include: occupation, arrived_in, purchased. 5 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite D. P. Carr?

6 primary sources cite this person, including: Signed — Wm… (1889); Thomas Harrington, whose alias is “Curley,”… (1889); For the past two weeks this city and Grant… (1890); and 3 more.

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D. P. Carr person

id: p_d-p-carr_ff538e

also known as: D. P. Carr, Foreman

Probable 70%

Summary: Investigated the Gonzalez killing case and volunteered to go to Silver City to obtain a warrant from Justice Isaac Givens.

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Claims (5)

arrived_in

Silver City

cited from Signed — Wm… (1889) · +1 more

of the circumstances, to swear to the complaint required for the issuance of a warrant to hold him. Upon the return of the stage to George- town on Monday, it was learned there that no complaint had been made and it was possible that Harr…

occupation

Foreman of the Grand Jury— 1890-09-05

cited from It will be observed that we have not ex-… (1890) · +1 more

warrant on a prisoner in the county jail — $96.75, and serv- ing two subpoenas on the same three persons in each case, in Silver City, upon the returns of which mileage was charged at $21 on each subpoena — making $138.75 for mileage charged …

grand jury foreman

cited from I am first referred to as a “very small peg… (1890) · +1 more

f human nature, evil motives, ignorance, cowardice, pre- sumption, bull dozing and chicanery if they would be a little more consistent. I am first referred to as a “very small peg wobbling about in a big hole,” and yet when the hole is filled…