Henry Woods person
Summary: Justice of the Peace in Central, New Mexico, who wrote a letter vindicating his conduct.
Completeness: 77/100 Grade B
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Claims (3)
occupation
Justice of the Peace
cited from days in jail… (1890)re. This not having accomplished, the de-
sired effect, the court again was compelled to
impose a third fine of $5. This did not seem
quite adequate to the occasion and the court
told him that if he still continued to curse and
swear that…
Justice of the Peace
cited from As to the threats made by one of your at-… (1890)B. might have been a wiser and
wealthier man.
As to the threats made by one of your at-
torneys as to what he intended to do, he should
remember that he is not in Georgia. — Henry
Woods, Justice of the Peace, Central, N. M.
From the Jun…
owned
cited from Wm… (1891) · +1 more
Wm. Smith, a miner, had a narrow escape
from death Saturday, by a cave-in. He noticed
the coal was about to fall and placed his pick
up against the roof to stay it until a brace
could be put in, but the pressure was so great
he was seve…
Sources (4)
As to the threats made by one of your at-… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details
days in jail… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Willie Swift’s saddle pony was stolen from… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details