Jim Show person
also known as: Show
Summary: A person charged in a Territory case involving an opium joint, set for trial on the third Wednesday.
Completeness: 44/100 Grade D
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opium joint— 1889-09-20
cited from CHARLES G. VAN HORN (1889)e mat-
ter, and thus saved the county the trouble and
expense of a “great trial” and an airing of
gamblers’ dirty linen in court.
The following cases from Grant County
were set for trial as follows:
C. R. Jackson, murder; third Wednesday.
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CHARLES G. VAN HORN ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details