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also known as: a Chinese cook, the cook, The Chinaman
Summary: Chinese cook who shot Harry Patterson after being slapped, then surrendered to Sheriff Barela.
Completeness: 85/100 Grade B
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cited from Harry Patterson, a waiter well known in… (1890)Harry Patterson, a waiter well known in
this city, was shot dead in Las Cruces Tuesday
morning last by a Chinese cook with whom he
had had some trouble. Harry had slapped the
cook, who left the house, borrowed a pistol,
bought cartridges for it…
owned
cited from Harry Patterson, a waiter well known in… (1890)
Harry Patterson, a waiter well known in
this city, was shot dead in Las Cruces Tuesday
morning last by a Chinese cook with whom he
had had some trouble. Harry had slapped the
cook, who left the house, borrowed a pistol,
bought cartridges for it…
purchased
cited from Harry Patterson, a waiter well known in… (1890)
Harry Patterson, a waiter well known in
this city, was shot dead in Las Cruces Tuesday
morning last by a Chinese cook with whom he
had had some trouble. Harry had slapped the
cook, who left the house, borrowed a pistol,
bought cartridges for it…
cartridges
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1890-08-01 (1890)Harry Patterson, a waiter well known in
this city, was shot dead in Las Cruces Tuesday
morning last by a Chinese cook with whom he
had had some trouble. Harry had slapped the
cook, who left the house, borrowed a pistol,
bought cartridges fo…
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Harry Patterson, a waiter well known in…
1890 · newspaper · public-domain
Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1890-08-01
1890 · newspaper · public-domain