Joe person
also known as: Old Joe
Summary: Chinese proprietor of the L. K. restaurant, described as the most popular Chinaman in town.
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a Chinaman stole $16
cited from was broken open and $16 stolen… (1889)was broken open and $16 stolen. “Joe,” the
proprietor, the most popular Chinaman in town,
says it was a Chinaman who stole the money,
and it’s an even question that “Old Joe” will
locate the thief and bring him to punishment.
elected_to
Grant county senator in the 29th Legislative Assembly
cited from another old settler, has a snug place, which is… (1891)y
situated in his declining years, and apart from
his services rendered to the country during his
long and busy life, will ever be held in grateful
remembrance as the worthy father of little Joe;
Grant county’s distinguished senator in the …
occupation
restaurant proprietor
cited from County Commissioners Meeting (1889)saloon into the semi-darkness
of the morning, without any quarrel having
taken place, and in a few minutes the fatal shot
was fired. It was one of those foul murders re-
sulting from the vicious, depraved disposition in
man which causes him …
restaurant proprietor— 1889-01-18
cited from was broken open and $16 stolen… (1889)n the morning the till of the L. K. restaurant
was broken open and $16 stolen. “Joe,” the
proprietor, the most popular Chinaman in town,
says it was a Chinaman who stole the money,
and it’s an even question that “Old Joe” will
locate the …
Speaker of the House— 1910-03-18
cited from Image 1 of Santa Fe new Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), March 18, 1910 (1910)I Vv 4 H NEW MEXICAN VOL 47 SANTA FE NEW MEXICO FRIDAY MARCH 18 1910 SO 30 BITTER DEFEAT I The
organization apparently labored under the delusion that it had gained I enough Democratic votes to
turn into victory the defeat of the day betore jit was sadly mistaken ior u was again …
owned
$16 stolen from till
cited from County Commissioners Meeting (1889)saloon into the semi-darkness
of the morning, without any quarrel having
taken place, and in a few minutes the fatal shot
was fired. It was one of those foul murders re-
sulting from the vicious, depraved disposition in
man which causes him …
proprietor
cited from was broken open and $16 stolen… (1889)was broken open and $16 stolen. “Joe,” the
proprietor, the most popular Chinaman in town,
says it was a Chinaman who stole the money,
and it’s an even question that “Old Joe” will
locate the thief and bring him to punishment.
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1889-01-11 (1889)
County Commissioners Meeting
On the re-assembling of the board at 7
p.m. it was found that there was an insuffi-
ciency of oil, and Col. Sam Carpenter sent down
to the city and purchased fifty cents worth of
candles and illuminated the cou…
witnessed
theft of $16 from L.K. Restaurant by a Chinaman— 1889-01-18
cited from was broken open and $16 stolen… (1889)n the morning the till of the L. K. restaurant
was broken open and $16 stolen. “Joe,” the
proprietor, the most popular Chinaman in town,
says it was a Chinaman who stole the money,
and it’s an even question that “Old Joe” will
locate the …
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cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1889-01-11 (1889)
County Commissioners Meeting
On the re-assembling of the board at 7
p.m. it was found that there was an insuffi-
ciency of oil, and Col. Sam Carpenter sent down
to the city and purchased fifty cents worth of
candles and illuminated the cou…
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County Commissioners Meeting ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1889-01-11
1889 · newspaper · public-domain
was broken open and $16 stolen… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
was broken open and $16 stolen…
1889 · newspaper · public-domain
another old settler, has a snug place, which is… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Image 1 of Santa Fe new Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), March 18, 1910 ↗
Anonymous · 1910 · newspaper · public_domain · details