John Boyle person
also known as: John Boyle, Mr. Boyle
Summary: Superintendent of the Mountain Key mine, target of attempted robbery.
Completeness: 57/100 Grade D
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occupation
superintendent of Mountain Key Mine— 1890-04-18
cited from Between four and five o’clock Wednesday… (1890)ls. Their decisions, fortunately, are
not approved by the press, or the law-abiding
element of the territory. — Clarion.
Attempted Hold-Up!
John and Richard Boyle Make It Lively
For The Robbers.
About Twenty Shots Exchanged.
Dick Huber, A1 Mayf…
purchased
$2,300 payroll funds from bank in Silver City— 1890-04-18
cited from Between four and five o’clock Wednesday… (1890)ls. Their decisions, fortunately, are
not approved by the press, or the law-abiding
element of the territory. — Clarion.
Attempted Hold-Up!
John and Richard Boyle Make It Lively
For The Robbers.
About Twenty Shots Exchanged.
Dick Huber, A1 Mayf…
witnessed
cited from Between four and five o’clock Wednesday… (1890)
f until his recent
association with Windy Dick. Huber and Robins
had been lurking in the vicinity of the bank for
several hours prior to time for departure of the
Messrs. Boyle for the mine, having their horses
hitched in a vacant lot beh…
Sources (1)
Between four and five o’clock Wednesday… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details