Mr. Carter person
also known as: Carter
Summary: Ranch owner at the head of Greenwood canyon with sheep and goats.
Completeness: 85/100 Grade B
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cited from Hon… (1891)
Hon. Frank Hubbell, of Bernalillo county,
was recently shot and almost killed by a Socorro
county desperado by the name of Carter. The
shooting was unjustifiable and it is to be hoped
that the would-be murderer will get his just
deserts.
lived_at
cited from Hon… (1891)
Hon. Frank Hubbell, of Bernalillo county,
was recently shot and almost killed by a Socorro
county desperado by the name of Carter. The
shooting was unjustifiable and it is to be hoped
that the would-be murderer will get his just
deserts.
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Chairman of the national committee— 1893-04-15
cited from Image 1 of Santa Fe daily New Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), April 15, 1893 (1893)FE DAILY NEW MEXICAN SANTA SANTA FE N M SAYTXBDAY APRIL 15 1893 NO 49 VOL 30 REFRIGERATORS 4 lZj GO
ICE ROXES EL SPITZ THE FILIGREE JEWELER Gold Watches Diamonds Silver Ware and Clocks Keeps all kind
of Steerling Silver Novelties and Filigree articles sttit able for presents at l…
owned
ranch at head of Greenwood Canyon
cited from cut open as with a knife from the front indi-… (1890)eart, but still alive and
conscious. He asked him, who shot you? and
was answered quien sabe. He offered the
wounded man a drink from his canteen but he
was too weak to drink; he left the canteen
with the man and went to look after his…
cited from cut open as with a knife from the front indi-… (1890)
cut open as with a knife from the front indi-
cating that the pocket had been sewed up.
The sheriff started George Parker on the trail.
The trail of the horse was followed for two
miles and a half toward Prescott Allen’s ranch
on Bear creek, …
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cut open as with a knife from the front indi-…
1890 · newspaper · public-domain
cut open as with a knife from the front indi-… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Hon…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
Image 1 of Santa Fe daily New Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), April 15, 1893 ↗
Anonymous · 1893 · newspaper · public_domain · details