R. S. Hall person
Summary: Member of the Pine Cienega rustlers, missing since about September 8th.
Completeness: 43/100 Grade D
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pursuing party near Ash Springs— September 8
cited from Mrs. Tillie Hall and Mrs. Lizzie Hall of (1891)ndrels. White was
in for seven years for robberies and hold-ups
in south Santa Fe county; Padilla murdered
his wife at Socorro, and Rivera was in for a
heinious crime — he cut a man’s throat in Dona
Ana county and afterwards disemboweled hi…
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Pine Cienega rustlers member
cited from Mrs. Tillie Hall and Mrs. Lizzie Hall of (1891)ndrels. White was
in for seven years for robberies and hold-ups
in south Santa Fe county; Padilla murdered
his wife at Socorro, and Rivera was in for a
heinious crime — he cut a man’s throat in Dona
Ana county and afterwards disemboweled hi…
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Mrs. Tillie Hall and Mrs. Lizzie Hall of ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details