Thomas Lyons person
also known as: Mr. Lyons, Lyons
Summary: Imported two dozen Bob-White quail and released them on the Gila.
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Gila with imported quail
cited from The Gauntlet Thrown Down! (1891) · +1 moregetting
only about sixty yards distant when the rest of
the powder exploded, blowing the cabin to
atoms.
$1,299,276.25!
Grant County’s Mineral Production for 1890.
The Gauntlet Thrown Down!
Grant County in the Lead of the United States
Propor…
cited from Thomas Lyons desires the Enterprise to (1891)
Thomas Lyons desires the Enterprise to
inform the public that he has recently imported
two dozen of the “Bob-White” variety of quail,
and has turned them loose on the Gila. Hunters
will please refrain from killing them until they
have had an …
departed_for
cited from Put Them Down (1891)
aptured
cannons. There, in 1851 the writer saw a pyra-
mid of dismantled guns — from an 18-pounder
carronade to a mountain howitzer and in mem-
ory of its heroic service, Capt. Shoemaker placed
as a cap stone, the spiteful, little gun from
Mass…
killed_by
Felix Jones (allegedly)— 1917-05-17
cited from Image 14 of El Paso herald (El Paso, Tex.), February 12, 1918, (HOME EDITION) (1918)H Tuesday Feb 12 1918 EL PASO HERALD TELL Of FELIX JONES BEING 1011 Jill SILVER GIT Trial of Man Accused of Murder in Connection With Killing of Thomas Lyons Begins Women Relatives of Both Men in Court Defence Bores Into Witnesses Regarding Relationship TAKING of testimony on the…
occupation
superintendent of the L. C. Cattle Company
cited from On one occasion Thomas Lyons, superinten-… (1891)o
some lonely, isolated place in the hills and there
rope the cow and kill her by beating in the
forehead with a rock. The calf was then driven
to the ranch and branded with the Hall brand.
The better class of mares with suckling colts …
owned
two dozen Bob-White quail
cited from The Gauntlet Thrown Down! (1891) · +1 moregetting
only about sixty yards distant when the rest of
the powder exploded, blowing the cabin to
atoms.
$1,299,276.25!
Grant County’s Mineral Production for 1890.
The Gauntlet Thrown Down!
Grant County in the Lead of the United States
Propor…
cited from Thomas Lyons desires the Enterprise to (1891)
Thomas Lyons desires the Enterprise to
inform the public that he has recently imported
two dozen of the “Bob-White” variety of quail,
and has turned them loose on the Gila. Hunters
will please refrain from killing them until they
have had an …
cited from pounds each… (1891)
pounds each. Mr. Lyons thinks that by Septem-
ber they will average about 1300 pounds and
will be ready for market. They will be shipped
to Chicago and will probably bring from $65 to
$75 each. The same steers could not have been
sold four w…
witnessed
carcasses of two of his best cows recently killed by the Hall gang's method
cited from On one occasion Thomas Lyons, superinten-… (1891)o
some lonely, isolated place in the hills and there
rope the cow and kill her by beating in the
forehead with a rock. The calf was then driven
to the ranch and branded with the Hall brand.
The better class of mares with suckling colts …
cited from On one occasion Thomas Lyons, superinten-… (1891)
On one occasion Thomas Lyons, superinten-
dent of the L. C. Cattle company came across
the carcasses of two of his best cows recently
cattle killings
cited from killed in this manner… (1891)killed in this manner. In just anger at such
barbarous business he threatened punishment
to the perpetrators should he find one more.
Mr. Lyons’ conversation was repeated to Tom
Hall who remarked that the d — n fool might
have found another if h…
killed cattle
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-09-11 (1891)s Dick and Bob together with him-
self had killed the second day after those found
by Mr. Lyons. There is also evidence showing
that the gang were in the habit of driving cattle
from the ranges and butchering them and dis-
posing of the …
worked_for
cited from On one occasion Thomas Lyons, superinten-… (1891)
On one occasion Thomas Lyons, superinten-
dent of the L. C. Cattle company came across
the carcasses of two of his best cows recently
Sources (10)
killed in this manner…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
On one occasion Thomas Lyons, superinten-…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
On one occasion Thomas Lyons, superinten-… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
pounds each…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
Put Them Down ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-09-11
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
The Gauntlet Thrown Down! ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Thomas Lyons desires the Enterprise to ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Thomas Lyons desires the Enterprise to
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
Image 14 of El Paso herald (El Paso, Tex.), February 12, 1918, (HOME EDITION) ↗
Anonymous · 1918 · newspaper · public_domain · details