W. J. Foley person
also known as: W. J. Foley, Foley
Summary: A watch repairman who kept watches in Card's store without a safe.
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cited from W. J. Foley called on the Enterprise Satur- (1890)
he right shouldei
blade, the second shot struck him in the center
of the chest and came out in the back, his third
shot missed Esty. Esty shot three times, some
say he fired four. Parks went to Solomonville
and gave himself up. The jury…
co_founded
cited from W. J. Foley called on the Enterprise Satur- (1890) · +1 more
the old workings. When the mines were
first discovered by Mr. Coleman he was of the
impression that they were placer mines, but
careful prospecting developed the fact that the
mines had been worked for turquoise, and many
small specimens we…
turquoise mines location with John Coleman— 1890
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1890-11-28 (1890)the old workings. When the mines were
first discovered by Mr. Coleman he was of the
impression that they were placer mines, but
careful prospecting developed the fact that the
mines had been worked for turquoise, and many
small specimens we…
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1890-11-28 (1890)
his country, something like three hundred years
ago. The mines have recently been located by
Messrs. Foley and Coleman, who will soon pro-
ceed to do more or less development on the
property. Turquoise is also found in the Cow
Springs distr…
co_located
turquoise mine of Grant County with John Coleman
cited from W. J. Foley called on the Enterprise Satur- (1890)d
before powder or iron implements came into
use, which would indicate that they had been
worked and probably abandoned before the
Spanish explorers, those men of iron, discovered
this country, something like three hundred years
ago. The mines hav…
stated
he had a letter from a firm trading with Navajo Indians stating that Indians claimed there were turquoise mines near Silver City
cited from W. J. Foley called on the Enterprise Satur- (1890)W. J. Foley called on the Enterprise Satur-day last in answer to the query as to the tur-
quoise mine of Grant county. He stated that
some months ago he had a letter from a firm
trading with the Navajo Indians, stating that
the Indians claimed…
visited
cited from W. J. Foley called on the Enterprise Satur- (1890)
W. J. Foley called on the Enterprise Satur-day last in answer to the query as to the tur-
quoise mine of Grant county. He stated that
some months ago he had a letter from a firm
trading with the Navajo Indians, stating that
the Indians claimed…
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watch repair at John B. Card's establishment
cited from ing, honest stockmen will soon be out of the… (1890) · +1 morefrom one end to the other. The
claimants of such brands should be arrested,
and convicted of cattle stealing. If something
is not soon done to stop this promiscuous steal-
ing, honest stockmen will soon be out of the
business and their pro…
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From the Liberal ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details
ing, honest stockmen will soon be out of the… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details
On Friday of last week the hardware estab-… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1890-11-28
1890 · newspaper · public-domain
W. J. Foley called on the Enterprise Satur- ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details
W. J. Foley called on the Enterprise Satur-
1890 · newspaper · public-domain