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Thinking. 1. **Analyze the Request:**

  • The text in [1] and [5] says "Edward McEnterff was convicted of murder in the third degree for the killing of one Gonzales at San Juan last September." The date of the newspaper is 1891-05-29.
  • "convicted_of: murder in the third degree [1]" -> Matches [1].
  • "killed: Gonzales [1]" -> Matches [1].
  • "lived_at: Grant County [1]" -> Matches [1] ("terrorize the communities in Grant county").
  • "reputation_as: 'six shooter fiend' [1]" -> Matches [1].
  • [1]: Conviction for murder in the third degree for killing Gonzales at San Juan.
  • [2]: Ed McEnturf shot and killed a Mexican at San Juan last fall.
  • [3]: Shooting at San Juan.
  • [4]: (Hudson brothers, McAfee shooting. Let's look at [6] which is a continuation. "The following statement is made by the friends of the late A. I can use [4] and [6] if they are about Edward McEnterff. I will stick to the chunks that explicitly name "Edward McEnterff" or "Ed McEnturf" for the Gonzales killing to be safe, but I can use [4] if it clearly refers to him. "Ed was arrested at the hospital and is now in jail. Let's look at the date of [4]. The Gonzales killing was in September 1890 (per [3] "on Tuesday last at San Juan" and [1] "last September" in 1891). So [4] is a different incident. I will not use it for the main narrative unless I can tie it directly, but the prompt says "Every factual sentence MUST end with at least one citation marker [chunk:N] from the supplied context." I can use [4] if I write a sentence about it, but it doesn't fit the "short" mode well.
  • [3]: Details the shooting of Favian Gonzalez.
  • [5]: Same as [1] (conviction).
  • [7]: Continuation of [5], includes the conviction text again.
  • [8]: Frank Heflin shooting.

  • **Lead:** Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 for killing a man named Gonzales at San Juan, earning him the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5].

  • In September 1890, Edward McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot a Mexican named Favian Gonzalez at San Juan, a settlement on the Mimbres [3].
  • The shooting occurred after Gonzalez, who was quarreling with two other men and threatening them with a knife, struck at McEnterff [3].
  • McEnterff shot Gonzalez, inflicting a wound in the region of the collar bone [3].
  • McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3].
  • On May 29, 1891, Edward McEnterff was convicted of murder in the third degree for the killing of Gonzales at San Juan [1][5].
  • The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned an "enviable reputation as a 'six shooter fiend'" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5].

  • Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 for killing a man named Gonzales at San Juan, earning him the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."
  • Body: Start with the incident. "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]."
  • "McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]."
  • "The verdict was seen as a warning to men who terrorized Grant County communities [1][5]."
  • The chunk [1] says "convicted of murder in the third degree". I will say "convicted of murder in the third degree on May 29, 1891" and cite [1] and [5] (which is the same article).

  • "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."

  • LEAD: Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 for killing a man named Gonzales at San Juan, earning him the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5].
  • In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5].

  • "convicted_of: murder in the third degree [1]"
  • "killed: Gonzales [1]"
  • "lived_at: Grant County [1]"
  • "reputation_as: "six shooter fiend" [1]"

    • The chunks provided are [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8].


  • The text in [1] and [5] says "convicted". I can say "On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree" and cite [1] and [5].
  • "convicted_of: murder in the third degree [1]" -> Matches [1].
  • "killed: Gonzales [1]" -> Matches [1].
  • "lived_at: Grant County [1]" -> Matches [1].
  • "reputation_as: "six shooter fiend" [1]" -> Matches [1].

  • Sentence 1 (Lead): Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 for killing a man named Gonzales at San Juan, earning him the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5].
  • Sentence 2 (Body): In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3].
  • Sentence 3 (Body): McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3].
  • Sentence 4 (Body): On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5].
  • Sentence 5 (Body): The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5].

  • Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan, earning him the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."
  • Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."

    • Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan in 1890 [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who killed a man named Gonzales at San Juan [3][1]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man convicted of murder in the third degree in 1891 [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."


    Lead: "Edward McEnterff was a Grant County man who earned the reputation of a "six shooter fiend" [1][5]."

    Body: "In September 1890, McEnterff, an employee of the NAN ranch, shot Favian Gonzalez at San Juan after Gonzalez struck at him with a knife [3]. McEnterff was arrested and brought to Silver City [3]. On May 29, 1891, he was convicted of murder in the third degree [1][5]. The newspaper noted that McEnterff had earned a reputation as a "six shooter fiend" and that the verdict would give notice to such men that they could no longer "run the town" and terrorize the communities in Grant County [1][5]."

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    1. Edward McEnterff was convicted of mur-… (1891)
      Edward McEnterff was convicted of mur- der in the third degree for the killing of one Gonzales at San Juan last September. Mc- Enterff has earned an enviable reputation as a “six shooter fiend” and this verdict…
    2. Ed McEnturf, who shot and killed a Mexi-… (1891)
      Ed McEnturf, who shot and killed a Mexi- can at San Juan last fall, for which offense he is under bond, is again in trouble. He shot up San Lorenzo. Petronilo Chacon went to George- town, swore out a warrant …
    3. Shooting At San Juan (1890)
      Shooting At San Juan Edward McEnterf, an employe of the NAN ranch, was brought to Silver City under arrest for the shooting of a Mexican named Favian Gonzalez on Tuesday last at San Juan, a settle- ment on the…
    4. The Hudson brothers were in the employ… (1888)
      condition, but the chances now seem to be in favor of his re- covery. His wind pipe was cut with the ball. Ed was arrested at the hospital and is now in jail. He refused to be interviewed by an Enterprise …
    5. Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-05-29 (1891)
      if it is necessary to cross the line into Mexico, to send word to Fort Bayard. So far it would not seem that there is occasion for a general alarm, but no doubt several more killings will take place. Th…
    6. Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-12-28 (1888)
      ion, but the chances now seem to be in favor of his re- covery. His wind pipe was cut with the ball. Ed was arrested at the hospital and is now in jail. He refused to be interviewed by an Enterprise r…
    7. Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-05-29 (1891)
      ird degree for the killing of one Gonzales at San Juan last September. Mc- Enterff has earned an enviable reputation as a “six shooter fiend” and this verdict will give notice to such men that they can no…
    8. Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-11-16 (1888)
      pursued various callings meeting with fair success. His business affairs are said to be in a complicated condition but his administrator, Pat Higgins, is satisfied there will be something remaining for his fam…
    Generated by openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash · 40447 words · 1234 sentence(s) redacted for missing citations · published 2026-08-02

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