Outlaws & Lawmen in Grant County, NM
Sheriffs, deputies, gunfighters, and outlaws — the Bullard brothers, Billy the Kid passing through, the Pinos Altos vigilance committees, and the Murphy-Dolan / Lincoln County War overflow.
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Corner of Broadway and Bullard streets in Silver City.
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A street in Silver City, N.M., visible in the photograph, running past the Ailman house and near the Bullard St. intersection.
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Killed by Pilar Perez.
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Explosion on the evening of the 12th inst. that killed Richard Joy and William Hutchens.
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Buck was a person who was killed, but the identity of the killer remains unknown.
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An altercation in front of Johnson's store in Lordsburg on a Saturday night where Johnson shot and killed Buck after Buck struck him with a scantling.
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Member of the posse that pursued horse thieves from Duncan.
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One of two men who opened fire on Dick Stratton and Dud Pruett with Winchesters.
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Property owner whose house was burned, presumably by the outlaw gang.
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House burned with a $1000 loss, presumably by outlaws.
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Outlaw who worked as a wrangler at the WS Ranch.
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A gang associated with a train robbery on the Southern Pacific in Grant County.
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Ranch from which another posse came.
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A ranch that sent a posse to assist in the arrests.
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Ranch from which a posse joined the capture at Pine Cienega.
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Trial of D. C. Cantwell for killing James Moore.
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The owner of the Biecho ranch where the robbers headquartered before the robbery.
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Son of Captain Madden who was killed while en route to visit his father at Fort Bowie.
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Manager of the W.S. ranch at Alma who reported the Indian killings.
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Commander of a unit that included Jim Bullard, John Swisshelm, and George Parker.
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The military unit that Jim Bullard, John Swisshelm, and George Parker belonged to.
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Posse led by Deputy Sheriff Bud Moore arrested three thieves on the Gila early Wednesday morning.
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A pioneer citizen of Deming killed in the Hatchet mountains while prospecting.
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Location where Wm. Fitzgerald was killed by Frank Lewis Rae.
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A 47-year-old man killed by a premature mine blast.
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An old-timer killed by a premature blast explosion at the Western mine in Pinos Altos.
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Woman shot and killed by Jose Maria Rascon in Morenci.
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Woman deliberately shot and killed by H. Brooks at her house.
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Location on the road where Henry B. Miller committed stage robbery.
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The cash drawer contained some four or five dollars which was taken by robbers.
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A Mexican man killed by Johnson's gun while standing in range of Spellman.
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Bondsman for Sheriff-elect James A. Lockhart.
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Cedar brakes is a location mentioned by Tom Hall where twenty-seven additional cattle were killed.
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Location a few miles away where Tom Hall said Thomas Lyons could have found twenty-seven more cows killed by the Hall brothers.
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Location south of which the Wham robbery occurred in a narrow gorge.
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Captain of the cavalry and companion of Sheriff Bullard who helped defend against the Apache attack.
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A gardener who killed a woman and committed suicide, and who previously supplied Geronimo.
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Man severely hurt and killed when his horse fell on him while riding toward San Juan on the Mimbres river.
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An aeronaut who made balloon ascensions and was killed at Guaymas, Mexico.
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Chas Anderson killed a buck deer a few days ago.
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Man who fired shots at opponents over mining business and was jailed.
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The chief of the Yumas entered the house where Dr. Lincoln lay and killed him with a stone and club.
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An unnamed Chinaman was reportedly assaulted by cowboys employed by the Hall brothers while they were passing through from Texas.
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Murdered cook at summit section house.
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A group of fifteen Chinese individuals who were held up, with three killed and others wounded.
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Several Chinese men were killed near Fort Bayard by Mexicans.
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Mountain range where Robert Hardie was killed by hostile Apaches.
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Creek location where Oscar Piontenhauer and Fred Bumbaugh were killed by Indians.
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Chloride Flat, located four miles east of Silver City, New Mexico, was the site of the Breman Silver Mine and where Billy the Kid and his mother lived in 1878.
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A bear killed by Halloway on September 26 and another on October 17.
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Hide measuring twenty-eight square feet from the largest bear killed during Halloway's hunts, shot October 17th.
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A party of citizens led by John Bullard, with Samuel H. Eckles as second in command.
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The governing body that would need to adopt Sheriff Laird's street sweeping proposal and furnish brooms.
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Business pictured on Bullard Street in Silver City.
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Location where J. W. Cavitt was shot and killed.
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A man who assisted Deputy Sheriff Al Card in arresting Ada.
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Clifton is referenced as a location from which individuals traveled.
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The location or dateline associated with the report of the Karilin murder, possibly an abbreviation for Colorado or a typo.
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An avenue in Silver City at the intersection with Bullard where a rock crusher was erected.
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Town in Dona Ana County where Pedro Serna served as deputy sheriff and where a baile incident occurred.
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