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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Man killed at Separ by four cowboys.
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Poor Irishman killed during the Hachita shooting incident; formerly worked for the Southern Pacific company.
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The individuals taking possession of the NAN brand cattle.
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A paymaster who was held up by robbers.
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Man who insulted Deputy Serna and was accused of hiring someone to kill him.
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A man killed near Carlisle who had prior dealings with C. R. Jackson in Texas.
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The location of the killing on the Mangus river area.
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An older man who quietly surrendered when the posse entered his house.
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Store in front of which the shootout between White and Slough occurred.
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Shot and killed Martinez at Henry Longmore's saloon in Morenci, Arizona on June 20th and was wounded in the exchange.
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The unnamed brother of Petra Parra who was killed by Pilar Perez during the abduction.
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Part of the motley collection of tools found in the defendants' possession.
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Location where Winkler killed a half-breed silver tip bear on September 25.
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The pinon grove is the location several miles from home where the Mexican lady was attacked and killed by a bear.
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Pinos Altos is a mining area in southwestern New Mexico Territory, located east of the site where Bullard and Hudson discovered silver in 1870.
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Club rooms where John Dodd was shot and killed by Constable Fisher.
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The road on which Pilar Perez and his sweetheart were traveling when overtaken by Deputy Sheriff Hall.
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An incident in which poisoned bread nearly killed Peter Shelley; the yeast was suspected of being tampered with.
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A legal proceeding concerning the killing of Pat Garrett, expected to occur on March 4 or 5, 1909.
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A premature explosion at the Fierro mines killed two men and injured three others.
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Ranch owner on Bear creek who employed the murdered man.
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The President to whom the facts of the Apache killing of Hardie were to be reported.
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Jury member in Barney Kerr murder trial.
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The prosecuting attorney in the James Hiler murder trial.
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General Lew Wallace's autobiography, containing stories about Billy the Kid, is being prepared for publication.
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The sheep killing occurred between the Juan d Dios and Putullo, and A. Eutaskowski is from Puerto de Luna.
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Amount Jim Cooney was about to sell for when killed.
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A sheep raiser from Concho who was shot and killed at Holbrook.
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The Mexican man identified as the killer of Deah Poup, confined to jail awaiting grand jury action.
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One of the raiding Indians afterward said that their party numbered forty-two and that Knox had killed seven of them.
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A sheep raiser from Concho who was shot and killed at Holbrook.
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Location near which Sheriff Paul accused Miller of robbing a stage.
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Man killed by Harry Brooks at Central about nine months prior.
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Murder trial of Robert Redding for killing George W. Manley.
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A woman found dead in her dwelling, killed by a blow to the head with an ax.
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Stage robber of notoriety with whom Curley was associated.
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Representative of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company who accompanied Mexican federal troops pursuing the train robbers.
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Richard Hudson was a prospector who, alongside John Bullard, discovered a rich silver vein in 1870 west of the Pinos Altos diggings.
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A Texan carpenter who murdered a man at Coomer's saw mill and fled.
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An individual who accompanied Sheriff Whitehill to arrest desperadoes.
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A well-known lawyer of Los Angeles who was killed by hostile Apaches in the Chiricahua mountains.
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A man killed by an explosion of blasting caps at the Modoc mine.
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A woman badly hurt in the wagon accident that killed Berry.
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Rufus Greene was taken up by the sheriff and will be examined for insanity, believed to have lost his mind while working on a model of a flying machine.
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A group of outlaws who held up the Chinamen, stood trial, and were acquitted.
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Honorable formerly of Mesilla, consented to deliver the eulogy at Bullard's funeral.
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A prisoner out on $200 bonds, held on unspecified charges alongside others held for murder and assault.
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A violent confrontation in a saloon where Harris and Linley exchanged abusive words and physical attacks, resulting in Harris being stabbed.
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Companion of the narrator who rescued him from a bear by killing the bear and its cubs.
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San Andrea is fifty miles west of Chihuahua and was taken possession of by fifty revolutionists.
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Town in Texas where D troop previously raided and murdered innocent people on two occasions.
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Location near where the killing of Jacob Baker by Green C. Bush took place.
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Reservation; the Indians who killed Cady were not from there.
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The county where J. W. Lynch operates as a cattle man.
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Location of the 3H headquarters ranch where the killing occurred.
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A light engine on the Santa Fe jumped the track two miles east of El Paso, killing Conductor Starr and injuring others.
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The Santa Fe train was the site of a robbery involving Frank Ascara and a Mexican man.
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Santa Isabel, located 40 miles west of Chihuahua, is the site where 18 foreign miners were murdered.
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Colored woman shot and instantly killed by Nelson at Chapman's dance house.
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An old butcher killed by Dan Diamond in the early days of Pinos Altos camp.
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