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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The post office was moved to Scott and Jeffery's store on Bullard Street.
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Store on Bullard St. where the Silver City post office was moved after O. L. Scott became postmaster.
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Part of the motley collection of tools found in the defendants' possession.
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County seat of White County where Graeter was taken by the sheriff.
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Nine Indians were sentenced in the district court of Gila County for various crimes including murder and assault.
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Sergeant Scott is a person who witnessed an unknown event and was killed by an unknown perpetrator.
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Weapon found at scene of the killing.
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Amount of money secured by the two Indians from the two men they killed.
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Location where the Freeman murder occurred.
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Killed by Clayton and Doc Bolton in Juarez, Mexico.
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A train robber killed in a battle with authorities.
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Incident in which Frank Hubbell was shot and almost killed by Carter.
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Homicide in which Constable Fisher shot and killed John Dodd at the Pinos Altos athletic club rooms after Dodd opened fire.
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Mountain range into which Pat Devine escaped after the Hachita killing.
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Described as the boss of Florida county who spoke with Sheriff Lockhart.
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Silver City is a town in southern New Mexico Territory founded in 1870 after a silver strike and incorporated the same year, becoming a settlement of significan…
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The original silver mining claim from which the town of Silver City takes its name, co-located by Sheriff Bullard.
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The physical office space broken into and taken possession of by George H. Utter and Thos. Foster.
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Restaurant pictured on Bullard Street in Silver City.
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A bear killed by Winkler on September 25 near Pine creek.
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Part of the assortment of tools found in the defendants' possession.
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An intoxicated soldier who killed a woman and a peace officer in Central.
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Owner of sheep herders who were killed by cowboys in Arizona.
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County seat where captured robbers were taken.
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The Arizona town from which Deputy Sheriff Cantley brought Slayback.
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The Sonorians were the party for whom six individuals crossed the river, and they were also killed by the Yumas.
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The direction in which the robbers fled after the robbery.
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The region where John and James Bullard arrived in 1866, encompassing areas such as Silver City and Pinos Altos during the post-Civil War mining boom.
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Railroad company represented by R. H. Paul in the pursuit of the Stein's Pass train robbers.
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Location of Lee White's robberies and hold-ups.
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The outlaws unhitched a span of mules from the ore team and packed them with supplies.
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The store where Frank Sperling was found murdered and which was robbed.
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Location near where the double murder in the Luna valley occurred.
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Bondsman for Sheriff-elect James A. Lockhart.
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The stage company put George Olney on the stage with a shotgun to deter robbers.
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The station where the robbers boarded the train.
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The robbers boarded the mail car as the train left Stein’s Pass station.
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Sterling notified Sheriff Klorenco of the tragedy.
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A fugitive whose horse fell and was killed by his own pistol, then mounted behind Riley.
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Jury member in Barney Kerr murder trial.
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A newspaper credited as the source of the Apache murderers story.
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The article refers to honest stockmen who will soon be out of business and their property in the possession of thieves.
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Found in possession of the thieves.
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A stone wall near Heflin's house that provided cover for Daniel Coomer and the officers during the shootout.
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A stove in the cabin that Cab Conway threatens to heat up for the next robber.
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Location of a train wreck in which John Tull was killed.
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Man known as 'the White Apache' who lived with Apaches and aided them during outbreaks, killed at Nacosari, Sonora.
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Accompanied Patrick and was in possession of partnership horses.
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A section house twenty-one miles from Lordsburg on the narrow gauge railroad where the Chinaman was murdered.
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Outlaw who worked as a wrangler at the WS Ranch.
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Sunnyside is a town near Fort Sumner on the Santa Fe cutoff, mentioned in connection with Billy the Kid's death.
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Superintendent at Pinos Altos who was telephoned by Dr. Stephens with the names of the robbers.
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The superintendent notified by the engineer about the robbery.
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One of three thieves turned over to Sheriff Barela of Dona Ana County.
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A county in Texas where candidates are announced for sheriff.
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The territorial auditor to whom the sheriff was supposed to remit moneys monthly.
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Legal case charging William Davis with murder of Hugh Fox, continued to next term.
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The Albuquerque Daily Citizen is publishing stories about Billy the Kid, including excerpts from General Lew Wallace's autobiography.
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The county paid for the supplies and owned the books found in Mr. Whitehill's possession.
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Newspaper that published one version of the Hachita killing events.
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