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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He fell from the 500 foot level to the bottom, 209 feet below, and was killed.
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Newspaper that provided the account of the murder and suicide.
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This individual shot up the town of Separ, held up the night guard Crow in the county jail, escaped, and was recaptured near Lake Palomas by Deputy Sheriff Baca…
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Group of men who committed the robbery and rape.
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English bricklayer killed accidentally when partner's shotgun discharged.
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One of five Americans killed in the boat, from Texas.
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Acting foreman of the Mountain Key mine who was killed by falling 209 feet from the 500-foot level.
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Thomas Meaney, 18 years old, was killed in a collision between two elevated trains in Chicago.
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One of five Americans killed in the boat, from Philadelphia.
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Colored prisoner awaiting trial for shooting a colored soldier at Fort Bayard.
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The Three Fk ranch is where George C. King was killed.
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A volunteer who was killed in the battle with Geronimo's band.
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wrote to the Enterprise about John Bullard's funeral
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Man shot and killed by Constable Richwein while allegedly drunk and creating a disturbance.
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Group of traveling salesmen whose drinking habits have changed over time.
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The trial of Barney Kerr for the murder of his brother is still ongoing.
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Trial for the killing of George W. Manley, resulting in a not guilty verdict.
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Murder trial where the defendant was acquitted after medical testimony about head wounds.
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Location where Old Boss was shot and killed.
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A city where men were convicted of robbery and from which a special train was sent.
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Place where Pete Jensen was arrested and jailed.
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Horses found in possession of Murray and West, from Mexico.
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County property found in Mr. Whitehill's possession.
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Two horse thieves captured near this city by deputy W. John Parks.
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Cattle belonging to Lassater Bros that were killed by unknown persons.
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Two men who escaped and were trailed by Deputy Muse and George Parker.
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Two men who accompanied Mr. Hardy for a silver watch and killed Moody and his son.
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An animal that was killed by an unidentified thief.
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An unnamed man killed by Antonio Carbajal in Mesilla.
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The United States court was determined to have no right to try the Indian murderers of Diehl, Grace, and Jones.
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Marshal who pursued the train robbers into Mexico and was arrested there.
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An unknown assailant shot and killed Old Boss at Trinidad.
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A colored girl jailed for corrupting the morals of Central and brought to Silver City by Sheriff Whitehill.
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The partner of the narrator who was killed during the attack.
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A woman instantly killed in the accident at El Baranca mine.
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Book containing Jim Smith's chapter on Billy the Kid's legend.
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An attack by six hired murderers on election officials counting ballots at San Rafael plaza, resulting in Provencher's death.
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Husband of the murdered woman Lucy Croenne, who left for El Paso on Tuesday.
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Victorio attacked Cooney Mine on April 28, 1880, killing three men.
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A group that hanged Dan Diamond for murder.
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Little is known about W. A. Bradshaw; no specific facts are recorded about their occupation, arrests, acquittals, or military service.
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Bondsman for Sheriff-elect James A. Lockhart.
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No specific biographical information about Walter Birchfield is known from the available claims.
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A large number of warrants described as to number and amount on pages 1 and 2 of the record, but put down without reference to the bonds for which they were exc…
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Wayne Brazele, a young ranchman and tenant of Pat Garrett, shot and killed Garrett following a quarrel on a highway northeast of Las Cruces.
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Dona Ana County ranchman who shot and killed Pat Garrett in a gun fight, then surrendered and pleaded self-defense.
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Man known locally as 'Adobe' Johnson who was accidentally killed near Fort Stanton when his team ran off and he was thrown from a wagon.
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A cowboy who shot and killed Lopez and Chavez; employed by Aztec Cattle Company.
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A mine in Pinos Altos where a premature blast explosion killed Carl Osborne.
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Location where Nieves was killed by the sheriff's posse.
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A man referred to as 'the White Apache' who aided Apache outbreaks and was killed at Nacosari, Sonora.
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A vigilante organization in San Miguel County described as cut throats and murderers.
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Location of Jack the Ripper murders.
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Home where a robbery was attempted and Miss Maggie Whitehill fired at burglars.
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Victims killed by Indians in the Yuma Ferry Massacre.
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Outlaw gang who worked for William French at the WS Ranch.
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Knocked down by Sam Rinker, then exchanged rifle shots with him on the Gila.
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Rancher on Duck Creek, nicknamed Skeet, whose ranch was reached by the posse at 11 o'clock p.m.
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Killed by Frank Lewis Rae at Carlisle, New Mexico on December 7.
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Manager of W.S. ranch at Alma, arrived in Silver City and reported the killing by Indians.
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