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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Wood contract between Sheriff Whitehill and G. DeVega at $3.00 per cord, delivered by others at $2.75.
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Found among joint possessions, indicating a moderate sum of cash.
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A turquoise mine with a seventy-five foot shaft where John Maddox was killed.
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Both men were no doubt killed by the same band of Indians.
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Beads exchanged by Indians for gold dust.
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A bear attacked and killed a Mexican lady in a pinon grove near Los Truches, leaving behind tracks and remains.
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A mother bear and her two cubs that the narrator encountered, and later were killed by Sam.
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Ranch owned by Captain J. C. Beatty, used as a hideout by the robbers.
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Sheriff H. O. Bursum submitted detailed bills for various county expenses from February to October 1895.
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A box containing about 80 giant blasting caps that exploded, killing Roland Adams.
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House burned with a $1000 loss, presumably by outlaws.
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The cash drawer contained some four or five dollars which was taken by robbers.
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Cedar brakes is a location mentioned by Tom Hall where twenty-seven additional cattle were killed.
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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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The store held up by Heath's crowd, where several persons were killed and plunder taken.
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Approximately five-foot-long weapon with hair on it, used in the killing.
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The cubs of the bear that were also killed by Sam.
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The decomposed body found in the shaft, believed to be a Mexican who died or was killed 8-10 months prior.
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A newspaper that briefly reported on the killing by Pete Spence the previous week.
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An Enterprise reporter learned about the hold-up and spoke with a woman who knew the robbers.
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The accident that killed the miner.
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Submarine that sank in ten fathoms the previous summer, killing its crew.
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Gold dust exchanged by Indians for beads pound for pound.
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A bag that the robbers took from Jackson and hid in a pile of ties.
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Brand used by the Hall gang to mark stolen calves driven to their ranch after killing the parent cows.
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A cabin adjoining the Enterprise office that was once the home of Billy the Kid.
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A mine in Central where F. J. Sweeney was killed by falling earth.
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One of the Stein's Pass train robbers killed by Mexican troops.
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Sheriff Whitehill received a letter from James Metcalf.
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A car on the train that the robbers initially boarded.
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A medicine reportedly possessed by E. T. Hubbard that can cure any disease and prevent future sickness.
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Troops who killed the Stein's Pass train robbers Larry Sheehan, Jim Johnson, and Dick Hart in Mexico.
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The monetary items stolen by the robbers from the messenger.
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A horse owned by Mr. Bush that was stolen during Campbell's killing but returned home on its own.
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The mine in Georgetown where Frank Lenoir was killed by falling 75 feet.
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Part of the motley collection of tools found in the defendants' possession.
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Notes exchanged between John V. Brown and Ada Humes, and one sent to Claude Lewis.
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A safe weighing 1500 pounds carried off by outlaws and buried near the Mimbres River.
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A safe weighing 1500 pounds belonging to N. Y. Ancheta, referenced in the context of outlaw operations near San Lorenzo.
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Cash taken from Miss Downs' room during the robbery.
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Pair of pants purchased from Aaron Schutz on Monday and found in the suspect's possession.
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Two horses in possession of Dodd and Sul Simmons that A. L. McAfee was asked to retrieve.
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Part of the motley collection of tools found in the defendants' possession.
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Amount Jim Cooney was about to sell for when killed.
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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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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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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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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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The outlaws unhitched a span of mules from the ore team and packed them with supplies.
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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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Group of men who committed the robbery and rape.
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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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