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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A young Mexican woman whose testimony contradicted Pilar's version of events; Pilar accused her of falsehood.
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A Mexican man arrested and recognized as having had a large knife on his person days earlier; was found with a cut hand and blood.
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Partner of the Mexican suspect who was also arrested.
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Mother of a son who married a daughter of Samuel Freeman; died from shock after hearing of the tragedy.
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A wide awake New York boy who roughed it over the Santa Fe Trail.
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The New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, New Mexico, is advertised as a military school established and supported by the territory.
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A German merchant who, with his wife, ran a tent store selling groceries and notions, and owned a wagon outfit which he sold to the narrator's party.
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The second Chinese gardener who survived the attack.
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A sheep man known as the 'Mutton Monarch of the Mogollons' who was treated for cancer.
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Peter Hildreth is a person with no known historical facts recorded in the available sources.
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A man who confronted Billy Smith and was shot dead by Blaine near Springerville, Arizona.
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A former partner of Lucas Payan, accused by witnesses of being the one who shot Payan.
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Man who assaulted two Mexicans at Separ and fled to Old Mexico before being captured.
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Notorious rustler and leader of a band of Mexican horse thieves who was captured and escaped.
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Store owned by Max Schutz that was robbed Tuesday morning.
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The Silver City Museum is an organization, but no verified facts about its ownership or publications are available from the provided sources.
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A man who attacked Mrs. Wallace and was later shot dead while resisting arrest.
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Son-in-law of Charles W. White who shot him during a quarrel over Slough's wife leaving him.
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A young person who rode with Windy Dick and was later accused by a relative of participation in the crime.
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The newspaper to which the Cooney correspondent addressed his letter.
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A gang of rustlers operating around Clifton who intimidated witnesses and forced courts to adjourn.
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The county where the mining-camp is located.
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The available information is insufficient to determine Tom Findley's identity or historical significance.
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Son of Peter S. Hall Sr., member of the Hall family of rustlers.
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Resident of Black Hawk who reported losing 3 colts to mountain lions.
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A man who was shot while bending over his work, found with his ax nearby.
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An individual living in a house belonging to W. Lee Thompson.
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Manager of the GOS brand on the Sapello who attended the stock association meeting.
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The narrator and companions were well armed and avoided wearing conspicuous clothing.
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William Boyington is a person whose historical roles, affiliations, and military involvement are unknown.
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Alias 'Broncho Bill,' pled guilty to unlawfully discharging a deadly weapon, shot up the town of Separ.
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