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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Trial in which Jackson was tried for killing Frazier; jury could not agree.
match score: 6
Trial resulting in first-degree murder conviction for Pilar Perez.
match score: 6
Killed Anastacio Padilla with an ax; officers sent to arrest him.
match score: 6
A chum of Windy Dick and fellow robber who fled from officers with Huber.
match score: 5
Charged with assault to murder George H. Nye; acquitted at trial.
match score: 5
A man identified as the sheriff of Tombstone appearing in a photographic print.
match score: 5
Younger brother of Roman Chiquito, subject to violent insanity, who shot Nicolas Acosta.
match score: 5
A saloon keeper in Juarez arrested and sentenced to be shot for killing a woman.
match score: 5
Incident on the 31st ult. when H. Brooks killed Carrie Drugg and John Dalton, wounded Horace Johnson, and was shot by James Ford.
match score: 5
Deputy Sheriff who took custody of Pulker from bondsmen.
match score: 5
Prisoner arrested for the murder of Jeff Webb in Alpine, Texas.
match score: 5
Shot and killed James Moore; associated with Black Range Cattle Company.
match score: 5
J.C. Cooney was killed by Victorio's Apaches on April 29, 1880, in Mogollon, New Mexico.
match score: 5
Officer instructed to monitor and move along a gang of tramps in Georgetown.
match score: 5
Man convicted of murder in the third degree for killing Gonzales.
match score: 5
Deputy assessor who was absent and could not provide information about the assessor's office affairs.
match score: 5
Ft. Sumner was a military fort in New Mexico that later became a town known for being the place where Billy the Kid was killed by Pat Garrett.
match score: 5
Foreman of Hon. F. A. Hubbell's ranch who shot and killed Jose Maria Chavez.
match score: 5
Rode shotgun on the stage and fired on would-be robbers; later part of posse.
match score: 5
Englishman about 44 years old arrested for killing a man on the Arivaipa.
match score: 5
A deputy who summoned a jury following Hayes' death.
match score: 5
An old 'bum' and chronic jail bird arrested multiple times, who stole saddles from the Circle ranch.
match score: 5
Superintendent of the Mountain Key mine, target of attempted robbery.
match score: 5
Deputy Sheriff who arrested Cyclone Bill in Clifton.
match score: 5
An ex-convict known as Red, sentenced to ten years servitude for killing a woman in Juarez.
match score: 5
Judge McComas, brother of Col. McComas, was killed by Indians near Malone some years ago.
match score: 5
Son who escaped the Indian attack and reported the killings.
match score: 5
One of the train robbers killed by the sheriff's posse in the Whetstone Mountains.
match score: 5
An individual believed to be assisting Indian scouts who was wounded during a fight with Apache murderers.
match score: 5
A deputy sheriff of Lordsburg who brought in Ah Jim and declared an end to gun carrying.
match score: 5
Man held without bail for the murder of Refugia Armijo.
match score: 5
A Major who killed F. X. Aubrey in 1854, was tried and acquitted of murder, and later died fighting for the Confederate army at Wilson's Creek.
match score: 5
Held as an accessory after the fact to the murder of Hugh Fox.
match score: 5
A man suspected of killing an animal and trailed by locals.
match score: 5
One of three men in a party, captured after robbing stages for years, treated his capture as a joke.
match score: 5
Served as town blacksmith in Cooney Camp (or Mogollon area) during the mining boom.
match score: 5
Deputy sheriff who led a posse in pursuit of horse thieves from Duncan.
match score: 5
A girl is described as being jailed for corrupting morals in Central.
match score: 4
A woman who shot and killed Jack at the Centennial saloon and was subsequently arrested.
match score: 4
Ada Humes and Kid Lewis moved from Silver City to La Cruces.
match score: 4
Justice of the peace served with a warrant for the murder of Faustin Ortiz.
match score: 4
An intersection street in Silver City, N.M., noted near horse-drawn wagons in the photograph.
match score: 4
A man arrested in Clifton who answers the description of one of the robbers who held up Paymaster Wham.
match score: 4
Man who killed James Moore in the Black Range and was denied bail at the court term in Socorro.
match score: 4
A prisoner sentenced to 3 years for murder, transported to Santa Fe.
match score: 4
Elmer L. Price was sentenced to life in the penitentiary for murder, as affirmed by the Supreme Court.
match score: 4
Third phase where Gore Vidal's teleplay with Paul Newman portrays him as a 'Rebel Without a Cause' social outcast.
match score: 4
No confirmed historical information about F. P. Whitehill is available; the six sources record no specific claims.
match score: 4
Prisoner awaiting trial for the killing of Fitzgerald at Carlisle.
match score: 4
Alias Kid Lewis, who killed Wm. Fitzgerald and was acquitted at Las Cruces.
match score: 4
Arrested on suspicion of murdering Adelaida Jaramillo; was enamored with her.
match score: 4
Boy held at county jail as a witness against his father for the murder of his two brothers, who disappeared on Tuesday.
match score: 4
A tragedy in Severance, Kansas, where Samuel Freeman shot his wife, child, and himself.
match score: 4
Contractor who arranged a wood deal with Sheriff Whitehill but did not deliver the wood himself.
match score: 4
Man who escaped from jail in Tombstone and was later captured at Separ station.
match score: 4
High school teacher held responsible by a coroner's jury for murder of Mrs. Mary Newman Roberts.
match score: 4
Grand jury with Jo E. Sheridan as foreman and H. H. Betts as clerk.
match score: 4
A man who gave himself up to the sheriff after killing Jacob Baker in self-defense near San Bernardino ranch.
match score: 4
A saloon-keeper with sixty-odd indictments in Dallas who organized the Bisbee holdup and was later lynched.
match score: 4
Isabel King was jointly charged with West for the murder of her husband George C. King and was acquitted by a jury.
match score: 4