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John Ringo letter and subpoena

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Description
Photocopies of a subpoena for John Ringo and a letter by him stating that he cannot travel to Pima County for the trial as he had been shot in the foot. He was being charged with assault with intent to commit murder in March 1880.
Type
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Production date
1880 March.
Call number
mssRingo
Creator
Ringo, John (1850-1882)(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
Gift of Joseph T. Silva, January 1998.
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