Historic Businesses
Stores, saloons, hotels, banks, and other businesses documented in Grant County, NM — the commerce of mining-era Silver City, Pinos Altos, Lordsburg, and the surrounding district.
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San Lorenzo, N.M.store
San Lorenzo is the location where I. L. Ancheta encountered suspicious individuals and where N. Y. Ancheta's store was robbed.
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Silver Avenuebusiness
Street location of the Western Feed and Warehouse Company.
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South Central Sonorabusiness
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The Sonora Development Company is improving its mining properties in south central Sonora.
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St. Charles Hotelbusiness
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The hotel where Charles Baine committed suicide.
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Steinsbusiness
Steins is a location in New Mexico where Sam Olney, an incorporator of the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company, resided.
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Terry Blockbusiness
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Terry Block in Socorro, New Mexico is the location of G. Fitch's law office.
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Texas Streetstore
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A street where the Chinese store was located.
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the bankbusiness
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A location near Main Street where the father was knocked down by the current.
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Timmerbusiness
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A hotel where various guests were registered.
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Timmer Hotelbusiness
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A hotel in Deming listing numerous guests and their hometowns.
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Tremont Hotelbusiness
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A hotel listing numerous guests and their hometowns.
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Union Hotelbusiness
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Hotel behind which William Hubbard was found dead in a room.
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Virginia Districtbusiness
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The Virginia district is where R. L. Powell completed a survey for the Michigan New Mexico Mining Company.
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Wichita, Kansasbusiness
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Location of the Imboden Milling Company.
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Willard's Hotelbusiness
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Hotel in Washington where Mr. Utter's valise was stolen.
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William Hutchinson's storestore
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Store in Central where Manley left his revolver just prior to the shooting.
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Windsorbusiness
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Hotel or restaurant where two Arizona cowboys took their first meal.
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