Grant County, NM in the 1910s

Attorney A B Renehan has returned from a brief visit to the Duke City (Albuquerque).

A. B. Renehan has returned from a brief visit to Albuquerque.

A G Hardin was a resident of Lordsburg, New Mexico, and named as an incorporator of the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.

Cashier of a business in Hillsboro, New Mexico, offering various goods and services.

a.k.a. A IW Gillespie

United States Senator from New Mexico whose residence on Arizona street was leased for use as a home for Fort Bliss nurses.

a.k.a. Albert a Fall

Owner of the Heffern Mining company's property

a.k.a. Albert Heffern

A. L. Bird returned to Cotter during the early part of the week.

a.k.a. A L Bird

A L Cox returned to El Paso from Cloudcroft after visiting.

a.k.a. M a A L Cox

Appointed notary public for Corona, Lincoln County.

a.k.a. Alex B Johnson

Host of the reception and dance with his wife at their new home Windcrest.

a.k.a. Mr. Alfred Kerr

Son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wikoff, co-owner of the residences destroyed.

Alvin Ficklin of Estancia left for Fort Riley, Kansas to join the colors as an alternate for Clifford A Bosley.

a.k.a. Alvin Ficklin

Eighteen American miners, all but one of the victims, were dragged from a train and murdered near Santa Isabel.

a.k.a. foreign mining men, foreign miners

Ana Curtis is a person with no recorded arrival or departure information.

a.k.a. Ana Curtis, Ana Curtis ia

Andrew Head has taken a lease on the Lookout mine owned by Col Parker and J M Webster on Trujillo creek.

Won highest scores at the card party.

a.k.a. Anna Lee Gaines

Arthur C Gore and C M Carr came in last night from the Duke City.

Fiance of Miss Frances Gillespie, announced engagement at a dance given by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kerr.

a.k.a. Mr. McKnight

Attorney Carpenter spoke on behalf of his client, stating he had known Reisen for many years.

a.k.a. Carpenter

Augustin is a commander in the Mexican federal army sending reinforcements from Chihuahua.

a.k.a. Augustm

Institute Chaplain who made the invocation at graduation.

a.k.a. Dr. Austin D. Crile

A public stenographer with an office in Lordsburg, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Morningstrs, MORNINGSTAR

A W OLFORD was the Notary Public who certified the swearing of the financial statement for The Sierra County Bank on January 4, 1910.

a.k.a. A WOLFO RD

Baca Cerrillos of Willard was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Baca Cerrillos

B B Ownby was one of the residents of Lordsburg, New Mexico, involved in the incorporation of the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.

Named vice president for Ciénega.

Benjamin M. Read is presenting an authorized opinion on the construction of the Chimayó Sanctuary, countering historian Prince's theories, at the request of ecc…

a.k.a. Benjamin M Read, El Sr Benjamin M Read

Ben Johnson is a person, but no specific historical facts about this individual are known from the available claims.

a.k.a. Aen Jobnson, Ben Jobnson

Donated a new wage automobile for the recruiters from the Toltelk company.

Ben Perry sold his ranch and stock to Charles Gatlin.

a.k.a. BenPerry

Bf Lemire was a winner at the card party.

a.k.a. Lemire Nebeicer

Won highest scores at the card party.

a.k.a. Bf Lemire Nebeicer

Listed as president of the United States Bank and Trust Co. in the advertisement.

a.k.a. B LAUGHLIN

Person mentioned in a U.S. Land Office notice who made entry No. 027140 for HES 449 on July 23, 1916.

a.k.a. Bonito A Romero

Commanding General of Camp Cody during World War I, depicted in an inset photographic portrait.

a.k.a. F.G. Mauldin, General Mauldin

President of The New Mexican Printing Co.

Bronson M. Cutting is listed as the President of the New Mexican Printing Co, publisher of the Santa Fe New Mexican.

A gentleman named Brown visited Col. Hopewell's Animas ranch after coming from El Paso.

a.k.a. Browu

Listed as a speaker on the program of the National Irrigation Congress.

Burkhart received 16 votes for Judge of the Supreme Court in the Palma precinct.

Burnie R Gray of Moriarty was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Burnie R Gray

U.S. Commissioner at Deming, N.M., before whom the commutation proof will be made.

a.k.a. B Y McKeyes V s Coramis ser

Capt James sold 160 calves.

a.k.a. Capt James 160

Reported selling cattle or calves; listed with 160 units.

a.k.a. Captain James, Capt James

Officer who rescued Lieut. Davis and salvaged 7500, executing a coup.

a.k.a. Capt Matlack, Matlock

Proprietor of a cigar business in Hillsboro, New Mexico.

a.k.a. CARAVJAL

Carl Christofferson came in from the mica mine of the Topeka Mica Mining company near Ribera.

a.k.a. Carl Chrlstofforson

Actor in the film 'His Royal Highness' showing at Lyric Theatre.

Carranza's official party denied an escort of troops to protect the train carrying American miners.

a.k.a. From Carranza Official Party

C. C. Anderson and his wife hosted a surprise party at their new home.

a.k.a. Mr and Mrs C C Anderson

Charles Bennett of Willard was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Charles Bennett

Representative Charles C Catron won his political spurs managing the successful senatorial campaign of his father, Senator Thomas Benton Catron.

Representative Charles C Catron won his political spurs in managing the successful senatorial campaign of his father, Senator Thomas Benton Catron.

a.k.a. Charles C Catron

Charles Gatlin purchased ranches and stock from Ben Perry and Johnny Payne.

General Manager of The New Mexican Printing Co.

Charles M. Stauffer is the General Manager of the New Mexican Printing Co.

Charles Pedigo of Mountainair was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Charles Pedigo

Charles Piez of Chicago is scheduled to speak on 'The Cost of Strikes'.

Appointed notary public for Las Palomas, Sierra County.

Charles W. Henderson of the United States Geological Survey reported final figures on New Mexico's mineral production in 1913.

a.k.a. Charlea W Hen derson

Charley Bike is a resident whose house was struck by a stray bullet during a shooting incident in the town.

a.k.a. Charley Hike

Charlie shipped a buck to Prof. Wilson at the State College.

Chas Anderson killed a buck deer a few days ago.

a.k.a. Chas Anderson

The historical figure mentioned as having discovered America.

a.k.a. Columbus

Clancy received 36 votes for Attorney General in the Palma precinct.

Clarence H. Cooper from Pearson, Kansas City, Missouri, is reported to have been mutilated (throat cut) during violence in Mexico.

Claude Fan is ill and has been absent from work at the JoycePrult store.

a.k.a. Mra Claude Fan

A person who reportedly came to his house.

a.k.a. Cleofrs Romero

Cliff Crews is taking in the statehood celebration at El Paso.

Clifford A Bosley of Willard was unable to report in time after receiving notice, so Alvin Ficklin went as his alternate.

a.k.a. Clifford A Bosley

Local agent for Missouri Nursery Company, based in Room 5 Deckert Building.

a.k.a. C L SWANSON

Clyde Ross performed a violin solo at the Christian Endeavor meeting on March 3, 1911.

a.k.a. Clyde Ross

C M Carr and Arthur C Gore came in last night from the Duke City.

Named vice president for Moriarty.

Named vice president for Estancia.

Col. Hopewell owns a ranch in Animas that was visited by a man from El Paso.

a.k.a. Col Hopewells

Colonel R E Twitchell left yesterday afternoon.

Col Parker co-owns the Lookout mine on Trujillo creek with J M Webster.

Col W Hopewell is somewhat indisposed and is now anchored at Faywood Springs.

a.k.a. Colonel W Hopewell

Col. W. S. Hopewell arrived from the Duke City on Saturday evening and left the next day for Hermosa.

a.k.a. Col VV S Hopewell

Conrad 0 Broking of Negra was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Conrad 0 Broking

Proprietor or manager of the Sunset Dairy, reachable by Phone 208.

a.k.a. C P ABERNATHY

Cristobal Garcia of Palma left for Fort Riley, Kansas to join the colors.

a.k.a. Cristobal Garcia

C. R. Lopez is mentioned as mayor of Santa Fe in a newspaper article from April 16, 1912.

a.k.a. C.R. Lopez

C.R. Lopez is identified as mayor of Santa Fe.

a.k.a. c r LOPEZ

Treasurer of The Perch Lodge No. 9, I.O.O.F. in Hillsboro, New Mexico.

a.k.a. C V West

Appointed to the constitution and bylaws committee.

Representative Dalzell went into the room during the debate.

a.k.a. Representative Dalzell

Doctor whose wife was killed by Grace Lusk; testified that Lusk asked him to tell his wife she was infatuated with him.

a.k.a. Dr. David Roberts, Dr. Roberts

De Baca received 15 votes for Lieutenant Governor in the Palma precinct.

Dentield traveled with L. H. Miller to Silver City last Friday.

a.k.a. Dtnield

Dick Arnold sold 100 calves.

a.k.a. Dick Ar nold

Dona Ciano Baca of Antonchico, N.M., made a homestead entry and filed notice of intention to make final five-year proof on a land claim.

A person associated with a group meeting at the Territorial Bank in Silver City.

a.k.a. Dow Wood

Czechoslovak foreign minister who expressed satisfaction with the treaty arrangements.

a.k.a. Dr Benes

Elected treasurer at the county booster meeting.

Dr. J. A. Casner is a well-known Santa Fe dentist and brother of George H Casner.

a.k.a. Dr. J. A. Casner

Dr J M Cunningham left on a short business trip to Springer.

Dr. L. D. Ricketts is the manager of the Cananea plant.

A state senate candidate from Arlesia, New Mexico.

a.k.a. M P Skeen

Named vice president for Willard.

Dr. Williams was the physician of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company and was summoned to help the injured.

a.k.a. Dr Williams

D S Donnell and family returned from an outing in the mountains.

D. T. Dorsey offers an automobile for hire in Lordsburg, available to go anywhere at any time, with contact at Residence No. 58 or Central Caf No. 26.

a.k.a. D T DORSEY

Dunn received 16 votes for Judge of the Supreme Court in the Palma precinct.

Named vice president for Lucia.

Ed Armer drove down from Kingston yesterday, according to the local news report.

a.k.a. Ed Armer

Eddie Johnson fought in Pueblo and lost.

Edith Johnson is an actress appearing in the film 'Behind the Lines' at the Lyric Theater.

Unnamed editor who visited the Estancia Valley and wrote about it in his newspaper.

a.k.a. the editor of the Portales Herald, the editors

E D Kirby of College View, Nebraska is a sightseer in Santa Fe.

E. D. Kirby of College View, Nebraska is a sightseer in Santa Fe.

Edmund Hayes is mentioned in a list of names possibly related to incidents involving Americans in Mexico.

Ed Walsh was the pitcher for the Chicago Americans who was knocked out of the box in the seventh inning.

a.k.a. Big Ed Walsh

Edwin, son of Mrs P R Little, traveled to Roswell for medical treatment.

a.k.a. non Fdwln

Clerk of the State Corporation Commission.

Edwin F. Coard served as Clerk of the New Mexico State Corporation Commission and attested to the certificate issued on July 7, 1916.

a.k.a. EDWIN F COARD

Edwin R Vallandigham of Deming, New Mexico is mentioned in a notice from the U.S. Land Office at Las Cruces on November 23, 1911.

a.k.a. Edwin R Vallandigham

E. F. Ulut is the editor and publisher of The Tucumcari News.

Won highest scores at the card party.

a.k.a. Eileen Walz

Co-author of a publication on the Deschutes River, Oregon.

Seller of wines and liquors in Clayton, New Mexico.

A man whose death at Albuquerque created a vacancy on the board of trustees of the territorial insane asylum at Las Vegas.

a.k.a. Elias Garcia

Eliseo Ortega is the teacher who conducted the commemorative program for Lincoln's birthday.

Guest of honor at a card party.

a.k.a. Elizabeth Baldwin, Misses Elizabeth Baldwin

Elmer Lebauc, a farmer near Ford City, saved a hired man from a bull attack by driving the bull away with a pitchfork.

a.k.a. Le banc

Emerson received 16 votes for Land Commissioner in the Palma precinct.

Guest of honor at a card party.

a.k.a. Emma Baldwin

Emory Marvin Forbes was one of the soldier boys who left for Fort Riley, Kansas to join the colors.

a.k.a. Emory Marvin Forbes

Emory Rushlow, a 45-year-old hired man on a farm near Ford City, was attacked by a bull while going to milk cows and was severely injured.

a.k.a. Rushlows, Emory Ruslilow

Ervien received 35 votes for Land Commissioner in the Palma precinct.

Actress in the film 'His Royal Highness' showing at Lyric Theatre.

Principal of the High School who first affiliated with the Institute in 1910.

a.k.a. Lt. Colonel Ewing L. Lusk

Late (extinto) Governor of New Mexico in whose honor the civic ceremony was held.

a.k.a. Hzequlel C de Baca, GOB E C OE BACA

Father bought a burro for his children after being convinced by them.

Felix Jones is accused of murder in connection with the alleged killing of Thomas Lyons.

Co-author of a publication on the Deschutes River, Oregon.

Filadelfo Baca, assistant state superintendent of public instruction, came in from Santa Fe.

An expert paper hanger, designer, and interior finisher specializing in graining, enameling, and staining.

a.k.a. F J PRESCOTT

Hostess of a party in honor of two brides-elect.

a.k.a. Flora Campbell

Frances Burleson of El Paso married McClelland Wilhelm of Los Angeles, California.

a.k.a. Frances Burleson of this city

Daughter of Mrs. J.W. Gillespie, engaged to Arthur L. McKnight, mentioned as being received at a reception and dance.

a.k.a. Miss Frances Gillespie

Frances Seay is a guest at the home of Mrs. L. K. Merchant in La Huerta.

a.k.a. Mlas Frances Seay

Francisco Cano is the proprietor of the Club House Saloon in Lordsburg, which serves fine wines, liquors, and keg beer.

a.k.a. FRANCISCO CANO

Francisco Villa commanded the soldiers who murdered foreign miners near Santa Isabel.

a.k.a. General Francisco Villa

Appointed notary public for Tularosa, Otero County.

a.k.a. Frank Cur ry

An officer of The Perch Lodge No. 9, I.O.O.F. in Hillsboro, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Frank HiW

Frank Howard is reported to have been killed by bandits during unrest in Mexico.

Frankie White fought in a draw in Creede.

Frank Lopez may be named to succeed Malaquias Martinez as new coil oil inspector.

Frank Mitchell was convicted of larceny of horses and wagon in a quick trial.

Editor and President associated with The New Mexican Printing Company.

a.k.a. FRANK P STURGES

Arrested on suspicion of murdering Adelaida Jaramillo; was enamored with her.

a.k.a. Romero, Frank Romero

Frank Ward is reported to have been shot in the back, likely in the context of violence in Mexico.

A colonel and commander of the expedition bringing reinforcements.

a.k.a. Col Frederick W Sibley, Colonel Sibley

General de Wet, leader of the South African revolution, was sentenced to imprisonment and fined.

American general whose men gained ground east of the Argonne forest.

a.k.a. Pershings

Geo Havill of Fairview spent a day in Hillsboro with Jake Bidd.

Geo McKinney has taken a lease on the Lookout mine owned by Col Parker and J M Webster on Trujillo creek.

George A. Taylor married Hazel McLaughlin on November 20th in Hillsboro.

a.k.a. Gorga At Taylor

Dean of the Junior College who first affiliated with the Institute in 1918.

a.k.a. Lt. Col. George Barry Duffield

George H Casner, brother of Dr. J. A. Casner, is hailed as a hero for crawling with a broken leg to an automobile, cranking it, and driving miles to see a surge…

a.k.a. Mr Casner

Executive Officer who first affiliated with the Institute in 1912.

a.k.a. Major George L. Erwin

Representative Norris of Nebraska produced a resolution in the House.

a.k.a. Norris, Representative Norris

George Remus is identified as the lawyer of Ellis, possibly involved in legal matters related to cross-border incidents.

a.k.a. abogado de Ellis

George Slaughter arrived from Roswell and may stay in Carlsbad for a few days.

a.k.a. George Slaughter

George Von L. Meyer was the Secretary of the Navy who inspected the fleet.

a.k.a. George Von I Meyerswung

Clerk of the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico who certified the articles of incorporation.

a.k.a. GEORGE w armijo

Geo W. Armijo served as Clerk of the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico and certified the incorporation filing.

a.k.a. GEO W ARMIJO

A graduate elocution teacher offering lessons at the high school building for $4 per month.

a.k.a. Miss Gertrude Bruce, Miss Bruce

Mrs Gertrude Fisher and Stewart Jackson were quietly married in El Paso on Tuesday afternoon.

a.k.a. Mrs Gertrude Fisher

A candidate for office from Carlsbad, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Girl B Livingston

Secretary and Adjutant who retired in September 1946 after 34 years of service.

a.k.a. Col. G. L. Erwin, Lt. Colonel G. L. Erwin

The sitting governor who presided over the ceremony; named only by title in this excerpt.

a.k.a. actual gobernador, gobernador 6r

Governor McDonald returned from Been Valencia county.

The territorial governor who intends to fill a vacancy on the asylum board and is devising means to assist a destitute family.

a.k.a. Governor Mills

G P McCorkle was the president of The Sierra County Bank in Hillsboro, New Mexico, and attested to the accuracy of its financial report as of January 3, 1910.

a.k.a. G P McCOUKLE

High school teacher held responsible by a coroner's jury for murder of Mrs. Mary Newman Roberts.

a.k.a. Miss Grace Lusk, Miss Lusk

Hale went to Cloudcroft in the morning and will return for the weekend.

Hallie Irvin was a winner at the card party.

a.k.a. Hallie Irvln

Won highest scores at the card party.

a.k.a. Hallie Irvln

Hanna received 0 votes (not listed) for Judge of the Supreme Court in the Palma precinct.

Harry Carey is an actor appearing in the film 'Behind the Lines' at the Lyric Theater.

Elected president at the county booster meeting held in Mountainair.

Harry Thome came down from Roswell on Saturday and took his children, who had been staying with relatives, back home.

a.k.a. Harry Thome oame down, ill blm HTATH CONVKMTION W C T i

H A Wolford is the district attorney present at the meeting.

a.k.a. II A Wolford

H. A. Wolford won a turkey shoot held yesterday afternoon.

a.k.a. H A Wol ford

Hazel McIaobMn is the daughter of John McIaobMn, whose wedding occurred last Wednesday in Douglas, Arizona.

a.k.a. Hazel

Hazel McLaughlin, formerly of Hillsboro, married George A. Taylor on November 20th at her parents' home.

a.k.a. Mies Hazel McLaughlin, Mis Hazel Martin McLaughlin

A bride-elect of November, honored at a party.

a.k.a. Helen German

Listed as a speaker on the program of the National Irrigation Congress.

Henry Meyer owns a modern refrigerating plant on Gold Avenue in Deming.

a.k.a. H. C. Meyer, Hugh H Williams

Henry Opgenorth has opened a grocery business in the Miller store at the Plaza.

Herbert L. Russell is identified as a manager, possibly of a mining or business operation affected by events in Mexico.

Agent for Singer Sewing Machine Company, office on North Silver Avenue.

a.k.a. H Fieldness

Captain H. I. Saunders is visiting Carlsbad from Roswell.

a.k.a. Captain H I Saunders

First lieutenant of the second El Paso company who assisted in the recruiting campaign.

a.k.a. First Lieut H Lippman, Lieut Lippman

Chancellor H. M. Colvin delivered the first lecture on the El Paso summer normal school lecture course.

a.k.a. Chancellor H M Colvin, H M coi dtiel MiM

Marfa banker who brought the ransom money to Candelaria and delivered it to bandits.

a.k.a. H M Fennel, Fennell

H O Bursum is a State Senator from Socorro County, New Mexico, with interests in the New Mexico Zinc and Copper Company, alongside J A McDonald and Judge Mechem…

a.k.a. WINTERS, Judge Winters

H. O. Bursum, sheriff of Socorro County, N.M., submitted bills for expenditures to the county board.

a.k.a. Mr II O Bursum, Mr II O bursum

Listed as a contact for coal at 815 Marble Ave, Albuquerque, in the January 1, 1917 Albuquerque Morning Journal.

Howard Smalley of Estancia was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Howard Smalley

Commandant who graduated from NMMI in 1912 and retired in 1946.

a.k.a. Colonel H. P. Saunders, Jr., Col. Saunders

Commandant of Cadets who first affiliated with the Institute in 1914.

a.k.a. Lt. Colonel H. P. Saunders, Jr.

Homestead entry claimant who made final proof in 1912 for land in New Mexico.

a.k.a. Hubert K Lee

Likely Victoriano Huerta, whose soldiers are mentioned as hanging a woman at a ranch.

a.k.a. HUERTA

Pastor of Methodist Episcopal Church who will speak briefly on 'Between the Devil and the Deep Sea'.

Mentioned as a candidate for senator from New Mexico.

Ike Knight is a person, but no specific historical facts about their life or significance are known from the available sources.

Miss Irace Miller to sing a solo at St Pauls English Lutheran church.

a.k.a. Irace Miller

Ira I. Johnson is a proprietor of the St. Elmo Cafe in Lordsburg, which is noted for its high-quality service.

a.k.a. Ira I Johnson

Miss Isabel La Kckles is the superintendent of schools in Grant County.

a.k.a. Isabel La Kckles

Ivan George Cannon of Estancia was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Ivan George Cannon

I W is listed as one of the judges of election for the Columbus village election.

a.k.a. I W

I w R M Rohrer left on a short business trip to Watroua.

Jack Heather is a contractor and builder in Lordsburg who offers free plans and estimates for bungalows and all classes of construction work, including brick an…

a.k.a. Jack Heather

Superintendent of Insurance who formerly served as a trustee of the blind asylum at Alamogordo.

a.k.a. Jacobo Chaves

Appointed to the constitution and bylaws committee.

An attorney at law based in Deming, New Mexico, who will attend courts in Sierra County and the 3rd Judicial District.

a.k.a. JAKES R VADDLL

The entity Jake Bidd lacks documented biographical details; only that his place of residence and employer are unknown.

a.k.a. Jake BIdd

President of a business in Hillsboro, New Mexico, offering dry goods, groceries, and other supplies.

a.k.a. Korber

J A McDonald is a State Senator from Kelly, New Mexico, secretary of the New Mexico Zinc and Copper Company, and manager and large stockholder in the McDonald M…

a.k.a. State SenaOr J A McDonald, Senator McDonald, Mr McDonald

James A. Emery is scheduled to give an address opening the discussion on compulsory arbitration.

James A Marable of Cedarvale was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. James A Marable

James J Vanderford of Estancia was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. James J Vanderford

James Kennedy and Jay Donnelly have gone to Nebraska to visit relatives.

a.k.a. Jame Kenned, James Kennedy

James S Rainey of Cedarvale was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. James S Rainey

Won highest scores at the card party.

a.k.a. Jane Lind

Jane MrClane of Roswell is expected to visit the Purdy sisters on Alameda Street.

a.k.a. Miss Jane MrClane

Jay Donnelly and James Kennedy have gone to Nebraska to visit relatives.

Vice President of a business in Hillsboro, New Mexico, involved in dry goods, groceries, and mining supplies.

a.k.a. J B tfepndon

Mr J C Queen is up from Malaga today.

J D Hunter is a defendant in a lawsuit brought by J P Dunlavy.

a.k.a. J D Hunt er

Governor of Texas who called for more recruits for the Texas National Guard.

a.k.a. Governor J E Ferguson

J E Saint is looking over the Mangas Development Company's property in the Burro Mountains.

J F Flower was in Roswell on Wednesday and returned Tuesday night for business.

a.k.a. J F Flower upen l t li

Captain of the second El Paso company of infantry being formed.

a.k.a. Capt J F Olley

A person from Eagle who visited Hillsboro.

a.k.a. J G Warren

J. H. Slaughter of the San Bernardino ranch has been added to the directorate of the Slaughter Land and Cattle company.

a.k.a. J H Slaughter

Jim McDonald of Romeo was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Jim McDonald

Jimmy Finley lost to an unknown opponent in Englewood by knockout.

Jim Struck attended the conference.

Mr J L Williams is up from Malaga today.

Mrs. J. L. Williams is visiting from Malaga.

a.k.a. Mrs J L Williams

Dealer in pianos including Cable, Nelson, Kimball, and Adam Schaaf brands.

a.k.a. J M CRAWFORD

A judge mentioned in the text, referred to as 'Juez'.

a.k.a. J Mills, Juez J Mills

J M Webster co-owns the Lookout mine on Trujillo creek with Col Parker.

JoBb Isaac Saiz of Duran was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. JoBb Isaac Saiz

Chinese proprietor of the L. K. restaurant, described as the most popular Chinaman in town.

a.k.a. Old Joe

18-year-old boxer who died after a contest with Frank Everett at Marysville Athletic Club.

Joe relinquished the chair as Speaker.

a.k.a. Joe, Speaker Cannon

John Butecke attended the conference.

John C. Plemmons transacted business in Hillsboro on Wednesday.

a.k.a. John C Plemmona

John F Hunt married Miss Helen T Bailey in San Antonio, Texas and plans to locate permanently in Bisbee.

John Gardner, also known as Eogle, is a person about whom no further historical information is available.

a.k.a. Eogle

Co-author of a publication on the Deschutes River, Oregon.

John K. Stauffer is a person whose occupation is not known, based on two sources that list no details.

a.k.a. JOHN K STAUFFER

Appears to be a notary public whose commission expires in February.

a.k.a. JOHN L AUGUSTINE

John Lee Barker was one of the soldier boys who left for Fort Riley, Kansas to join the colors.

a.k.a. John Lee Barker

John llowmn and Madam Flow man are visiting from Malaga.

a.k.a. John llowmn, Madam Flow man

John McIaobMn left last Saturday for Douglas, Arizona, to attend his daughter Hazel's wedding.

a.k.a. John McIiaobMn

Sheriff candidate mentioned in a list of political candidates.

a.k.a. John N Hewitt

Father of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Johnnie Ccorge.

a.k.a. Johnnie Ccorge

Johnnie George and his wife had a daughter born at 9 South ThirCf street.

a.k.a. Juhnie Ccorge

Johnnie Mae Cunningham visited her sister Mrs. J C at Cloudcroft.

a.k.a. Johnnie Mae cnnninsham

Johnny Payne sold his ranch and stock to Charles Gatlin.

John P. White is president of the United Mine Workers of America and will represent organized miners at the convention.

John R. Coffar made a homestead entry in New Mexico and intends to make final commutation proof before the U.S. Commissioner at Deming.

a.k.a. John It Qoftar

John R Gass, Presbyterian synodical missionary with headquarters in Albuquerque, was a visitor in Las Vegas.

John R. Goffar filed a homestead entry and intends to make final commutation proof on his claim.

a.k.a. John It Qoftar, John R. Goffar oí ola N M

John Sloan was a painter known for his portrayal of urban life in New York and began spending summers in Santa Fe, New Mexico, starting in 1919, where he found …

Proprietor of the Clayton Meat Market.

John T is mentioned as a signatory to a statement about Republican victory in Otero County.

John V Hughes of Dallas, Texas was a stockholder present at the Gold Frog Mining Company meeting.

John Ward came down from Jungston Sunday on his way to Lordsburg for business.

Jose Am Perea of Torreón was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Jose Am Perea

Jose Garcia y Perea of Torreón was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Jose Garcia y Perea

Josephine Stickney was a married woman who owned property, but no further details about her spouse or possessions are known.

a.k.a. Mrs. Josephine Stickney

Commander of the southern department who instructed officers at Candelaria to pay the 15000 ransom.

a.k.a. Joseph T Dickmau, Joseph T. Dickmau

Hostess of a card party in honor of her cousins.

a.k.a. J P Coles

J P Dunlavy is the plaintiff in a lawsuit against J D Hunter and L H Mullen.

A person from Eagle who visited Hillsboro.

a.k.a. J P Ileffer nan, J P Heffernan

Juan B. Larragoite acted as a watcher at Palma on Election Day and returned from Kansas City with election returns.

a.k.a. Juan B Larragoite

Named vice president for Torreón.

Named vice president for McIntosh.

Serves as an officer of The Perch Lodge No. 9, I.O.O.F. in Hillsboro.

a.k.a. JW Hiler

Editor of Santa Fe New Mexican.

a.k.a. JWight Glddlngs

J W Mitchell returned from Cloudcroft with Mrs. Bin.

a.k.a. Ji 1 W Mitihcll

K a Ownby was a resident of Lordsburg, New Mexico, and named in the certificate of incorporation for the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.

Kay Forbes spent Monday night in Carlsbad while traveling to El Paso.

a.k.a. XM Kay Forbes

King of Greece who yielded to Allied demands after French forces landed in Athens.

a.k.a. Constantine, Kintr Constantino

One of the owners of the two residences destroyed by the fire.

Lawrence Reynolds and family visited Mountain Park for six weeks and returned.

a.k.a. Re Lawrence R ynolds

L. Clapp Jr. is cited in a congressional report regarding the hydrology of the Mimbres Valley.

a.k.a. Mr L Clapp Jr

Dr. L. D. Ricketts is the manager of the Greene Cananea Copper Company.

a.k.a. Dr L D Rickefts, Dr xuckettss

Lea H Crews was a director of The Sierra County Bank in Hillsboro, New Mexico, as of January 1910.

Lee 0 Lester of Deming, New Mexico is mentioned in a notice from the U.S. Land Office at Las Cruces on November 13, 1911, regarding a homestead claim made on Ju…

a.k.a. Lee 0 Lester

Len Holderby is the new foreman at the Snake mine.

L. H. Miller traveled with Dentield to Silver City last Friday for a short stay, later returning as far as Albuquerque before heading to Los Angeles for the win…

a.k.a. Mr L H Miller

L H Mullen is a defendant in a lawsuit brought by J P Dunlavy.

a.k.a. L H Mnllen, L U Mullen

Dr. L. H. Pate, a examining physician on the Selective draft board, returned from Deming.

a.k.a. Dr L H Pate

American aviator released by Mexican bandits after payment of ransom.

a.k.a. Lieut Davis

Secretary of The Perch Lodge No. 9, I.O.O.F. in Hillsboro, New Mexico.

a.k.a. L Kahler

Owner and operator of the Independent Messenger delivery and hauling service.

a.k.a. L M Marfln, Mr. L M Martin

Millionaire of New York, Newport, and San Francisco.

Lucero received 17 votes for Secretary of State in the Palma precinct.

Luis Tafoya is mentioned in a dateline from Santa Fe, December 1910.

Refugee and cattle king of Mexico who formerly occupied the Fall residence.

a.k.a. Gen JL Iuis Terrazas

Named vice president for Cedarvale.

Macedonio Ojila was killed outright in the explosion at the Fierro mines.

a.k.a. Macedonio Ojila

The young people of Lake Valley gave a pleasant dance on July 31st for Mae Latham, who has gone to visit her aunt Mrs Alice Lee Montgomery near Duncan, Arizona.

A military major who commanded a squad pursuing bandits 50 miles into Mexico.

a.k.a. Major Ianghorne

Major M. Morgan has been quite sick for several days due to ptomaine poisoning from eating fresh fish.

a.k.a. Major M Morgans

Manuel Brazil of Willard was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Manuel Brazil

Manuel Griego of James J Vanderford Estancia was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Manuel Griego

Mexican general who hosted a luncheon for American army aviators.

a.k.a. Gen Manuel It Diefuel

Territorial Treasurer who received territorial funds.

a.k.a. M A Otero

Alumnus who gave the valedictory address at the 1935 commencement.

a.k.a. Judge Otero, Mike Otero

A bride-elect of November, honored at a party.

a.k.a. Marian Campbell

A Mexican who was killed by Pete Spence in a shooting at Morenci on June 20th.

Dealer in lumber and building materials in Hondale, New Mexico.

Operated Martin Thorn Taxi, phone 273.

Captain who salvaged $7,500 and rescued Lieut Davis without paying the second half of the ransom.

a.k.a. Matlock, Capt Matlack

Presenter of the Ruppert Award, class of 1918, from New York.

Maynard F Gay of unknown place was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Maynard F Gay

M. B. Groves was the Chairman of the New Mexico State Corporation Commission who signed the certificate on July 7, 1916.

a.k.a. M 8 GROVES

McClelland Wilhelm of Los Angeles, California, married Frances Burleson of El Paso.

McGill received 15 votes for Attorney General in the Palma precinct.

M. Dollar is mentioned as being indebted to Bedouins, in a context involving myths about rare coins.

a.k.a. M DOLLAR

Meldrum of Roswell is a visitor in Albuquerque.

An armed group from Mexico who stole horses and kidnapped two American soldiers.

a.k.a. Armed Mexicans, The Mex ican raiders

A United States cavalry sergeant who was captured by Mexican raiders while duck hunting near Fabens, Texas.

a.k.a. Sergt Michael Zabosky, Sergt Michael Za bosky

Ex-governor of New Mexico visiting Deming in September 1911 as a candidate for governor.

a.k.a. Miguel Otero, Mr Otero

Milton Parks of Dallas, Texas was a stockholder present at the Gold Frog Mining Company meeting.

Miss Ruth Tompkins of Albuquerque arrived last night from the City for a short visit.

Mlspah led the closing song 'Blest Be the Tie That Binds' at the Christian Endeavor meeting on March 3, 1911.

a.k.a. Mlspah

Spanish instructor who first affiliated with the Institute in 1916.

a.k.a. Miss M. Margaret Decker

M M Crocker was a resident of Lordsburg, New Mexico, and one of the individuals involved in the incorporation of the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.

The Mexican minister who discussed terms with the United States.

a.k.a. Minister Moncno

Moses Prnukham made a homestead entry on August 1, 1907, and has filed notice to make final proof for land in Tucumcari.

M Q Hardin was a resident of Lordsburg, New Mexico, and listed among the incorporators of the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.

Attended the picnic at East Barber and treated children to ice cream.

a.k.a. A C Heard

Mr. Akers has received word from Nebraska of his father's death.

a.k.a. Marl Akers

Mr and Mrs J B Badger are moving into the house recently occupied by Mr H A Kinder.

Mr and Mrs Win F Hall visited ftinfon this week.

a.k.a. Mr and Mrs Wm F Hall

A man who left Hillsboro for El Paso.

a.k.a. Mr C C Crewa, MrandMw C C Crewa

Mr. G. Wilson has returned from the Grand Central for a few days to lay in supplies and reports cold weather.

a.k.a. Mr 0 VVilaon

Pioneer and school superintendent in Silver City who used a masculine signature.

a.k.a. M. R. Koehler, Miss Koehler, Koehler Wright

Hosted a picnic at his house near East Barber and provided sweet milk for children.

a.k.a. LO 1 omlinson tt

Mr OConnell, who has been a visitor at the home of Mr M Robins, left Tuesday for California.

Mentioned in context of not discussing with the Mexican minister.

A man who took up residence on Elena street.

a.k.a. Mr and Mrs Paul Given

Co-host of the reception and dance, entertained in the afternoon complimentary to her mother Mrs. J.W. Gillespie.

a.k.a. Mrs. Kerr

Mrs A M Gillespie left this morning to visit her sister who is ill at Fort Worth Texas.

Mrs. Bin and J W Mitchell returned from Cloudcroft.

a.k.a. Mrs Bin t mm ul ner aauKnier

Mrs. Carter is the principal of the school at Hurley.

a.k.a. Mrs carter

Wife of C. C. Crews who left Hillsboro for El Paso.

a.k.a. Mrs C C Crewa

Mrs Disnmann, from Tarishnd, is a state officer in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, serving as superintendent of prison reform.

a.k.a. Mrs Dlsnmnn

Mrs E D Tittmann returned Tuesday from a two weeks sojourn in Los Angeles California.

Mrs Grant McGregor, nee Olive Parks, is visiting her sister Mrs Orice Metcalfe and Mrs Jag Poeat in Mesilla with her little son.

a.k.a. Olive Parks

A woman visiting friends on the river.

a.k.a. Mrs Harry Benson

Mrs Hattie Mercer returned from Santa Fe after attending the thirty-fifth annual state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.

A woman killed by lightning during a funeral at St. Johns Evangelical church in Kohlville, Wisconsin.

a.k.a. Mrs Henry Conrad

Mrs J C Queen is up from Malaga today.

Mrs J W Burke went down to El Paso Saturday.

Wife of L. A. Wikoff and co-owner of the residences destroyed.

Wife of Paul Given who took up residence on Elena street.

a.k.a. Mrs Paul Given

Mrs. Phil Kelley of Magdalena is visiting her mother Mrs. J. B. Richardson.

Mrs P R Little and son Edwin left for Roswell Wednesday night for a regular visit to a specialist for the lad's treatment.

Wife of L. D. Ricketts, wintering in San Marcos.

a.k.a. Mrs. Rleketts

Mrs Roy Mc Donald performed a musical selection at the Christian Endeavor meeting in Albuquerque on March 3, 1911.

a.k.a. Roy Mc Donald

Mrs. T. U. Byrne returned from a trip to El Paso.

Mrs. Wm. Featherman left last Saturday to join her husband in Bentonville, Texas.

a.k.a. ber husband, Mrs Wm Featherman

Corporation Commissioner M S Groves has gone to Carlsbad.

Corporation Commissioner M. S. Groves has gone to Carlsbad.

Muggsy Schoels fought in Leadville and won.

a.k.a. Muggsjr Scboels

Listed on delinquent tax roll for lot 10, block 2, Altura Park.

a.k.a. Albert Naudin

Listed on delinquent tax roll for personal property valued at 570.

a.k.a. E. E. Neff

Listed on delinquent tax roll for lots 11 and 12, block 270, Campbell add.

a.k.a. C. Newman

Listed on delinquent tax roll for lots 22 and 23, block 28, Highland Park.

a.k.a. E. S. Newman

N Fernandez Chavez of Willard was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. N Fernandez Chavez

An officer of The Perch Lodge No. 9, I.O.O.F. in Hillsboro, New Mexico.

a.k.a. N G Goo

Secretary of a group meeting at the Territorial Bank in Silver City.

a.k.a. P G Shepard Secy

Listed on delinquent tax roll for N 40 ft of lots 1 to 3 and N 40 ft of W 20 ft of lot 4, block 2S7, PierceFinKy add.

a.k.a. G. L. N. North

Mentioned as a candidate for senator from New Mexico.

Listed on delinquent tax roll for lots 9 and 10, block 48, East El Paso.

a.k.a. Victoriano Ochoa

Listed on delinquent tax roll for lots 1 to 3, block 63, East El Paso.

a.k.a. Thomas O'Connor

Listed on delinquent tax roll for personal property valued at 760.

a.k.a. Geo. Ogden

Listed on delinquent tax roll for lots 26 and 27, block 27, Bassett add.

a.k.a. Lucy E. O'Hargan

Oliver Casper Sikes of Clovis, New Mexico, is mentioned in a notice for publication from the U.S. Land Office.

a.k.a. Oliver caspcr Sikes

The contestant who filed an application to cancel Lillian K. Hume's homestead entry.

a.k.a. Oliver I Hurst

Listed on delinquent tax roll for lots 25 to 28? (text unclear), lots 29 and 30, block 30, Bassett add.

a.k.a. Mary B. Frcl Oliver

Listed on delinquent tax roll for lots 4 and 5? (text: '4 and o blocK 34'), block 34, Maerofin add.

a.k.a. Cruz Ortiz

Mr. Haydon and son Osborne Haydon left for Shoemaker.

Oscar Wilson, a graduate of the Commercial Department of the Agricultural College, is in the R R service in Globe and is newly married.

Listed on delinquent tax roll for W 85 ft of S 16 ft of lot 16 and W s it of N (unclear).

a.k.a. Juan O. A. W. Otero

Pancho Villa is noted in connection with his raid on Columbus, New Mexico in March 1916 and appears in photographs from the Musgrave Collection.

Editor and President of The New Mexican Printing Company and attorney at law in Santa Fe.

a.k.a. PAUL A F WALTER, PAUi A F WALTER

Belgian delegate who expressed general satisfaction with the peace treaty.

a.k.a. Paul Hvmans

Investigator from the United States Department of Agriculture who made a report on the Mimbres Valley.

a.k.a. P.E. Fuller

Perry Lewis fought in Trinidad with a decision.

American aviator released along with Lieut. Davis by Mexican bandits.

Judge P. F. Edwards died at age 73 on Friday morning at his residence on Nevada Street in El Paso.

a.k.a. Judge P F Edwards

Listed as a speaker on the program of the National Irrigation Congress.

Placido Salcido was acting as powder man at the Fierro mines and was fatally injured in a premature explosion.

a.k.a. Placido Salcido

Appointed to the constitution and bylaws committee.

Reported an increase in post office receipts.

Price Henry bought out the Cooper meat market.

Prince is a historian whose theories about the Chimayó Sanctuary have been circulating and are being challenged by Benjamin M. Read.

a.k.a. historiador Prince

Professor J C Baker returned from a two weeks visit to his former home in Ridgway.

Prof. Wilson at the State College received a shipped buck.

a.k.a. Prof Wilson

A representative candidate from Lovington, New Mexico.

a.k.a. P S Eaves

Named vice president for Manzano.

Named vice president for Encino.

Partner in the Hamman and Ferguson well boring and drilling business.

a.k.a. REUBEN L FERGUSON, Reuben L. Ferguson

Rev 3 H Heald delivered an address on the 'Enthusiasm of Christian Endeavor' at the 1911 New Mexico Christian Endeavor Union meeting.

a.k.a. 3 H Heald

Rev H P Williams led the praise service during the afternoon session of the Christian Endeavor meeting on March 3, 1911.

a.k.a. H P Williams

Rev J H Utesch led the Sunrise prayer meeting and quiet hour at the Christian Endeavor session in Albuquerque on March 3, 1911.

a.k.a. J H Utesch

Rev J V Rose of Las Vegas led the Conference Plans and Purposes session at the New Mexico Christian Endeavor Union meeting on March 3, 1911.

a.k.a. J V Rose

Commissary Officer who first affiliated with the Institute in 1918.

a.k.a. Major Richard L. Bates

R L Baca is elected president of council.

R. L. Baca is elected president of council by unanimous vote.

Elected secretary at the county booster meeting.

Named vice president for Duran.

District Attorney candidate mentioned in a list of political candidates.

a.k.a. Robert C Dow

Robert Huffman returned from a motor trip to the Sacramento Mountains.

a.k.a. Robert Huffmiu

Robert Huntington, a railroad worker from Winnipeg, Manitoba, is mentioned in connection with events in Mexico.

a.k.a. ferrocarrilero

Listed as a contact for coal at 815 Marble Ave, Albuquerque, in the January 1, 1917 Albuquerque Morning Journal.

Robert Lansing was elected by President Wilson to succeed W. J. Bryan as secretary of state.

Robert M Reynolds was a resident of Lordsburg, New Mexico, and one of the individuals named in the incorporation documents of the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development …

Director of Athletics who first affiliated with the Institute in 1915.

a.k.a. Major Robert R. Brown

Robert Re ay of Kingston passed through on Saturday en route to another destination.

a.k.a. Robert Re ay

Robert R House of Moriarty was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Robert R House

Robert Walker of Chicago will speak after James A. Emery on compulsory arbitration.

Robert Williams is noted as a police officer from Phoenix, possibly involved in cross-border incidents.

Robt L M Ross is the U.S. Court Commissioner at Las Vegas, N.M., before whom the final proof for the land claim will be presented.

a.k.a. Robert L. M. Ross

Rodolfo Fierro is mentioned alongside Pancho Villa in a photograph caption related to the Battle of Tierra Blanca.

R R Beatty of Oklahoma City stopped in Artesia.

Ruby Saunders of Roswell is visiting the George M. Cooke home.

a.k.a. Miss Ruby Saunders

Proprietors of the Deming Livery stable.

a.k.a. Ruebush Measday

Sam Bernard came down from Kingston on Tuesday, as reported in a local news item.

a.k.a. Sam Bernaid

Sam Butler and family returned from an outing in the mountains.

Sam Olney was a resident of Steins, New Mexico, and one of the individuals involved in the incorporation of the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.

Sam Turman is the proprietor of the Redrock Auto Stage Line, which provides transportation services between Lordsburg and Redrock.

a.k.a. SAM TURMAN

Samuel Blair was superintendent of missions of the Methodist Episcopal church of New Mexico and visited Artesia.

a.k.a. Rev Samuel Blair

Samuel O. Dunne of Chicago will speak after James A. Emery on compulsory arbitration.

Named vice president for Punta.

Dealer in American Block Coal based in Silver City area.

a.k.a. SAM WATKINS

Sargent received 34 votes for Auditor in the Palma precinct.

a.k.a. Sareent

Named vice president for Progresso.

Sebastian Garcia of Wuon Mound, N.M., made homestead and additional homestead entries for land in New Mexico.

Secretary of State Anonio Lnoero arrived from Santa Fe.

Sheriff Klorenco received news of a tragedy from Sterling and traveled sixty miles to Haymer.

Sirley Hooteu was injured by a bronco at a bronco bustin contest at the ball park.

a.k.a. Hooteu

S M Chase was a resident of Lordsburg, New Mexico, and listed as an incorporator of the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.

A pastor has been appointed to succeed his predecessor at the Spanish American Church.

Sra. Percy Griffith is reported to have been injured in both legs during an incident in Mexico.

S R Galbraith sold 10 calves.

a.k.a. S R Gnlhrle

Reported selling cattle or calves; listed alongside Capt. James and Dick Arnold.

a.k.a. S R Gnlhrle

Stafford is part of a wedding event mentioned in the article.

Stewart Jackson and Mrs Gertrude Fisher were quietly married in El Paso on Tuesday afternoon.

Stroud received 35 votes for Superintendent of Schools in the Palma precinct.

a.k.a. StrouD

An individual associated with Faywood Hot Springs, possibly a promoter or manager.

Teodolo Komero of Duran was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Teodolo Komero

Terry McDonald is a person mentioned in connection with piling up zinc ore.

a.k.a. TerryMcDonald

A mining company near Lordsburg, Grant county, N.M. that lost gasoline due to vandals opening an oil tank.

a.k.a. 85 Mining company

Senator Thomas Benton Catron, whose senatorial campaign was managed by his son Charles C Catron.

Song director for YMCA at Fort Bliss leading singing at Methodist church evangelistic service.

Thomas Lewis is an official of the United Mine Workers of America from Columbus, Ohio.

Imported two dozen Bob-White quail and released them on the Gila.

a.k.a. Mr. Lyons, Lyons

Serves as V.G.M. of The Perch Lodge No. 9, I.O.O.F. in Hillsboro.

a.k.a. T Meyers

Tom Mahai left early in the week for Amherst Ales for health reasons.

a.k.a. Tom Mahai

Tom Taggart and 123 fellow democrats were indicted for election frauds in Indiana.

Tom Wedgwood has purchased the Alert property on the corner next to the post office.

Miss Trace Miller will sing a solo at St Pauls English Lutheran church.

a.k.a. Irace Miller

T. Roes returned from Albuquerque last Saturday after spending the week there.

a.k.a. TJ Roes

T W Snyder had 60 cows sold to Preston Bros.

Sold 60 cows to Preston Bros.

U. A. Wolford is having an extension built onto the Shipj hall, which will make it fifty feet long when completed.

a.k.a. U A Wolfoid

Ulysses M Rainey of Cedarvale was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Ulysses M Rainey

A general contractor in Hillsboro, New Mexico, advertising good workmanship and fair prices.

a.k.a. VV C COOPER

Huerta is declared dictator of Mexico according to the article.

a.k.a. Huerta

Wallace Hesselden is mentioned as a general contractor.

a.k.a. WALLACE HESSELDEN

An archaeologist who excavated at Tularosa Cave and reported evidence of turkey confinement and artifacts made from turkey feathers.

a.k.a. Hough, W

Walter M Lovett of Moriarty was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Walter M Lovett

Walter M Telfer of Cedarvale was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. Walter M Telfer

A United States cavalry private who was captured alongside Sgt. Zabosky.

a.k.a. private W B Vincent

W C Downey was a resident of Lordsburg, New Mexico, and named in the certificate of incorporation for the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.

Democratic candidate for Governor from Carrizozo, New Mexico.

a.k.a. W C McDonald

A former rug picker who inherited money and used it to feed the down-and-outs in St. Louis.

a.k.a. thur Weaver

Colonel commanding the aviation section attached to the base hospital at Fort Bliss, who leased the Fall residence.

a.k.a. Col W E Cooper

Listed in the advertisement as associated with the United States Bank and Trust Co., established 1856.

a.k.a. W E GRIFFIN

Partner in Hamman and Ferguson who assumed the business after dissolution.

a.k.a. W K HAMMAN, W.E. Hamman, W. K. Hamman

Will continue the well boring and drilling business after the dissolution of Hamman and Ferguson, paying all debts and receiving all moneys.

a.k.a. W E Hsaasn

W F McCaughan reported the sale of cattle from T C Mitchell and T W Snyder.

a.k.a. w F McCauKhj

Reported the sale of 300 cows by T. C. Mitchell to Jackson Parker, and also reported sale of 60 cows by T. W. Snyder to Preston Bros.

a.k.a. w F McCauKhj, W.F. McCauley

Mentioned as a candidate for senator from New Mexico.

W H Bucher returned from Hermosa Sunday.

W H Doughton is the plaintiff in a lawsuit filed in the District Court of Curry County, New Mexico.

a.k.a. W H Doughton

W H Gillen, associated with water and the Progressive crowd, whose actions affected Andrews' chances.

Horse herder working for the San Simon cattle company found dead in Skeleton Canyon.

a.k.a. Comanche

W II Graham was listed as a resident of Lordsburg, New Mexico, and one of the incorporators of the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.

a.k.a. W II Gra nam iiarton smith

Wild Horse Jerry, also known as Reisen, was a sixty-year-old man who owned a fine farm near Haymer and was nicknamed for capturing wild horses a quarter century…

a.k.a. Reisen, Jerry

Will Brady returned from a visit.

Senator William Alden Smith of Michigan, chairman of the committee on territories, is reported lost or strayed with an important document.

a.k.a. W A Smith, Senator William Alden Smith

Democratic governor elected in November 1911.

a.k.a. William C McDonald

William F Brogan is the managing editor of the Albuquerque Evening Citizen.

William F. Brogan is the managing editor of The Albuquerque Citizen.

a.k.a. WILLIAM F BROGAN

William H Andrews, a friend of Albuquerque and a resident there, expected support for a senatorship.

William H. Andrews of Bernalillo County is the Republican candidate for Delegate to Congress.

a.k.a. WILLIAM H ANDREWS

U.S. President who approved the New Mexico constitution.

a.k.a. Taft

William H Parker of Willard was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. William H Parker

A well digger charging 50 cents per foot and brick and cement worker, reachable at the Graphic office or Ruebush barn.

a.k.a. WILLIAM LEATHERS

William Madole of unknown place was ordered to report September 20 to go to Camp Funston, Kansas.

a.k.a. William Madole

Willie Canole fought in Denver with no decision.

Will M. Robbins, the County Treasurer, returned from a business trip to El Paso.

a.k.a. Will M Rob ins

Judge Winters of El Paso is interested in the New Mexico Zinc and Copper Company.

a.k.a. Judge Winters ot El Paso

Attorney W J Lucas of Las Vegas is in Santa Fe on legal business.

Attorney W. J. Lucas of Las Vegas is in Santa Fe on legal business.

W J Morgan of New York is touring middle western automobile factories and has hinted that the 1915 A A A national reliability run may pass through El Paso.

a.k.a. senator W J Morgan

Senator W.J. Morgan of New York hinted that the 1915 AAA run will pass through El Paso.

a.k.a. W J Mor gan, W J Morgan

Named vice president for Tajique.

Appointed to a committee to draft constitution and bylaws.

Wm McSwain, known as Biflor Contractor, performs all classes of carpentering and concrete work in Lordsburg and provides estimates upon request.

a.k.a. Wm McSwain

Proprietor of a cafe located at the corner of 2nd and Main Sts.

a.k.a. W M MEANEY, MEANEY

W. M. Meany is a proprietor of the St. Elmo Cafe in Lordsburg, which serves a first-class regular dinner for 35 cents.

a.k.a. W M MEANEY

W O L Westgard is recently surveying a route across the southern states from Los Angeles to New York.

a.k.a. W O I West ward

Westgard is surveying a route across the southern states for the AAA run.

a.k.a. W O I West ward, W O L Westgard

Listed on delinquent tax roll for lots 7 and 8, block 3S, Magoffin add.

U.S. President who carried California by a small majority despite heavy republican registration.

a.k.a. President Wilson

W. O. Thompson is the proprietor of the Sierra County Advocate.

a.k.a. W O Thompson

W T Cason was listed in connection with the directors of The Sierra County Bank in Hillsboro, New Mexico, as of January 1910.

W. Thompson is the proprietor of the Sierra County Advocate newspaper.

a.k.a. THOMPSON

W. U. Trimbles is mentioned as having the best saddle horses in the city.

a.k.a. W U Trimbles

X F Ross was a bricklayer who drowned in the Pecos River near Artesia.

a.k.a. Ross

Judge Z M C Mechem of Socorro County is interested in the New Mexico Zinc and Copper Company.

a.k.a. Judge 2M C Mechem

243 tons of ore passed the custom house of Agua Prieta.

Alaska ranked third in U.S. gold production in 1911.

Alpine is the county seat of Brewster County and a growing town in western Texas with developing industries, including marble quarries.

The location where Michael and his wife had lived for about ten years before the murder.

The Black Range was covered in snow following a storm that occurred last Saturday.

State holding a general election with a large voter registration in 1920.

A World War I military camp located in Deming, New Mexico, featuring tents and military buildings in an arid landscape.

a.k.a. Camp Cody, Deming New Mexico

Camp established in 1916, closed February 1917, later renamed Camp Cody.

Cananea is the most important copper camp of Mexico.

a.k.a. Cananea Copper Mining Camp

Location of Cerrillos lodge.

Colorado is ranked seventh among copper-producing states in the U.S.

Columbus, in Luna County, New Mexico, is highlighted for its agricultural development and publicity efforts at the Panama-California Exposition.

A settlement in New Mexico from which the correspondent Spike wrote to the Enterprise.

a.k.a. Cooney Camp, Cooney, N. M., Cooney

A dominating height taken by advancing forces in the Argonne sector.

a.k.a. Cotecbatillon

Dawson is a town in New Mexico where E. L. Carpenter is based.

Deming, Luna County, New Mexico is the location of a new refrigerating plant and subject of freight rate discussions.

a.k.a. Denton

The subject of a publication by F.F. Henshaw, John H. Lewis and E. J. McCaustland.

A location where a picnic was held that was attended by around 300 people.

a.k.a. East Barber

Elephant Butte is the site of a major reclamation service project in the Rio Grande Valley.

The Elephant Butte Project's dam construction is the most important event of the year in the new state.

El Paso is the destination of Kay Forbes' journey.

a.k.a. Kl Paso

A fertile valley in New Mexico lying between the Manzano Mountains on the west.

a.k.a. Es tancia Valley, Val ley

A resort advertised for treating rheumatism, kidney ailments, and stomach troubles, with a modern hotel and perfect climate.

a.k.a. Faywood

Location in Luna County, New Mexico where potsherds were collected from a ruin.

a.k.a. Mimbres Valley

Location near where Pat Garrett killed Billy the Kid approximately twenty-five years prior.

a.k.a. Fort Sunnier

France and the United States may unite against Germany.

Location of principal coal mines on the western side of New Mexico.

a.k.a. Gallup

Grant County is a place, but no specific historical facts about its discovery, ownership, or significance are known from the available sources.

Great Britain is mentioned as a nation possibly aligning with the US policy toward Mexico.

Hillsboro is the location of the post office where the Sierra County Advocate is entered for mailing.

a.k.a. Hillsboro

Juarez is mentioned as a location possibly connected to cross-border violence or incidents.

Last natural obstacle forming the keystone of German defense in France, taken without a fight.

A mining district in western New Mexico, scene of great activity, with three periods of boom and revival.

a.k.a. Lordsburg mining district

Location near which drought refugees intended to chop cotton as seasonal agricultural laborers.

The Lower Mimbres Valley is noted for its productive wells and agricultural potential, featured in promotional slides at the Panama-California Exposition.

a.k.a. Lower Mini bres valley

County in New Mexico where the Hamman and Ferguson partnership operated.

a.k.a. Luna County

Theatre showing the film His Royal Highness on March 24, 1918.

a.k.a. LYRIC THEATE

A vicinity in New Mexico with an extensive irrigation system where a sugar beet factory is planned.

The Mogollon District in Socorro county showed a large gain in gold yield, making up 67% of the state gold yield in 1912.

a.k.a. MoeolleH District, Mogollon district

Province in northern Rumania where anti-German outbreaks occurred.

Montana is ranked second among copper-producing states in the U.S.

Nevada is ranked eighth among copper-producing states in the U.S.

New Mexico is the state where Columbus and the Lower Mimbres Valley are located, and where the Panama-California Exposition features local agricultural achievem…

Territory Hogan prospected through since 1878.

a.k.a. New Mexico

Headquarters of the Silver City Mining and Milling Company and residence of several officers.

a.k.a. New York, N.Y.

A town in the Territory that, along with Silver City, had a public school of importance.

Santa Fe, New Mexico is the publication location of The New Mexican and the broader jurisdiction where legal matters were reported.

a.k.a. SANTA FE NEW MEXlCM, Santa Fe New Mexico

Socorro County is the location of Rosedale, where a rich gold strike occurred.

Spain is mentioned as a nation possibly aligning with the US policy toward Mexico.

Torreon, Mexico, was the city where a destructive fire occurred.

a.k.a. Torreón

A city where men were convicted of robbery and from which a special train was sent.

a.k.a. Tucson

Tyrone is a place, but no further historical details are available from the provided claims.

a.k.a. tyrone

A ghost town in New Mexico, owned by Phelps Dodge, with a heyday around 1915.

a.k.a. Tyrone, New Mexico, Tyrone N.M.

Location of a big copper camp being built by Phelps-Dodge Company near the Burro Mountains.

a.k.a. TYRONE NEW MEXICO

Utah is ranked fourth among copper-producing states in the U.S.

Washington is the location of the U.S. Senate and where Major Gardner was requested to appear.

The 19th Infantry was stationed near the bridge and held emergency work.

Performed in Silver City and made a big hit.

a.k.a. 22d Infantry Band

Division that assembled at Camp Cody in October 1918.

US Infantry Division that trained at Camp Cody from Sep 1918 to Nov 1919.

The A A A is considering staging a major transcontinental national reliability run in 1915.

a.k.a. AAA

A newspaper published in Albuquerque, New Mexico, in 1911.

A company based in Garden City, Kansas, planning to erect a branch refinery.

a.k.a. American Beet Sugar company

The American Mining Congress is holding its 17th annual convention in Phoenix.

Purchased calves.

a.k.a. Bal lard and company, Ballard and company

Delegation that complained about the mandate for German East Africa and lack of indemnity for Belgian currency depreciation.

A five-member Board of Education is to be elected in Columbus on April 6, with a call for unified candidacy.

The Board of Education consisting of five members to be elected on April 6, with a call to have only five candidates on one ticket.

a.k.a. Board of Education

Advertised in the Albuquerque Morning Journal on January 1, 1917, dealing in sheep and wool.

Organization formed at the county booster meeting in Mountainair to boost the county.

The Calisher Store in El Paso is advertising fall hats and handbags.

a.k.a. Calisrier Store, CALISHERS

Location of the recruiting office in El Paso.

Directors met to consider maximum prices on corn futures.

The Chino Copper Company is referenced in the context of a building in Hurley, New Mexico.

Construction of Chino Mills at Hurley is a big step in development.

The Colorado Fuel and Iron company owned the Fierro mines where the explosion occurred.

a.k.a. Colorado Fuel and Iron com pany

Advertised in the Albuquerque Morning Journal on January 1, 1917, as a grocery store.

The Crescent Hardware Co is mentioned in a newspaper advertisement.

a.k.a. CRESCENT HARDWARE CO

A mining operation using oil efficiently for mill operations, reducing per-ton processing costs.

A livery stable located on Silver Avenue in Deming, offering horses and rigs for ladies and gentlemen.

a.k.a. Feed and Sales Stables

Political party with 299,801 registered voters in California for the 1920 election.

a.k.a. democrats

Federal agency overseeing land claims, issuing official notices through its Land Office.

a.k.a. Departuienl of the Interior I B Land Office

The court that issued the execution in this case.

a.k.a. District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of New Mexico in and for the County of Torrance

Entity making numerous importations of cattle from Mexico.

Group that visited multiple mining towns and left for Deming.

a.k.a. El P trade boosters, trade trippers

Company that mined zinc for WWI from 1916-1917 at the Cleveland Mine.

A mining operation in Mogollon, NM, processing ore and reportedly involved in sale negotiations.

a.k.a. Ernestine Mine

Contractors and builders performing wood, cement block, brick, and cabinet work with guaranteed results.

a.k.a. FairaUBarrington, Faira & Barrington

Romanian force that offered resistance at Dorna Watra and in the valleys.

a.k.a. first Ru manian army

Allied force that landed in Athens and demanded artillery from King Constantine.

a.k.a. French vice admiral, entente commander

Troops that advanced at one point in the wooded Carpathians.

a.k.a. erman troops

The G H A S A railway transported cattle shipments from Alpine to Hudfe.

a.k.a. G H A S A railwa

The Gold Frog Mining Company, operating claims in Gold Gulch, Grant County, held a stockholders' meeting in Silver City last week.

The schools in Grant County are implementing industrial work including sewing and manual training.

a.k.a. schools in Grant county

The Greene-Cananea company is rapidly completing construction work at the Jacran Mine and operating seven furnaces at the smelter.

a.k.a. GreeneCananea company

Mining company in Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, completing construction and receiving shipments.

a.k.a. GreeneCananea company

The Greene-Cananea Copper Company conducts the most important operations in the Cananea camp.

Partnership engaged in well boring and drilling business in Luna County, New Mexico, dissolved April 12, 1913.

a.k.a. Hamman Ferguson, Hamman & Ferguson

A firm providing fine tailor-made clothing, represented in Hillsboro, New Mexico.

a.k.a. 1 1 Gatzert A Co

A retail store in Las Vegas, NM, selling new lingerie waists and middy blouses.

a.k.a. AT THE STOUE OF HOFFMAN AND GRAUBARTH

The horticultural board will enforce spraying ordinances for wooly aphis.

The Republican majority in the House of Representatives is a composite of factions united only in opposing the president.

IT Grocery Co is located at the southern corner of the Plaza in Santa Fe and is the sole agent for International Stock Food, Alfalfa Seed, and other goods.

a.k.a. IT GROCERY CO

The J C Ballard Company is the entity running a sale on various goods as advertised in the El Paso Herald.

Party making shipments of sheep from Chihuahua or Sonora.

A group of Native Americans in New Mexico living by the methods of their prehistoric ancestors.

a.k.a. La Guna Indians, Lagan I fueDio

The newspaper publishing the article, established 1879.

a.k.a. Optic

The state legislature that decreed the civic ceremony in honor of the late governor.

a.k.a. Legislatura del Estado

The Lindauer Mercantile Company is advertising a one-week sale on fabrics in Deming, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Lindauer Merc Co

The Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company was incorporated in New Mexico, with its certificate filed with the State Corporation Commission.

a.k.a. fcORDSDURG OIL GAS DEVELOPMENT COMP ANY No 9121, LORDSIJURG OIL GAS DEVBL OPMENT COMPANY

The railway company is listed in the general offices header of the timetable.

a.k.a. Louis Rocky i Pacific Railway Company

Articles of incorporation for the Mansfield-Claiborne Company were filed with the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico in 1912.

a.k.a. MansfieldClaiborne Company, MANSFIELDCLAIBORNE COMPANY

Grocers and meats, located at 110 1 W Tijeras, Phones 495106.

The Mexican Metals company will make shipments to the Greene-Cananea company from its properties in Sonora, beginning with a trial shipment from the Amelia mine…

a.k.a. Mexican Metals company

Group of armed Mexicans who stole horses and captured US soldiers.

a.k.a. Armed Mexicans

The Miami Copper company is a mining company that produced copper in April.

The mining company employed the foreign miners and was transporting them at company expense to resume operations.

a.k.a. Cu Mining company, mining company

Organization holding its 18th annual meeting to discuss irrigation and conservation.

The New Mexico Board of Dental Examiners concluded the written examination of seven applicants for license to practice in New Mexico.

The New Mexico Christian Endeavor Union held its fourteenth annual meeting in Albuquerque on March 3, 1911, with record attendance and a full program of religio…

a.k.a. New Mexico Union, Christian Endeavor

The New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, New Mexico, is advertised as a military school established and supported by the territory.

a.k.a. THE NEW MEXICO Military Instituted, THE MILITARY SCHOOL OF NEW MEXICO

The New Mexico Zinc and Copper Company is a mining concern with interests held by J A McDonald, H O Bursum, Judge Mechem, and Judge Winters, shipping ores to th…

a.k.a. New Mexico Zinc Copper Co

O. C. Watson Co deals in insurance, surety bonds, and real estate.

Listed on delinquent tax roll for personal property valued at 722.

The Orubneau and Byrant Smelter is a new facility located in Waldo, Santa Fe County, processing ores from Socorro County mines.

a.k.a. new Orubneau and Byrant smel ter

Mining and industrial company whose associates were indicted by a U.S. Grand Jury in Santa Fe.

a.k.a. Phelps Dodge Co, Phelps Dodge Interests

Mining company building a big copper camp at Tyrone, New Mexico.

a.k.a. PhelpsDodge Company

The Phelps Dodge corporation operates the copper mines at Tyrone in the Burro Mountains and has decided to halt production due to unfavorable market conditions.

a.k.a. Phelps Dodge

The Progress Mining Company is an Arizona corporation seeking to transact business in New Mexico, as documented in a certificate filed with the New Mexico State…

a.k.a. PROGRESS MININO COMPANY

The public school in Valle Trampas held commemorative exercises for Lincoln's birthday.

a.k.a. la escuela pública de esto distrito escolár

Mentioned as 'Tourist lunches Pullmao Cafe' likely typo for Pullman Cafe.

A corporation issued Certificate of Incorporation No. 8904 by the State of New Mexico.

a.k.a. PYRAMID LEASING AND MINING COMPANY

A U.S. Army unit stationed at Fort Bayard, New Mexico, photographed on August 31, 1913.

The rebels are insurgent forces involved in actions against federal forces in Chihuahua.

a.k.a. revolutionists, insurrectos, insurgents

The Redrock Auto Stage Line, operated by Sam Turman, leaves Lordsburg on Wednesday and Saturday mornings with mail and provides passenger service to and from Re…

Political party with 854,970 registered voters in California for the 1920 election.

a.k.a. republicans

The Republican Reform Club is arranging the Republican meeting in Roswell.

News service that reported on British casualties.

a.k.a. Reuter s Limited

R. J. Crichton's Lumber and Coal Yard, located near Union Depot in Santa Fe, sells Portland Cement and various building materials.

a.k.a. R J CRICHTON Lumber and Coal Yard

Santa Fe Shops is mentioned in an advertisement or headline.

The Savanna Company intends to prospect seven of its claims at Chloride by churn drilling.

An institution that helped save the Palace of the Governors building.

a.k.a. School of American Ar luhaeoogy

Advertises a line of por tiers, couch covers, carpets, rugs, oil cloth, linoleum, and table linen.

a.k.a. SELIGIN

The Shriners are an organization whose local members will make a tour of the state.

The Sierra County Advocate is the official newspaper of Sierra County, New Mexico, serving as a medium for legal notices and proclamations.

a.k.a. The Sierra County Advocate

The Silver City Independent is a newspaper mentioned in the dateline of the article.

The Sixth District Court is where the trial of Felix Jones began on Tuesday, February 12, 1918.

a.k.a. Slth district court

The Slaughter Land and Cattle Company owns a big ranch near Moctezuma and has J. H. Slaughter added to its directorate.

a.k.a. Slaughter Land and Catle company

The team returned from Deming after playing a series with the high school team.

a.k.a. College baseball team, College team

The State Corporation Commission is expected to address unfair freight tariffs affecting Deming.

The state body certifying the incorporation.

a.k.a. State Corporation Commission of New Mexico

St. Joseph is the baseball team that defeated the Chicago Americans.

Railway company operating passenger service in New Mexico with an effective schedule dated March 1, 1910.

a.k.a. St Louis Rocky Mountain Company, St Louis Rocky d ciic Company

Undertakers offering prompt service, phone 75.

Advertised in the Albuquerque Morning Journal on January 1, 1917, as a book store.

A dairy offering pure milk, butter, and cream with government-inspected cows and daily sterilization.

a.k.a. THE SUNSET DAIRY

Owned and sold 300 cows to Jackson Parker.

Forces advancing upon Bucharest in a series of engagements.

a.k.a. Teutonic concentration

The New Mexican is a newspaper that published an article urging pensions for soldiers who served in the Indian wars.

a.k.a. The Santa Fe New Mexican

A fraternal organization based in Hillsboro, New Mexico, holding meetings on the second and fourth Fridays of each month.

a.k.a. The Perch, Lodge No. 9, I.O.O.F.

The Sierra County Bank in Hillsboro, New Mexico, submitted a financial report as of January 3, 1910, sworn to by its president.

a.k.a. Sierra County Ronk

Newspaper office where F. C. Newing can be reached.

The Uil Buyers Association is mentioned in relation to oil companies refusing to set fuel rates for Deming.

a.k.a. Oil rom panies

Insurance company mentioned as offering a $5,000 policy with dividends that reduce cost.

a.k.a. Union Central

The United States Bank Trust Co is a bank with a capital of $500,000.00.

The United States Cabinet received a decree from Huerta.

Government department that employed P.E. Fuller.

a.k.a. USDA

The United States Geological Survey provided final figures on New Mexico's mineral production in 1913.

a.k.a. United States geologi cal survey

The United States Mint in Philadelphia is noted for having made dies and proofs for the 1868 dollar.

a.k.a. United States mint in Philadelphia

The United States Navy is the naval warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces.

a.k.a. navy, united states. navy

The Senate is concerned about the disappearance of Senator Smith and the missing report on statehood.

a.k.a. Senate

Federal legislative body that found fault with the constitution ratification.

a.k.a. congress

The U.S. Land Office at Las Cruces, New Mexico issued public notices regarding homestead claims in November 1911.

a.k.a. U 8 Land Office, U S Land office

Wards Store is mentioned as selling olives and cake flour.

a.k.a. Wards Store

The Washington Times published an article about Senator Smith's disappearance.

The Western Leaguers are the team that scored three runs in the seventh inning.

A company represented as an agent in Hillsboro, New Mexico, likely selling sewing machines.

a.k.a. White Sewing Machine Company Mia IiOQatioa

A pharmacy in Las Vegas, NM, emphasizing accurate prescription filling.

a.k.a. WINTERS DRUG CO

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its thirty-fifth annual state convention in Santa Fe starting October 14th.

a.k.a. Woman n Christian Temperan Un ilon

In 1913, New Mexico saw significant increases in gold, silver, copper, and zinc production, despite lower prices for some metals.

The 1915 A A A national reliability run is potentially planned to traverse the southern United States from New York to Los Angeles, possibly passing through El …

a.k.a. Transcontinental Run of A A A in 1915

A proposed transcontinental automobile reliability run in 1915, possibly passing through El Paso.

a.k.a. Transcontinental Run, 1915 AAA reliability run

The American Mining Congress is holding its 17th annual convention in Phoenix in December, where compulsory arbitration of labor disputes will be discussed.

a.k.a. 17th annual convention of the American Mining Congress

An election for a five-member Board of Education is scheduled for April 6 in Columbus, Luna County, New Mexico.

An election for village trustees and other officers in Columbus, New Mexico, was scheduled for Tuesday, April 7th, under state law.

a.k.a. election of Village trustees and other officers for the Village of Columbus

A dance event to be held on Thursday, December 18, 1913 at the KIliS club.

a.k.a. Dance at the j KIliS flub

An election was proclaimed for July 1910 in Sierra County, Territory of New Mexico, to select two members for a constitutional convention.

a.k.a. election of qualified voters of the County of Sierra

The engagement of Frances Gillespie and Arthur L. McKnight was announced at a dance given by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kerr.

Film playing at Lyric Theatre, featuring Carlyle Blackwell and Evelyn Greeley.

a.k.a. I1IS ROYAL HIGHNESS

The fourteenth annual meeting of the New Mexico Christian Endeavor Union took place in Albuquerque on March 3, 1911, featuring worship, reports, and officer ele…

a.k.a. annual meeting, C E Session

Public school scheduled to open on September 20, 1915, contingent on school inaams not marrying.

a.k.a. public school will open on the 20th

Epidemic that killed 426 soldiers at Camp Cody.

a.k.a. 1918 flu pandemic

A scheduled film showing from Monday Dec 15 to Wednesday Dec 17, 1913 at the Elks theater.

a.k.a. Last Days o Pompeii moving pic j tures at Elks theater

A list of 63 outrages committed against Americans by rebels and federal forces in Mexico is reported.

a.k.a. Crímenes en Contra de Mujer y Hombre De los estados unídos

On Monday morning before daylight, 18 foreign miners, mostly Americans, were dragged from a train and murdered by Villa's soldiers near Santa Isabel.

a.k.a. most fiendish crime, ruthlessly murdered

Election that included the amendment proposition and election of state officers.

The Panama-California Exposition features colored photographic slides of the Lower Mimbres Valley's agriculture and wells as part of a publicity campaign.

a.k.a. PanamaCalifornia Exposition

The article mentions the Panic of 1907 as a financial crisis caused by reckless extravagance, which was less severe than the panic of 1903 due to the country ha…

The cessation of copper production at the Tyrone mines due to low market prices and high costs.

a.k.a. closing down Tyrone mines

A social event listed in the calendar for Saturday, December 13, 1913.

a.k.a. Simla JV club I social t p ni

A storm involving snow and rain occurred last Saturday, covering the Black Range in snow.

a.k.a. disagreeable storm of snow and rail

The special session of Congress has been ongoing for over two months without passing the president's recommended statutes.

The need for a tonic is recognized in the Spring season.

a.k.a. Spring Fever, Spring season

A drama performance scheduled for Wednesday, December 23, 1913.

a.k.a. The Shop j j herd of the Hills drama

A destructive fire in Torreon, Mexico, destroyed a bank, department store, hotel, and state pawn shop.

a.k.a. fire in Torreon

A second train carrying 14 cars of cattle followed the first shipment from Alpine.

a.k.a. 14 cars

The 1804 American dollar is described as a rare coin, highly mythologized and recently found in New Haven, valued at $3,500.

a.k.a. 1804 dollar

The 1868 American dollar is said to be worth more than the 1804 dollar, with six proofs reportedly made but none known to exist today.

a.k.a. dollar of 1868, 1868 dollar

Group of foreign miners, all but one American, who were murdered near Santa Isabel.

a.k.a. American miners

The United States gold production in 1911 amounted to 4,290,181 fine ounces.

a.k.a. 4 290l8i finedanceB

The United States silver production in 1911 amounted to 66,801,500 fine ounces.

a.k.a. C6801500 fine ounces

A shipment valued at over $70,000 consisting of cattle was sent from Alpine via train.

a.k.a. more than 70000 worth of cattle

The Alert property is a piece of real estate purchased by Tom Wedgwood.

Alfalfa ibr Co is a business in Clovis that sells building materials.

a.k.a. Alfalfa ibr Co

The amendable constitution received 44 votes in favor in the Palma precinct.

A large auditorium with a stage is part of the academic building, seating five hundred people.

a.k.a. auditorium

Behind the Lines is a five-reel drama starring Harry Carey and Edith Johnson.

Advertised at $2.00 per 100 lbs, $1.00 per 50 lbs, sold by Wards Store.

A blood-purifying tonic is needed to purify and enrich the blood and invigorate the system.

a.k.a. tonic

The Blue Ballot carried by a large majority in the Palma precinct with 44 votes in favor and 6 against.

Mining claim described as the richest in the local districts with average ore values of $20 per ton.

a.k.a. Bonny Mine, The Bonney mine, The Bonney mine

National Guard training camp established in 1917 with capacity for 28,000, later became TB sanitarium.

Shipment of ice that arrived in Elephant Butte.

Shipped through Alpine to Hudfe via G H & S A railway.

a.k.a. cattle worth 70000 dollars

The Central train due at Juarez was delayed because rails were cut.

The Certificate of Comparison is an official document certifying that the attached statement of the Progress Mining Company is a true and complete transcript of…

a.k.a. CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON

Charbon is a disease reported with 4345 cases and 2883 deaths in 1913, affecting livestock.

Mining mills under construction at Hurley, representing a significant step in development.

A concentrator is a machine used in the mining process to produce copper concentrates.

The constitution was ratified by voters and approved by President Taft.

a.k.a. constitution

A big strike occurred in copper camps north of Lordsburg, involving Clifton and Morenci.

a.k.a. Big Strike in Copper Camps

A major dam construction project in New Mexico described as the most important event of the year.

a.k.a. Great Dam Work

Residence on Arizona street leased for use as a home for Fort Bliss nurses.

a.k.a. Residence of Albert B. Fall

Farmhouses are being built in the valley.

The federal government's share of the cost of slaughtering affected cattle and reimbursing owners was $1,840,000.

a.k.a. federal governments share rf the cost of slaughtering

Built by John T. Graham in 1893; had 4-inch water pipeline later replaced with 18-inch pipeline elevated 20 feet; Pelton water wheel 350 HP backed by 300 HP Cor…

Mine to be operated soon

a.k.a. Heffern Mining companys property

A desiccated adult turkey collected by Walter Hough at Tularosa Cave and curated at the National Museum.

a.k.a. adult turkey specimen collected by Hough

A marker erected by the War Department in 1910 at the cemetery in Taos, New Mexico, memorializing the heroes of the Mexican and Indian Wars of 1847 and 1854.

A brand or product name for cigars sold in Hillsboro, New Mexico.

a.k.a. IQUOBS ABN CIGAIiS POOJEU

The Liberty Cell will pass through Lordsburg on November 16.

Theatre at Camp Cody with a Ben Hur drop curtain.

Marble quarries near Alpine are attracting attention and have black, mottled, and white marbles.

a.k.a. marble quarries

About 200 Mens Hats are being offered at a sharply cut price.

a.k.a. Mens Hats, hats

Today's prices for Mexican bank notes.

Today's prices for Mexican gold.

Miners are mentioned as flocking into the area.

The Musgrave Collection contains photographs documenting events following Pancho Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico in March 1916.

The state constitution drafted in 1910 and ratified in January 1911.

a.k.a. constitution

A newspaper published in Deming, New Mexico, on May 16, 1913.

a.k.a. newspapers

A newspaper published in Deming, New Mexico, on November 24, 1911.

A specific issue of a newspaper published in Deming, New Mexico on April 4, 1913.

a.k.a. Deming newspaper, mentioned_in_chunk_indices

A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 1910, referenced via a Library of Congress identifier.

a.k.a. newspapers

A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on April 17, 1913.

a.k.a. newspapers

An 82-inch-long panoramic photograph depicting the center portion of Camp Cody during World War I, including tents, buildings, and landscape.

a.k.a. 82 inch long panorama, World War I panorama

A black and white postcard depicting unidentified soldiers of the Quartermaster Corps Detachment posed in front of wooden buildings at Fort Bayard, New Mexico.

Pumping plants are being installed in the Deming country.

A modern refrigerating plant operated by Henry Meyer has been placed in service on Gold Avenue in Deming.

a.k.a. Better Freight Icing Plant

A report on statehood is missing along with Senator Smith.

a.k.a. report, important document

A fire insurance map sheet from July 1915, held by the Library of Congress.

A fire insurance map sheet created in March 1917, held by the Library of Congress.

Newspaper publication identified by LoC link and header.

a.k.a. The Santa Fe New Mexican

A two-foot narrow-gauge railway that came to Pinos Altos in 1905 and closed in 1913 due to declining silver prices.

a.k.a. SC, PA & M

A steel tailing tower is a structure being erected and equipped with bucket elevators.

Planned industrial facilities for processing sugar beets, to be erected in multiple New Mexico locations.

a.k.a. sugar beet factory, branch refinery

Plans are made to raise sugar beets on a large scale.

A library catalog entry for a publication on the Deschutes River, Oregon, bound together with other material.

Traction engines with gang plows are being used in the valley.

A train scheduled to arrive at 4 a.m. from Juarez was delayed due to cut rails.

a.k.a. Central train

The bill signed by President Wilson on January 21 provided $2,500,000 for fighting foot and mouth disease.

a.k.a. urgent deficiency bill

Winter Suits are being offered at a low price.

a.k.a. Winter Suits, suits