Events · starting with C

The Socorro Chieftain launched a campaign to stop unmarried couples from living together as man and wife, threatening legal action.

a.k.a. this sort of business

The campaign in Virginia in the fall of 1864 that ended at Fredericksburg.

Hugh Love participated in the campaign in Virginia in the fall of 1864 which ended at Fredericksburg.

Grant's campaign in 1863 and 1865.

Fire that destroyed the administration building and most structures of the Holy Cross Sanatorium.

a.k.a. March 12, 1939 fire

An 1871 attack on an Apache camp by Anglo and Mexican civilians and their O'odham allies in Arizona Territory.

a.k.a. Camp Grant Massacre

Trial of D. C. Cantwell for killing James Moore.

The narrator was captured by Mexican officers while returning with meat.

Arrest of Frank Murray, George West, Harry Tacket, and A. C. Dolores with stolen stock.

a.k.a. capture on the Gila

Posse led by Deputy Sheriff Bud Moore arrested three thieves on the Gila early Wednesday morning.

Grant of $4,500 to NMMI library for books, in annual installments of $1,600.

A meeting of Gila River cattlemen is called for September 20, 1891, at Mule Springs to address unlawful branding or holding of cattle.

A roping tournament where Billy Birchfield won first prize with a time of 1 minute 11 seconds for three steers.

a.k.a. cattle roping tournament

A court case for which Canuto Armijo was a witness.

a.k.a. cattle stealing case

A $1.5 million steel catwalk was installed in 2003.

The Civilian Conservation Corps rebuilt the catwalk during this period.

A rich discovery of horn silver and native silver made by Bennett and Potter.

a.k.a. The rich strike made at Central City

Incident on the 31st ult. when H. Brooks killed Carrie Drugg and John Dalton, wounded Horace Johnson, and was shot by James Ford.

a.k.a. Double Killing

The period of archaeological and ethnological investigation in the Chama Valley referenced by the Library of Congress subject headings.

A collision between two Metropolitan elevated trains in Chicago on November 19, 1901, caused by dense fog, resulting in one death and twelve injuries.

a.k.a. Metropolitan elevated collision

A collision between a factory train and an express train caused by dense fog, resulting in one death and twelve injuries.

Event for which a one-ton gold brick from Pinos Altos was being prepared.

a.k.a. world's fair

The Chicano movement in Grant County is one of the topics covered in the essay collection.

Will be held at the church this evening.

a.k.a. childrens service