Events · starting with C

Miners of Chloride organized a militia company for operations against Indians.

A Christmas scene in 1938 featuring lights and decorations that helped Madrid earn the nickname 'Christmas City of the Southwest.'

A city election held on a Tuesday noted as having the lightest vote ever cast.

The Classic Mimbres collapse is a subject of the Mimbres Foundation's final report.

The archaeological period of the Mattocks site, associated with Classic Mimbres communities.

A phase of Mimbres culture covered in the overview.

The event marking the end of military operations at Ft. Sumner, after which the site became a town.

The eventual end of operations at the Santa Rita copper mine.

Conflict that began after the Bascom Affair in 1861.

Conflict referenced in the context of the affidavit and Governor Axtell's hostility.

The specimen Harmolita occidentalis was collected on 30 March 2020 in Colfax, New Mexico.

Event of collecting potsherds from the surface of a ruin on July 30, 2020.

Potsherds picked from surface of ruin on former bed of Mimbres River on 30 Jul 2020.

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

The commissioners met as a Board of Commissioners in Hillsboro on November 9, 1903.

A committee was appointed to examine the records and accounts of the assessor's and treasurer's offices.

Conference committees of the committee of fortyeight and the labor party met in Chicago on July 11, 1920, to discuss amalgamation.

a.k.a. conference committees of the committee of fortyeight and of the labor party, joint session

Railroad completed May 12, 1883, celebrated with driving of a silver spike.

Listed as a subject of the document.

First meeting of the concert orchestra for commencement exercises.

The article indicates Congress will act on New Mexico statehood at the coming session.

a.k.a. Coming Session, Congress will act

The construction of Fort Selden, a military base, referenced in government publications.

The construction of Ft. Sumner, a military fort in New Mexico, took place before its closure and subsequent transformation into a town.

The school term during which honor roll pupils excelled in scholarship and punctuality.

a.k.a. term ending August 14th