When was Head & Hearst active?

Head & Hearst was founded around 1888-01-01 and dissolved around 1890-01-01 in Grant County, New Mexico.

What is Head & Hearst associated with?

Documented relationships include: owned, sold_to. 10 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Head & Hearst?

8 primary sources cite this organization, including: A bill of sale to the NAN cattle with… (1888); Several days ago Colonel Head received… (1888); How Cady Was Killed (1889); and 5 more.

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Head & Hearst org

born: [1888-01-01,1889-01-01)died/dissolved: [1890-01-01,1891-01-01)id: o_head-hearst_96a5ff

also known as: Head & Hearst, Head & Hearst's

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Summary: Company that owned four horses stolen by Indians at Lang ranch.

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Claims (10)

owned

four horses stolen at Lang ranch— 1888-08-17

cited from A bill of sale to the NAN cattle with… (1888)

at Davis’ mill a few days ago. The brute fled. A bill of sale to the NAN cattle with ranches, houses and cattle of other brands be- longing to James W. Patrick and George F. Patrick, purchased from the Lassaters has been recorded. It conve…

The Lang Ranch— 1889-05-10

cited from How Cady Was Killed (1889) · +1 more

cumlocutory. It bears the stamp of probability in some particulars and is corrobo- rated in others. He contradicts himself in some of the details of the robbery and leaves room for doubt of other statements. From the May 10, 1889, Issue of …

at least 100 horses lost to Indian theft in past two years

cited from injured… (1890)

st the road. Mr. Thompson got out of the wagon, found the road and called to the driver to fol- low. The wagon was on the side of the moun- tain and in descending was turned over, with the result above given. Rosalie Valarde was badly h…

four horses

cited from Several days ago Colonel Head received… (1888)

Several days ago Colonel Head received a telegram from a teamster at Separ that on Friday last Indians passed through the Lang ranch, in the Animas valley, on the Mexican line, and stole four horses belonging to Head & Hearst, and also camp supp…

camp supplies

cited from Several days ago Colonel Head received… (1888)

Lang ranch

cited from How Cady Was Killed (1889)

How Cady Was Killed The following particulars of the killing of Cady is from the pen of Oscar Roberts: “He was stopping alone on Deer creek ranch and was found forty yards from the house with his head all mashed, his body had decayed so th…

Deer Creek

cited from How Cady Was Killed (1889)

cattle (Head & Hearst)

cited from On Wednesday orders for 640 cars were… (1890)

On Wednesday orders for 640 cars were placed with the agent at Deming. Lockhart and Lindauer are holding 1700 head at Palomas and Mr. Chapman has several hundred head ready to ship. The most of the Head & Hearst cattle have been shipped.

sold_to

unstated buyer?

cited from On Wednesday orders for 640 cars were… (1890)

shipped

cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1890-06-06 (1890)

Henry Schmider arrived in Silver City Mon- day, having walked from El Paso, Texas, and accompaned by two chldren, a little girl aged eight years and a little boy aged five. After arriving the little girl was given $1 by kind strangers, which…