Stock associations of Dona Ana, Sierra and Grant org
Summary: Associations cooperating to prosecute intruding cattlemen.
Completeness: 24/100 Grade F
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agreement to prosecute intruders
cited from John Brockman has brought suit against Gibson and son, owners of about 400 head… (1888)John Brockman has brought suit against Gibson and son, owners of about 400 head of cattle which they recently brought in from Texas and turned loose in Mr. Brockman's cornfield, for $99 damages. The Texans did not stop at this, but moved their effects into one of Brockman's house…
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John Brockman has brought suit against Gibson and son, owners of about 400 head…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain