Organizations · starting with B

A law firm employed by Robert Redding to defend him.

a.k.a. Bail & Ancheta, Bail & An-cheta

A corporation incorporated in New Mexico with no stockholder liability.

a.k.a. Baker Bros Agency Inc.

Purchased calves.

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

St. Louis-based manufacturer of Herbine medicine.

a.k.a. Ballard Snow Liniment Co

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is referenced as the employer of O. P. McnriT, its western division general passenger agent.

a.k.a. Bouttv western Railroad, Ohio bouttv western Railroad

Banco Comercial de Chihuahua has a capital of 600,000 and deals in Mexican money and exchange.

a.k.a. BANCO COHERGIAL OF CHIHUAHUA

Banco Minero de Chihuahua is mentioned as a director of the Banco Comercial de Chihuahua.

a.k.a. Banco Minero of f hihaahua

An outlaw group that John Marino is supposed to belong to.

The Bank of Deming donated $2500 to the State Fair for special premiums.

The Bank of Magdalena donated $2500 to the State Fair for special premiums.

Pastor Edwards is associated with the Baptist church at Vaughn.

A class of Trinity Methodist Church that held a social union meeting.

a.k.a. Baraca class

Stage coach company whose coach Uncle Dick Woatton loaded up in 1874.

a.k.a. Barlow & Sanderson

One of the four main Chiricahua Apache bands.

The Bedouins are mentioned as creditors to M. Dollar in a metaphorical or mythical context involving rare coins.

a.k.a. BEDOUINS

The Belen Town and Improvement Company is the owner of the Belen townsite.

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

A firm of attorneys practicing in Silver City, New Mexico.

a.k.a. gELL O WBICUT, BELL WRIGHT

Employers of Lucio Lazo at Pinos Altos; Mr. Bell reportedly buried the gold found by Lazo.

a.k.a. Bell & Stephens, Messrs. Bell & Stephens

The only mercantile establishment left standing after a fire destroyed two blocks of a town.

a.k.a. Bell & Stephens

Store in Pinos Altos where the Mexican left a gold nugget.

Employed to defend the supposed horse thieves; received a bill of sale for the stock.

The Belton Journal of last week is full of Santa Fe railroad news.

The Ben Wittick Collection, specifically labeled Wittick #32A, contains a glass negative portrait of Ka_e_te_nay.

a.k.a. Wittick #32A