Organizations · starting with C

The Halls stole from L. C. or C. A. bar cattle.

A cattle brand whose cattle were targeted by the Hall family's rustling operation.

a.k.a. C. A. bar

C. A. bar cattle were among the stock from which the Hall family took cows with calves.

a.k.a. C. A.

A cattle company on the lower Gila that sold all its steers.

a.k.a. CA bar cattle company

A ranch that sent a posse to assist in the arrests.

a.k.a. C. A. bar ranch

Ranch from which a posse joined the capture at Pine Cienega.

a.k.a. C. A. bar ranch

Orchestra led by Captain Ted Hunt that played at the Thanksgiving Dance.

A military unit with which R. V. Newsham served before becoming post-trader at Fort Cummings.

a.k.a. California column

The California Fig Syrup Co manufactured Syrup of Figs, a laxative remedy, as advertised.

a.k.a. California Kin Hvnip Co, CAlirimviA Kn Syrup Co, Cam roll I A FlO NTHt P Co

California Petroleum stock was mentioned as part of the oil sector activity.

a.k.a. California petroleum

The volunteer military unit with which John C. Cremony served in the Southwest.

The Calisher Store in El Paso is advertising fall hats and handbags.

a.k.a. Calisrier Store, CALISHERS

Railroad operating the longest through run without change.

a.k.a. Canadian Pacific road

Ralph Jule Nelson was part of Cannon Company, 422nd Regiment, 106th Infantry.

Coal yard office located on Garfield Avenue near the A.T. & F. Depot.

a.k.a. CAPITAL COAL YABD, CAPITAL COAL YARD

A group of cowboys working under Captain French who he addressed regarding their work habits and marriage plans.

a.k.a. cow-punchers

The military unit that Jim Bullard, John Swisshelm, and George Parker belonged to.

The military column with which Fountain marched from California across the deserts of Arizona and New Mexico to the Rio Grande.

The mining company for which C. B. Stocking served as bullion messenger.

a.k.a. the Carlisle company

Higher school to which Chas. Dickens and Mark Hopkins were sent for further education.

a.k.a. Carlisle school

Carlsbad Light and Tower Company is mentioned in the article.

a.k.a. Catlshad Light tc Tower Co

A philanthropic organization that granted $4,600 to the Institute library for book purchases.

a.k.a. Carnegie Corporation

Cattle company that received an unauthorized tax rebate of $615 on $30,000 valuation in 1889.

a.k.a. Carpenter-Stanley Cattle Company

A newspaper published at Caracas, Venezuela, which reported on the Rio de Janeiro gold discovery.