Organizations · starting with H

A location where miners were discharged.

The Hall brothers employed a gang of cowboys who allegedly assaulted a Chinaman while traveling through the lower Mimbres from Texas.

A family ostensibly engaged in ranch and cattle business, but reported to be leaders and protectors of a horse and cattle theft band.

A gang of rustlers and outlaws from Pine Cienega who came to the county about four years prior.

The Hall outfit refers to the group led by Tom Hall and his brothers, known for cattle-killing and other crimes.

a.k.a. Hall outfit

Partnership engaged in well boring and drilling business in Luna County, New Mexico, dissolved April 12, 1913.

a.k.a. Hamman Ferguson, Hamman & Ferguson

Lodge in Roy, N. M., which passed resolutions on the death of Sister Grace W Gibbs.

a.k.a. Harmony Lodge No 24 Daughters of Rebekah of Roy N M

Hart Brothers cowboys left for the Animas to attend the roundup.

a.k.a. Hart Brothers

The Harvey system, a network of dining rooms and services on railroads, employed Antonio Apache as a representative on the California Limited train.

a.k.a. Harvey srsteni

Company incorporated under New Mexico laws, managed by Robert Black, which brought the first planing and woodworking machinery to New Mexico.

a.k.a. Hastings Lumber Co., Hastings Lumber Co

A firm based in Council Grove, Kansas, that kept records of the New Mexico trade.

a.k.a. Messrs. Hays & Co.

Dealer in groceries, hay, grain, and crockery.

a.k.a. H B CARTWRIGHT BRO

A grocery store selling feed, crockery, fruit, and other provisions, located on the south side of the plaza.

a.k.a. H B CARTWRI6HT BRO Groceries Feed and Crockery

A company for which Bob Anderson was a foreman.

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

a.k.a. Head & Hearst, Head & Hearst's

Business that formerly employed W. H. King at Apache Tejo.

a.k.a. Head & Heart's

Institution that held the burden basket on loan from September 8 to September 23, 1977.

A mining company owned by George Hearst that acquired the principal claims at Pinos Altos in 1882 and operated them through the 1890s.

Company that owns the Heffern Mine

a.k.a. Heffern Mining companys

Heilzang Brewing Co is the proprietor of Adolph brand and brews with Bohemian hops.

a.k.a. HEcMj Boss, J ZANG Brewing

Brokerage office on El Paso street where William Pace retrieved his pawned revolver.

a.k.a. Heitzelman & Turner

Mining company that developed 13 claims about 4 miles upstream from the Catwalk trail.

Business dealing in monuments and statuary, with G. T. Mullin as agent.

Herman & Wilkie was an organization, but no further information about its ownership or historical significance is available.

a.k.a. Herman & Wilkie