Organizations · starting with K

KAADTS is an entity mentioned in the context of selling Indian and Mexican curios and Navajo blankets.

A smelter in Kansas City that purchased a 57-pound piece of native silver for $514.98.

Plaintiff in suit against Thomas George Sawkins and W.T. Whitlatch.

American corporation that operated the Santa Rita copper mine during its corporate phase.

Law firm or attorneys operating in Las Cruces, New Mexico.

a.k.a. KRWCOUD MCKIK

Sandy McCorkle was foreman of the Key.

A bank in Kingston, New Mexico, with $30,000 paid-in capital and $5,000 surplus, serving as a depository for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad.

a.k.a. UunjlJank, Bank

A newly chartered Masonic lodge in Kingston, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Kingston lodge No. 16

The Kingston New Mexico Bank is mentioned with capital and surplus details, and its president and cashier.

a.k.a. KINGSTON NEW MEXICO Paid in Capital Surplus 30000 5000

A newspaper that reported on Bill McKay's hunting feat.

a.k.a. Kingston Shaft

A company raised by Kirker composed of Shawnee and Delaware Indians and select American and Mexican frontiersmen to fight Apaches.

A mine where Alec Woodburn worked as shift boss.

Mine where Alec Woodburn was shift boss.

a.k.a. Kleptomania

Fraternal organization that had its hall in the Templar Building and saved part of its paraphernalia.

A lodge in San Marcial of which Conductor Starr was a member.

a.k.a. Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 78 of San Marcial

Knox & Robinson received a large shipment of fruit and offers choice butter and apples.

a.k.a. KnoxA Robinsons, KnoxA Kobinson

Wholesale and retail dealers in general merchandise, groceries, and produce in Las Vegas, New Mexico.

a.k.a. KOOTWALiD CO, KOOTWALD CO

Wholesale and retail dealers in Las Vegas, buying merchandise for cash or exchange at market prices.

a.k.a. Kootwald Company

Party making shipments of sheep from Chihuahua or Sonora.

Kuppenheimer's entire surplus stock of Winter Suits was purchased.

a.k.a. Kuppenheimers