Organizations · starting with L

A leading Spanish-language journal in the territory that has long advocated for New Mexico's statehood and now supports joint statehood with Arizona.

a.k.a. Ia Handera, La Handera

The other group involved in the conference to form a new party.

a.k.a. labor party

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church will give a Bazaar.

A hospital in Grant County with 2 county patients and 8 pay patients at time of inspection.

A group of Native Americans in New Mexico living by the methods of their prehistoric ancestors.

a.k.a. La Guna Indians, Lagan I fueDio

Newspaper that originally published 'The Legend of New River.'

Cotton factory destroyed by fire, being rebuilt with new machinery.

a.k.a. La Pal ma cotton factory

The brewery is described as the largest in the South, with last year's output of 250,000 kegs.

Owners of the NAN brand of cattle sold to J. W. Patrick.

a.k.a. Lasster brothers, Lassater brothers

The newspaper that published the article.

Members of the Las Cruces high school were guests of the college domestic science department.

a.k.a. Las Cruces high school

Newspaper that gave an account claiming Hugh Stephenson and others made the Santa Fe trail in 1830.

a.k.a. Las Cruces (N.M.) Republican

Lassater Bros owned cattle that were killed by unknown individuals near San Lorenzo in late 1887.

a.k.a. Lassater Brothers

Brothers who had two or three head of cattle killed by unknown fiends.

a.k.a. Lassater Bros

Mining company managed by Col. R. F. McComas.

a.k.a. Last Chance company

A mill where S. L. Wright has accepted a position.

A mining company that produced its maiden brick weighing 46.5 pounds valued at $1,227.60.

a.k.a. Last Chance mining company

The newspaper publishing the article, established 1879.

a.k.a. Optic

The newspaper publication, dated Sunday Morning November 6, 1881, Vol 3 No 105.

a.k.a. GAZETTE

The newspaper established in 1881 publishes on January 31, 1886.

a.k.a. YOL 13 LAS VEGAS N M SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 31 1886 NO 179 ESTABLISHED IN 1881

This is the newspaper source that is quoted in the article.

a.k.a. Las Vegas Optic

La Tienda Barata, located on Puente Street in Plaza Vieja, is a store being taken over by a firm.

a.k.a. Tienda de

An organization named in an advertisement alongside 'y ali spntad0 en e sueIn y pany Talpa N M advt á 900 pesos'.

Laudenslager Medical Company is mentioned alongside an advertisement.