Organizations · starting with M

Group of Mennonite draftees at Camp Cody who resisted military service.

a.k.a. Mennonite draftees

Entity owed $702.56 by the school district.

The Mesadla Mews is mentioned as having improved greatly in appearance and contents.

The agent of the Mescaleros was directed to carry out Roman's wishes but obstructed them.

a.k.a. agent of the Mescaleros

A Western Apache group culturally attributed as the makers of the basketry tray specimen.

a.k.a. Apache, Mescalero

The group of four Mescalero Apaches who were imprisoned and forced to work by soldiers.

a.k.a. Mescalero Apache

Indian police force on the Mescalero reservation led by Captain Brannigan.

The Mescalero Indians of the White Mountains were the intended trading partners in Francisco Martin's bond.

a.k.a. Mescalero

Apache tribe attacked by Hatch at the Mescalero agency, with twenty-two mostly women and children killed.

a.k.a. Mesca-leros

Tribe of which Bonita is the belle.

The Messilla News is mentioned as being determined to have the bill changing the county seat to Los Unices reversed.

Messrs. Foley and Coleman recently located the turquoise mines and will develop the property.

a.k.a. Foley and Coleman

A modest religious building in early Silver City where John Bullard's funeral was held in February 1871, attended by nearly the entire town.

Church from which F. J. Sweeney's funeral took place.

Samuel Blair was superintendent of missions of the Methodist Episcopal church of New Mexico.

The railway company that operated the trains involved in the collision.

The text is cut off, but likely refers to a Mexican person or group; not fully extractable.

a.k.a. Mexi

One of the parties involved in relations with Apache bands at Janos Presidio.

a.k.a. Mexican

The railroad company whose express train was robbed near Chihuahua.

a.k.a. Mexican Central road, Mexican Central Train Robbers

Railroad company represented by Nick Pierce in the pursuit of the Stein's Pass train robbers.

A railway company with two thousand miles of track reaching principal places of interest.

a.k.a. Mexican Central Railway

A family that was paid to take care of the infant for a few weeks.

Federal soldiers who pursued and killed the Stein's Pass robbers.

a.k.a. Mexican troops

An organization that charged Charles Baine with smuggling.

a.k.a. Mexican government