Organizations · starting with M

The mining company employed the foreign miners and was transporting them at company expense to resume operations.

a.k.a. Cu Mining company, mining company

A Brazilian ministry that supported the poster.

Minneapolis III Rooming House offers rooms for housekeeping at 624 South Second St.

a.k.a. MINNEAPOLIS III Rooming House

The Minneapolis Journal is referenced in the article.

A rooming house at 624 South Second St, offering single rooms at $1.25 per week.

a.k.a. MINNEAPOLIS III Rooming House

Nursery company based in Louisiana, Missouri, selling fruit trees and ornamentals.

a.k.a. Missouri Nursery Co

A side camp associated with the Civilian Conservation Corps 3308th Company near San Antonio, New Mexico.

The game of baseball between the Model and Freshmen teams resulted in a score of 62 to.

One of the bands feuding with Sonorans and Coyoteros.

a.k.a. Mogolloneros

Company that operated a 100-ton/day mill at Cooney Camp.

J. D. Lee was the former driver and supposed owner of the Mogollon stage line.

Newspaper source of a humorous anecdote about a cremation gone wrong.

a.k.a. Hohave Miner, Mohave Miner

One of the tribes mentioned as being quiet and doing better work.

An advertiser in the Albuquerque Citizen, located at Copper and Third, specializing in imported and domestic goods, liquors, and Lucca pure olive oil.

A Masonic lodge in Santa Fe, instituted in 1850.

a.k.a. Monte-zuma lodge

Cattle company of Sierra county rounding up cattle to ship from Engle and San Marcial.

a.k.a. Monticello Cattle company

A late Montreal paper reports the arrest of Nettie Simone.

The Mora County Publishing Company publishes a newspaper that reports on local developments such as the founding of Solano.

Newspaper that reported the death of Captain Isaac B. Halsey.

A company operating a store in Morenci that was held up by rustlers.

The Mormon elders treated the writer kindly through Jerome Davis.

A party traveling to Mexico with whom Jones left on the night of the robbery.

a.k.a. party of Mormons

Company operating the Mountain Key mine, promoted by D. C. Hobart.

a.k.a. Mountain Key company

Mine where John Dodd was employed as a miner.

a.k.a. Mountain Key mine