Organizations · starting with O

The Oak Grove Cattle Company has opened a meat market in Silver City.

a.k.a. The Oak Grove cattle company

The Oberlin Bank officers succumbed to bribes in the Chadwick case.

An insurance company described as a home industry that promotes local enterprises and has paid all obligations.

A real estate and insurance company in Santa Fe, New Mexico, handling rentals and loans.

a.k.a. O C WATSON CO

O. C. Watson Co deals in insurance, surety bonds, and real estate.

Insurance, surety bonds, real estate company advertising a six-room modern brick house for sale.

a.k.a. O C WATSON CO

Fraternal organization that had its hall in the Templar Building and lost all paraphernalia.

a.k.a. I.O.O.F.

An organization that employed G. D. Bantz to assist the prosecution.

a.k.a. Odd Fellows of Kingston

Michael Steck was appointed Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the Territory of New Mexico.

a.k.a. New Mexico Superintendency

Incorporation papers were filed in the office of the Territorial Secretary.

a.k.a. Territorial Secre

Law enforcement who killed and wounded members of Taylor's gang.

Organization in which graduates became Second Lieutenants.

Newspaper edited by P J Bennett, official paper of Sierra County.

Assay company offering gold, silver, lead, and copper assays and buying rich ores and bullion.

a.k.a. OGDEN ASSAY CO

University where some alumni of the Institute were enrolled.

The Old Abe mine in White Oaks has received a new electric light for mining operations.

a.k.a. Old Abe mine

School district presenting a Christmas program.

a.k.a. Old Town School District

Dealer in oils for medical and family purposes.

a.k.a. OLIVER CO

Listed on delinquent tax roll for personal property valued at 722.

The Onderdonk Live Stock company owns the Lamy grant where mines and coal and copper have been discovered.

A newspaper source for the New Mexico trade statistics.

The publishing company of the Las Vegas Daily Optic.

a.k.a. Optic Publishing Co. Incorporated

The publisher of the Las Vegas Daily Optic, incorporated.

The religious order that controlled the monastery of San Antonio before the Jesuits were exiled from Brazil and Portugal.

a.k.a. Jesuits