Organizations · starting with P

Newspaper that reported the story of the lost wife from Silver City.

A bank in Kingston, New Mexico, with paid-in capital and surplus, serving miners and businesses in the region.

a.k.a. THE PjEMCHA BANK

Gang that included Bob and Dick Hall, not captured by Grant County officials.

a.k.a. Pine Cienega gang, the Halls, gang of rustlers and outlaws

A group that R. B. Hall and R. S. Hall belonged to.

Club rooms where John Dodd was shot and killed by Constable Fisher.

a.k.a. Pinos Altos athletic club

Baseball team photographed in 1891.

A newspaper that editorialized about a law prohibiting women from entering saloons.

The publication that will carry a detailed statement of the case.

Garage that was destroyed by fire on July 3, 1916.

a.k.a. Pioneer garage

The Pioneer Grocery Co is mentioned as a wholesale and retail grocery.

The Pittsburg Coal company operated the No 2 mine at Port Royal where a catastrophic explosion took place.

a.k.a. Pittsburg Coal company

The Plain Dealer newspaper reported the details of the Chadwick forgery story.

Serves meals at all hours, proprietor X. A. Muller.

a.k.a. J W Plaza Restaurant

The police were pursuing Carpio and arrested Roman for interfering.

The incident was adjudicated at police court.

The express mail service established by Russell and Miller to fulfill the wager.

a.k.a. pony express

The Populist Party had significant support two years ago in the precinct but reportedly has no members now, having joined the Democratic Party.

a.k.a. populist

A newspaper whose editor visited the Estancia Valley and wrote a favorable article about it.

Porterfields, also known as Portorfields, was an organization that was sold to an unknown buyer.

a.k.a. Portorfields

New stock of stationery and base ball goods available at Porterfield's Drug Store.

A posse headed by a deputy sheriff was organized by legitimate stockmen in Lincoln County.

A company mentioned in a garbled part of the article.

Preston and Fannin is mentioned as a business offering wall paper and decorating services.

Purchased 60 cows from T. W. Snyder.

a.k.a. Preston Brothers