Organizations · starting with S

County office whose financial records were part of the grand jury investigation.

a.k.a. sheriff's office

Sherwin-Williams Paints are advertised as economical and long-lasting paints sold by W H Coebel.

a.k.a. SherwinWilliams Paints

The business that owned the store that was broken into.

The Shriners are an organization whose local members will make a tour of the state.

Col. Parker has been the assessor of Sierra County since its organization.

The Sierra County Advocate is the official newspaper of Sierra County, New Mexico, serving as a medium for legal notices and proclamations.

a.k.a. The Sierra County Advocate

Bank located in Hillsboro, New Mexico, with J W Zollers as president and W Bucher as cashier.

Advertises safety and services including fireproof vault and insurance.

Company occupying the lower floor of the Templar Building; the only party covered by insurance.

a.k.a. S.L.C. Co.

A lodge of the Knights of Pythias meeting in Hillsboro at Castle Hall every Saturday evening.

a.k.a. SIERRA LODGE NcTliT K OF P

Business on the west side of the plaza, selling liquid refreshments and cigars, owned by W. R. Price.

a.k.a. IREID LIGHT

The Silver City Band is a musical group, but no further historical details are available from the provided sources.

a.k.a. Silver City band

Band that serenaded W. F. Aiken and his bride.

a.k.a. Silver City brass band

Store on Main St. visible in circa-1885 photograph.

Newspaper to which Mrs. Warren gave an interview in 1932.

Members of a Silver City family are suspected of rescuing the criminals.

a.k.a. a very respectable Silver City family

Hospital that grew from the hospital Elizabeth Warren helped organize in Silver City's mining camp.

Club making arrangements for a grand tournament of southwestern clubs.

a.k.a. Silver City Gun club

The Silver City Independent is a newspaper mentioned in the dateline of the article.

Lodge where Mr. Black served as master.

Masonic lodge where officers were installed on the 26th inst.

A Masonic lodge in Silver City where officers were installed on the 26th of the month.

a.k.a. Silver City Lodge No. 8

Church located at the northwest corner of Broadway and Bayard streets; pastored by Rev. B. E. Pierce 1888–94.

A mining corporation organized in New York in 1882 to develop lode mines near Silver City, New Mexico, with a fifteen-stamp mill and extensive claims.

a.k.a. Silver City Mining and Milling Co.