Organizations · starting with S

Surgeons who attended to the wounded person but could not save him.

The Slaughter Land and Cattle Company owns a big ranch near Moctezuma and has J. H. Slaughter added to its directorate.

a.k.a. Slaughter Land and Catle company

Outfit in Sierra county that employed Al Shepard.

Store where the bunco men were caught dead to rights.

a.k.a. Smith & Fleishman's

Store in Deming where the flim-flam racket was worked and the bunco men were caught.

A shop located at the corner of Fourth Street and Hotel Avenue in Albuquerque.

a.k.a. Snyders Novelty Shop

A newspaper that published an article against the 'social evil' of unmarried cohabitation in Socorro.

a.k.a. Socorro Chieftain

Socorro County is mentioned in the context of allowed bills from a special fund for 1901.

The authority that Metzger gave himself up to.

The Socorro National Bank is a bank in Socorro, New Mexico, over which J. Abernathy has his office.

a.k.a. Socorro National Bank

The Socorro State Bank was incorporated in the Territory of New Mexico on April 4, 1906.

a.k.a. Socorro State Bank

Idaho cattle company whose president, W. E. Weeks, purchased 7,000 steers.

Albert Bacon Fall was one-time Solicitor-General of New Mexico.

Ore sampling service in Kingston, New Mexico, offering high market prices for gold, silver, and lead ores.

a.k.a. SOI SAMPLING

The Sonora Development Company is making extensive improvements on its properties in south central Sonora.

a.k.a. Sonora Development company

One of the bands feuding with Mogolloneros and Coyoteros.

a.k.a. Sonoran

Railroad robbed by J. J. Tallier's gang last May.

a.k.a. Sonora railroad

Michael Steck served as Indian Agent for the Southern Apache, during which time reports were made about internal feuding and captive-taking among bands.

Military department commanded by Joseph T. Dickman.

A hotel in Silver City that was reopened with Uncle Dave Abraham attending to patrons.

a.k.a. Southern hotel

University where some alumni of the Institute were enrolled.

The Southern Pacific is the railroad company for which Joe Levy was working.

a.k.a. Southern Tactile

Railroad company where Pat Hines formerly worked on a section.

a.k.a. Southern Pacific company

A railroad line forming part of a cattle range boundary.

a.k.a. Southern Pacific railroad, S. P. R. R., S. P. R. R