Organizations

A committee that holds office for one year and is responsible for dividing the county into six round up districts.

a.k.a. committee

The court where a case concerning the property is held.

One of the bands feuding with Sonorans and Mogolloneros.

a.k.a. Coyoteros

Location over which Doheny's office was situated.

Advertised in the Albuquerque Morning Journal on January 1, 1917, as a grocery store.

The Crescent Hardware Co is mentioned in a newspaper advertisement.

a.k.a. CRESCENT HARDWARE CO

Crescent Hardware Company is mentioned in an Albuquerque Journal advertisement listing stoves, ranges, and tinware.

Furniture and auction company selling new and second-hand gasoline stoves, located at 114 W Gold, phone 606.

a.k.a. CROWN FURNITURE 3 AND AUCTION CO

Crown Furniture and Auction Company sells new and second hand gasoline stoves and is located at 114 W Gold.

a.k.a. CROWN FURNITURE AND AUCTION CO

The Crystal Orchestra provides music at the Crystal Theatre.

The Crystal Theatre is a moving picture theater showing performances.

a.k.a. The Home of the R YS TA L

The Cureton Brothers have rented Captain Rabb's place on the Mimbres.

a.k.a. Cureton Brothers

Book store at 108 Mesa Ave selling Shaw Walker filing devices.

a.k.a. Currants Book Store

A daily newspaper publication offering weekly and daily subscription options.

The Daily New Mexican is a newspaper published by the New Mexican Printing Co., entered as second-class matter in Santa Fe, with various subscription rates.

a.k.a. The Daily New Mexican

The location of U. R. Henderson's office in Kingston, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Damons Dng Store

Organization collaborating on a commemoration project creating audio eulogies for Buffalo Soldiers.

David S. Lowtzki's store sells furniture, queensware, and household goods.

A mining operation using oil efficiently for mill operations, reducing per-ton processing costs.

De Beers is the company for which Fred W Parker formerly worked in South Africa as a diamond expert.

Legal representative of Barney who arranged the exhumation and post mortem.

A newspaper from which certain news items are reprinted.

Railroad company that paid $900 to Johnny Murray for the loss of his leg.

a.k.a. Deming and Pacific railroad

The Deming Garage was just opened by L D Kearney.