Organizations

Mining companies, governments, militias, and civic organizations active in Grant County, NM.

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A modest religious building in early Silver City where John Bullard's funeral was held in February 1871, attended by nearly the entire town.

Methodist church

Church from which F. J. Sweeney's funeral took place.

Methodist Episcopal Church of New Mexico

Samuel Blair was superintendent of missions of the Methodist Episcopal church of New Mexico.

Metropolitan Elevated

The railway company that operated the trains involved in the collision.

Mexi

The text is cut off, but likely refers to a Mexican person or group; not fully extractable.

a.k.a. Mexi

Mexican authority

One of the parties involved in relations with Apache bands at Janos Presidio.

a.k.a. Mexican

Mexican Central

The railroad company whose express train was robbed near Chihuahua.

a.k.a. Mexican Central road, Mexican Central Train Robbers

Mexican Central Railroad

Railroad company represented by Nick Pierce in the pursuit of the Stein's Pass train robbers.

Mexican Central Railway

A railway company with two thousand miles of track reaching principal places of interest.

a.k.a. Mexican Central Railway

Mexican family

A family that was paid to take care of the infant for a few weeks.

Mexican federal troops

Federal soldiers who pursued and killed the Stein's Pass robbers.

a.k.a. Mexican troops

Mexican government

An organization that charged Charles Baine with smuggling.

a.k.a. Mexican government

Mexican Metals company

The Mexican Metals company will make shipments to the Greene-Cananea company from its properties in Sonora, beginning with a trial shipment from the Amelia mine.

a.k.a. Mexican Metals company

Mexican Northwestern Railroad

Railroad line on which the train was traveling when the murder occurred.

Mexican officers

The authorities to whom Taylor and the Mexican were surrendered.

a.k.a. Mexican officers

Mexican Petroleum

Mexican Petroleum stock was mentioned as part of the oil sector activity.

a.k.a. Mexican petroleum

Mexican raiders

Group of armed Mexicans who stole horses and captured US soldiers.

a.k.a. Armed Mexicans

Miami Copper company

The Miami Copper company is a mining company that produced copper in April.

Michigan New Mexico Mining Company

The Michigan New Mexico Mining Company has had a survey completed for a patent in the Virginia district.

a.k.a. Michigan New Mexico Mining company

military

The military was making exertions to discover the whereabouts of the Indians and arrest them.

military authorities

U.S. military holding the ammunition.

Military base at Socorro

Recipient of the hay cut under the agreement.

militia company at Chloride

A militia company was organized at Chloride for protection against roving Indian bands.

Miller & Knight

A firm of which Ike Knight is a member.

a.k.a. Miller A Knight, Miller & Knight

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