Organizations

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

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One of the tribes mentioned as being quiet and doing better work.

An advertiser in the Albuquerque Citizen, located at Copper and Third, specializing in imported and domestic goods, liquors, and Lucca pure olive oil.

Montezuma Lodge

A Masonic lodge in Santa Fe, instituted in 1850.

a.k.a. Monte-zuma lodge

Monticello Cattle Company

Cattle company of Sierra county rounding up cattle to ship from Engle and San Marcial.

a.k.a. Monticello Cattle company

Montreal paper

A late Montreal paper reports the arrest of Nettie Simone.

Mora County Publishing Company

The Mora County Publishing Company publishes a newspaper that reports on local developments such as the founding of Solano.

Mora Gazette

Newspaper that reported the death of Captain Isaac B. Halsey.

Morenci company

A company operating a store in Morenci that was held up by rustlers.

Mormon elders

The Mormon elders treated the writer kindly through Jerome Davis.

Mormons

A party traveling to Mexico with whom Jones left on the night of the robbery.

a.k.a. party of Mormons

Mountain Key Company

Company operating the Mountain Key mine, promoted by D. C. Hobart.

a.k.a. Mountain Key company

Mountain Key Mine

Mine where John Dodd was employed as a miner.

a.k.a. Mountain Key mine

Mountain Key Mining Company

The mining company that employed Peter Kavanaugh and from which ore was stolen.

a.k.a. Mountain Key company, Mountain Key mine

Mountain Pride Hotel

Hotel in Kingston, New Mexico, proprietored by H A Robinson.

Mr. Lo's gang

A gang led by Mr. Lo that fought the narrator in 1872.

Mrs Sanburna's Novelty Store

Mrs Sanburna's Novelty Store sells geraniums.

a.k.a. Mrs Sanburnas Novelty Store

Museo Nacional

Institution that conserves the collection of Opúsculos históricos by J.F. Ramírez.

Myar Opera House

Myar Opera House is mentioned with lessees Rigby Walker and manager H Q Mitchell.

Nagley and Lyons

Nagley and Lyons are listed as successors in an advertisement.

a.k.a. NAGLEY and LYONS

Name Electrical Supply Company

An electrical contractor and supply company in Albuquerque.

a.k.a. NAMt KlECTHICAL MTILY CO

NAN cattle and ranches

Cattle and ranches that the Hudson brothers were in charge of.

a.k.a. NAN cattle, NAN horses, NAN ranches

NAN ranch

Ranch where Edward McEnterf was employed.

Napier's orchestra

Orchestra playing at Monday dances.

a.k.a. Napier's rhythm band

Nathan Salmon Store

The store of Nathan Salmon, successor to Salmon Abousleman, offers summer goods and Easter season items.

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