Organizations

A stage and express office that was destroyed in a fire.

The stage company put George Olney on the stage with a shotgun to deter robbers.

a.k.a. stage company, the stage company

The stage line operated between Pinos Altos and Silver City, of which Harvey Cooney was proprietor.

Company that was fined by Judge Landis.

a.k.a. Standard Oil company

Company involved in a munition contract for howitzer gun carriages under investigation by a congressional subcommittee.

a.k.a. Standard Steel Cr company

Star Bakery is located on Chihuahua street and is an inquiry point for a house sale.

Star Grocery is mentioned as wanting to purchase live mice.

a.k.a. Star II Grocery

Livery stable at intersection of Santa Fe Streets.

a.k.a. STAR LIVERY FEED AND SALS STABLES

A livery, feed, and sale stables business.

The college held a short course on farming.

a.k.a. Slate Agri etillnriil eolleue, State Agricultural College

State College is the institution where the domestic science department hosted guests from Las Cruces high school.

a.k.a. State College X M

The team returned from Deming after playing a series with the high school team.

a.k.a. College baseball team, College team

The State Corporation Commission is expected to address unfair freight tariffs affecting Deming.

The state body certifying the incorporation.

a.k.a. State Corporation Commission of New Mexico

Council that decided to assist farmers in procuring rye and wheat seed.

The State fair commission is preparing a supplementary premium list to increase prizes for blooded range cattle and hog classes.

a.k.a. State Fair Commission

Established April 1881, a legitimate banking business.

State officials were making exertions to discover the whereabouts of the Indians and arrest them.

State Record is the newspaper publishing the article.

The institution that the Normal School grew into.

Garage selling gasoline, Veedol oil, and doing repair work.

a.k.a. STEELES GaRHCE

A company making a record for itself and its stockholders.

The St. Elmo Cafe in Lordsburg is operated by W. M. Meany and Ira I. Johnson and offers a regular dinner for 35 cents.

A mercantile firm in Georgetown of which Frank Lenoir was a member.