Organizations

Publishing company that publishes The Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper.

a.k.a. NEW MEXICAN PRINTING COMPANY, THE NEW MEXICAN PRINTING COMPANY PUBLISHERS

The band is advertised for music for parties and balls.

Store on NorthWest side of the Plaza in Las Vegas, selling dry goods, clothing, hardware, and other items.

a.k.a. Old and Reliable

A hotel located in Fanta Fe, New Mexico.

A banking institution in Kingston, New Mexico, offering general banking services and deposits for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad.

a.k.a. THE PE11CHA BAjITK

A fraternal organization based in Hillsboro, New Mexico, holding meetings on the second and fourth Fridays of each month.

a.k.a. The Perch, Lodge No. 9, I.O.O.F.

The Production Oil Company of Clovis was incorporated as per a certificate on file with the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico.

The Pup Tent is the student newspaper of NMMI.

a.k.a. The Pup Tent

Publication in which Mr. V. E. Ortis pointed out Argentine agricultural growth.

a.k.a. the Record

Publishing company of The Record.

The Royal Tailors of Chicago are mentioned as the makers of the New Yoke Overcoat for customers via agent G. E. Cook.

a.k.a. Royal Tailors of Chicago, The Royal Tailors

A gang of rustlers operating around Clifton who intimidated witnesses and forced courts to adjourn.

a.k.a. the gang

The Sentinel is a newspaper that reported incorrectly about Perfecto Rodriguez's actions.

The Shirt Store advertises its shirt trade and fashions in the Santa Fe New Mexican.

a.k.a. THEE SKIRT STORE, The Shirt Store of the Town

The Sierra County Bank in Hillsboro, New Mexico, submitted a financial report as of January 3, 1910, sworn to by its president.

a.k.a. Sierra County Ronk

A newspaper that praised the High School Herald as a spicy little medium.

A newspaper in Socorro that published a strong article opposing the 'social evil' of unmarried couples living together.

a.k.a. Socorro Chieftain

Livery stable at West Overland and Santa Fe Streets, operated by J. Caldwell.

A livery stable business at the corner of West Overlaid and Santa Fe Streets.

a.k.a. The Star Livery Feed Sale Stables

A bar in Taos, New Mexico, associated with John Pearson.

a.k.a. Taos Bar

The territorial government entity prosecuting H. M. Johnson.

a.k.a. Territory

Publisher of the proceedings volume.

Newspaper that provided the account of the murder and suicide.

Newspaper office where F. C. Newing can be reached.