As typical of abandoned cemeteries in New Mexico,…
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Sudie's fatherperson
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a.k.a. Gamble
Lyons & Campbellorg
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ek. Sudie told me that her father owned
what is now the NAN Ranch, on the Mimbres, and that
he was buried in the cemetery on Lower Mimbres, just
beside the road to Deming. In December, 1962, Carl
Mrotzek and I went to the cemetery and placed the
Gamble tombstone upright.
As typical of abandoned cemeteries in New Mexico,
a barbed-wire fence has been run thru the middle of
it, and cattle have knocked down most of the tomb-
stones. Just a bit of the steer money that is put into
Cadillacs would fence all of the early -day cemeteries
that now look like trash piles. — Rhea Kuykendall.
H. I. Peck brought out a car load of brood
hogs from Kansas, which have been placed on
an alfalfa ranch at Duck creek by Lyons &
Campbell.