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Charles Baine (Frenchy): Gardener, Geronimo Supplier, Murder-Suicide

person Charles Baine · 📝 Short · 188 words

Charles Hotel in El Paso in 1890 [chunk:3009][chunk:3034].

Elizabeth Warren: Silver City’s Indomitable Pioneer

person Elizabeth Warren · 📖 Deep History · 836 words

Elizabeth Warren arrived in Lordsburg in 1882, a young Brooklyn‑born woman who would spend the next six decades shaping Silver City’s civic, medical, and commercial life as a hospital founder, business innovator, and …

The Bonney Mine: A Rich Claim in Grant County Mining

thing Bonney Mine · 📖 Deep History · 489 words

In December 1915, the Bonney Mine was heralded as the richest property in its local districts, producing ore with an average value of $20 per ton and occasional assays reaching $80 and $100 per ton [chunk:1342].

Birt Carter of the Mangas and the Mountain Lion

person Birt Carter · 📖 Deep History · 140 words

Birt Carter – Mangas rancher who captured a female mountain lion

person Birt Carter · 📝 Short · 19 words

Birt Carter is a rancher from Mangas, New Mexico, who captured a female mountain lion in 1888 [chunk:1709].

Engineer Colonel Harper: Witness to the Pantano and Stein’s Pass Train Robberies

person Colonel Harper · 📖 Deep History · 501 words

Colonel Harper, a railroad engineer for the Southern Pacific, survived two major train robberies in the late 1880s, his experiences recorded in the Silver City Enterprise and offering a rare first-person window into t…

Apache Raid on the Hurlburt Ranch, 1869

event Apache raid on Hurlburt ranch · 📝 Short · 102 words

Hurlburt’s wife and only child during a surprise attack on their cabin [chunk:2685][chunk:2686].

Tracking the Apache Kid: Landmarks & Leads in Grant County

person The Kid · 🧭 Treasure Research · 281 words

The Apache Kid: Outbreak, Alcatraz, and Return to San Carlos

person The Kid · 📖 Deep History · 347 words

An Apache Indian known only as “the Kid” was among five warriors tried by court-martial for an outbreak that claimed the lives of two settlers—Big-Foot Mike Grace and a man named Diehl—and sentenced to imprisonment at…

H. W. Lucas – Silver City Justice of the Peace

person H. W. Lucas · 📝 Short · 73 words

Lucas presides over a busy court in Silver City, Grant County, handling misdemeanors and civil disputes in 1889 [chunk:1792].

H. E. Muse: Silver City Lawman

person H. E. Muse · 📝 Short · 74 words

Muse was a lawman in Silver City, New Mexico, known for making a notable horse‑thief arrest [chunk:2785][chunk:2694].

Harry Wolburn, Cornish Miner, Fined for Centennial Fight

person Harry Wolburn · 📝 Short · 78 words

Harry Wolburn was a Cornish miner who lived and worked at the Centennial in Grant County, New Mexico, and made news in March 1889 for a violent altercation that led to a fine and a dramatic payment [chunk:1973][chunk:…

George Cox — Paschal man fired shots at window-prying intruder, 1889

person George Cox · 📝 Short · 60 words

Carvil's residence, fired two shots at a Mexican man attempting to break into his window in January 1889. [chunk:1911][chunk:1913]

Edward Fountain: Son of Col. A. J. Fountain Killed in Pinos Altos

person Edward Fountain · 📝 Short · 89 words

Fountain of Las Cruces, was fatally shot by Lucy Small in Pinos Altos in July 1890 while employed at the Kleptomania mine [chunk:2664][chunk:2675].

The Bonney Mine — Richest Claim in Grant County, New Mexico

thing Bonney Mine · 📝 Short · 83 words

The Bonney Mine (also known as the Bonny Mine) is a mining claim in Grant County, New Mexico, described in 1915 as the richest in the local districts because of its consistently high ore values [chunk:1342].

Walter Birchfield: Cowboy in 1889 Separ Killing

person Walter Birchfield · 📝 Short · 83 words

Walter Birchfield was one of four well-known cowboys who killed Pat Himes at Separ, New Mexico, in December 1889, and was later arrested and fined for a shooting in Hachita [chunk:2297][chunk:2352].

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