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Jim Swartz, Mimbres Farmer With 900 Fruit Trees

person Jim Swartz · 📝 Short · 54 words

Jim Swartz was a Mimbres farmer who owned 900 fruit trees and an acre of strawberries in 1891 [chunk:4496].

Hatch attacks Mescalero at agency, 22 killed

person Hatch · 📝 Short · 86 words

Harry Classen, Assessor

person Harry Classen · 📝 Short · 57 words

Gio Chan See

person Gio Chan See · 📝 Short · 71 words

Frank Jones, Mogollon Hunter and Silver City Resident

person Frank Jones · 📝 Short · 58 words

Frank Jones was a Silver City, New Mexico, resident who planned and participated in a four-week hunting and fishing trip in the Mogollon Mountains in 1891. [chunk:4752][chunk:4914]

Dr. Charles L. Mason — Kingston Doctor Killed by James Hiler

person Dr. Mason · 📝 Short · 86 words

Mason is a 27-year-old Kingston physician [chunk:4782][chunk:4717][chunk:4719] whose 1891 shooting by James Hiler outside the Mountain Pride Hotel stemmed from loans to Hiler’s wife and ended in a trial revealing he w…

Doming (Deming): A Rapidly Growing Railroad and Cattle Town in Grant County, New Mexico

place Doming · 📝 Short · 107 words

Doming (later Deming) is a city in Grant County, New Mexico, that grew from a tent settlement into a substantial town with brick buildings and planned railroad connections [chunk:3275][chunk:4234].

Deming, New Mexico: Water Quality and Refrigerating Plant

place Deming · 📝 Short · 84 words

Deming is a town in Luna County, New Mexico, noted for its water quality and as the site of a modern refrigerating plant installed in 1913. [chunk:3701][chunk:1265]

Congressman Wallace’s Telegraph Vote Cost Him Re-election

person Congressman Wallace · 📝 Short · 132 words

Congressman Wallace of Indiana cast the deciding vote for a $30,000 appropriation for Samuel Morse’s electromagnetic telegraph, a decision that ended his political career. [chunk:4331]

A. Staab

person A. Staab · 📝 Short · 42 words

Apache Raiding Party in Grant County, 1890

org Apache raiding party · 📝 Short · 101 words

A predatory band of Apaches from the San Carlos reservation was seen near Cook's Peak in 1890, on its return to Arizona and feared for further attacks [chunk:2980][chunk:2731].

Alfred Job, Jr., indicted for shooting at John Coleman in Grant County

person Alfred Job, Jr. · 📝 Short · 96 words

Alfred Job, Jr., was indicted for shooting at John Coleman near Silver City, New Mexico, and held in the Grant County jail after failing to post a $2,500 bond [chunk:4517].

Vic Culbertson – GOS Brand Manager on the Sapello

person Vic Culbertson · 📝 Short · 82 words

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