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The two women were digging a grave for Mr. Hardy in the cellar under the barn.

Agreement between Edward Ownby and Michael Steck for cutting and curing 400 tons of hay for the military base at Socorro.

Aguacate Salad is mentioned as a homemade item costing 40 cents per pound and receiving compliments.

a.k.a. Aguacate Salad

John Cuneo struck Sheridan over the head with a gun.

Person who shot Julius Wagner's twin brother.

Sheridan went out and returned with a knife during the dispute.

The Alacran Mine is being worked by the Greene-Cananea company, with construction and roaster plant work being rushed to completion.

a.k.a. Jacran Mine

The newspaper publishing the court docket, dated February ? 1901.

a.k.a. ALAMOGUR1MJ NEWS

A mining claim of 160 linear feet in the Palomas Mining District, Socorro County, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Albatroaa LoUe, Albatross Lode mining claim

A photographic process used for the stereographs in the collection.

The Albuquerque Evening Citizen is a newspaper published on October 15, 1906.

a.k.a. ALBUQUEKQCt EVETNQ CITIZEN

A daily newspaper in New Mexico with subscription terms.

a.k.a. The Morning Journal, Daily by carrier or by mall

The Alert property is a piece of real estate purchased by Tom Wedgwood.

A hay crop grown in the Rio Grande valley with detailed production costs and market prices reported.

a.k.a. alfalfa

Alfalfa farming is mentioned as advantageous for cattle growing.

Alfalfa ibr Co is a business in Clovis that sells building materials.

a.k.a. Alfalfa ibr Co

Alfalfa Seed is sold in bulk and packages by IT Grocery Co, the only exclusive grain house in Santa Fe.

a.k.a. ALFaLFa SEED

Native grass of California resembling alfalfa, grown without irrigation on the Pipe Line Ranch.

a.k.a. alfilaria grass

The article introduces Alfilaria Grass in its May 22, 1891 issue.

A silver mine near Alhambra camp with a 20-stamp mill; ran steadily for over two years before shutting down temporarily.

a.k.a. the mine

Alleged violators of the Alien Labor Law were freed in Arizona.

a.k.a. President Deline's Alien Labor Law

A turquoise mine with a seventy-five foot shaft where John Maddox was killed.

a.k.a. Allan Story turquoise mine

A black and white mounted photograph of the west side of Bullard Street from the late 19th or early 20th century.

a.k.a. Allen_Collection_no_

Collection of photographs at the Silver City Museum, including this image of Chihuahua Hill.