Things · starting with C

Chair cars are mentioned as available.

Challie suitable for kimonos is offered at 10 yards for a special price.

a.k.a. ehalie

A new charter was granted for Chama Lodge No. 17.

A patent medicine that F H Hamilton says never fails to give satisfaction.

a.k.a. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy

A medicinal product advertised as a cure for croup.

a.k.a. Chamberlains Cough Remedy

Product advertised as a cure for chronic constipation.

a.k.a. Chamber lains Tablets

Mine whose sale was impending when Kilgore died.

a.k.a. Champion mine

Charbon is a disease reported with 4345 cases and 2883 deaths in 1913, affecting livestock.

An article kept for sale in the store.

The automobile owned by Charles Castero was stolen from a garage in Venice, California.

a.k.a. the automobile held in Albuquerque

Charlie is one of Halloway's dogs called off during the bear hunt.

Brand of teas and coffees sold by H.B. Cartwright.

a.k.a. Chase Sanborns Teas and Coffees

A Check Protector is for sale by Roy Trading Co.

Beautiful stallion owned by G. O. Smith that shied and broke shafts during a driving accident.

Four hundred chickens that were transported and sold for 50 cents each.

a.k.a. Four hundred chickens

A Navajo chief's blanket collected by Dr. A.C. Peale in Pinos Altos, New Mexico, in 1872 and later exhibited at the NMNH.

a.k.a. blanket

Designation assigned by Gila Pueblo to the spall artifact.

a.k.a. GILA PUEBLO DESIGNATION: CHIHUAHUA A:9:6

Worth $1.25.

One of two Chinese gardeners who were beaten and robbed; one died from injuries.

a.k.a. Chinese gardener, Chinamen

Chinese weddings are a notable occurrence in Silver City, with couples coming from Arizona.

A building of the Chino Copper Company located in Hurley, New Mexico.

Mining mills under construction at Hurley, representing a significant step in development.

An Apache band that ranged through Grant County in the 1850s-1860s, observed by John C. Cremony.

a.k.a. Chiricahua

Chloride was the adopted name for the town.