Things · starting with L

An advertisement for a product called 'La Salud Es Oro De Gran Valor' sold by Rio Grande Drug Co.

Sam's lasso used to help the narrator escape.

A rope used by the narrator to tie to a juniper tree and lower himself over the cliff.

a.k.a. rope

Mine that Col. McComas had plans for before his death.

a.k.a. Last Chance mine

Latin American is a subject of the chunk.

a.k.a. latin american

Subject heading referring to Latin Americans.

a.k.a. latin american

Latin American is listed as a subject of the chunk.

a.k.a. latin american

Quarters built by black troops at Fort Stanton in 1876.

A law that prohibits women from entering saloons for drinking or other purposes, effective May 19, with penalties for proprietors who allow it.

a.k.a. the law

The legislative act that established boards of education in incorporated towns.

a.k.a. laws of 1891 page 138, act establishing such boards

Pills advertised as having no equal as a cathartic.

Lead production in New Mexico decreased in 1912 compared to previous years.

The article advertises shares in a large lead and silver mine available for purchase at 25 cents.

a.k.a. shares, stock

Coffee sold in three-pound cans for 100.

a.k.a. LEADER J0V0 HP HlOGHfl

The ore from the Alpha and Omega is a very fine lead ore.

Fine samples owned by Tom Murphy, from Monarch camp.

International organization issue associated with Wilson and the Democratic platform.

a.k.a. league of nation

Hall at New Mexico Military Institute where the baccalaureate service was held.

a.k.a. Lea hall

New building to be ready for occupancy September 1; old Lea Hall to be dismantled.

a.k.a. new Lea Hall and Auditorium, old Lea Hall

Leavening Tower is advertised as the highest of all in a U.S. Government report.

a.k.a. Leavening Tower

The first lecture on the El Paso summer normal school lecture course was delivered by Chancellor Colvin.

Capt. Hurlburt was part of a party of eight who located Legal Tender Hill in 1870.

A guarantee provided by Dr. Terrill to cure patients, mentioned in the advertisement.

a.k.a. Legal Written Guarantee to Cure You

Gold nugget found Jan. 31, 1853 at Ballarat, weighing 134 pounds 11 ounces, sold to bank for $32,380.