Things · starting with M

A prize presented by Dempster MacMurphy at the 1938 commencement.

A mad coyote ran through Laguna and surrounding country, attacking people and cattle.

Elaborate lighted Christmas scenes set up by coal miners at Madrid, New Mexico, drawing visitors each year.

a.k.a. brilliant display of lights

A minstrel company performing in El Paso on January 15, featuring singers, dancers, comedians, and a concert orchestra.

a.k.a. Maharas Mammoth MINSTRELS

Bag carried by the courier to the next relay.

a.k.a. mail bag

A car on the train that the robbers initially boarded.

a.k.a. mail car

The mail pouch containing registered letters was taken to the depot and later put on the train.

a.k.a. pouch

A lion captured by Uncle Jim Metcalf.

a.k.a. male lion

Small fruits, berries, flowers, shrubs, vines, and creepers are available at the Santa Fe Nursery.

The Page steam mill will begin crushing Mamie Richmond ore around the 15th.

a.k.a. Mamie Rich mond ore

The manhole was closed by a shed with a door that was fastened.

Mineral water analyzed by Elwyn Waller and sold by agent Grant Rivenburg.

A map associated with the executive order that uses a polyconic projection and shows the transferred lands.

a.k.a. Map referred to in Executive Order dated Dec. 24, 1931

A map with polyconic projection, North American datum, referenced in Executive Order dated Dec. 24, 1931, available from the Library of Congress.

a.k.a. 676A

Marble is cited as one of the abundant building materials in New Mexico.

Marble quarries near Alpine are attracting attention and have black, mottled, and white marbles.

a.k.a. marble quarries

The marble quarry in the Hanover district has not been opened sufficiently to show its full merit.

A valuable mare stolen from W. H. Donaldson on the night of the 19th instant.

a.k.a. valuable mare branded 14 circle H on left shoulder

Matleucci Palladino Co is an advertiser for groceries and meats.

Mine that Holmes hoped to profit from before his death.

a.k.a. Maud S mine

The mine or ore body that produced the $2,200 brick.

a.k.a. Maud S.

Store in Grant County that was burglarized.

a.k.a. Max Schutz's store

Irrigated farming lands offered for sale with perpetual water rights in tracts of 40 acres or more.

a.k.a. MAXWELL iigAN FARIfiG LAfiGS

A product being sold by Mrs A. M. Smith.

a.k.a. Mc3iHs famous Oranga Blossom