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A three-story brick structure containing 50 rooms on Broadway between Hudson and Main streets in Silver City, acquired by Elizabeth Warren in 1901.

A hotel now under the management of Robert Roycraft.

No price given; possibly incomplete.

A store that was burglarized by Jerry Sullivan.

Part of Theodore Rutehbeck's stock.

A labeled camp in the photograph collection.

Disease that caused the death of the daughter of Apolonio Gomez.

a.k.a. tonsilitis

The committee believed the total amount of warrants issued from July 1, 1889 would be no less than $100,000.

a.k.a. total amount of warrants issued during the period, $100,000.00

Total valuation is $15,500 with exemption $6,500, balance subject to tax $9,000.

a.k.a. total valuation 15o less exemption 6500 balance subject to tax 9000

Tourist cars are mentioned as available.

A pen-and-ink manuscript map from 1941 showing tours and points of interest in New Mexico.

a.k.a. manuscript map, tourist map

Traction engines with gang plows are being used in the valley.

Large agricultural machinery capable of breaking 15 to 30 acres in the Mimbres Valley.

Trade of the Luna and upper Frisco valley is said to be diverted from Socorro and worth looking after.

The train involved in the current incident.

A train scheduled to arrive at 4 a.m. from Juarez was delayed due to cut rails.

a.k.a. Central train

The train on which the events occurred.

a.k.a. 53

List of train arrival and departure times.

A reported treasure of gold, gold dust, ornaments, precious stones, and chests of valuables discovered during demolition.

Treasurer's record does not contain Warrant No. 545.

The Tremont is being made into a first-class hotel in the city.

a.k.a. Tremont hotel

A popular hotel now under the management of S. C. Hobart.

The official camp newspaper published from October 1917 to December 1918.

Troops were fired upon by Indians in the fight.