Things

The mill contains 20-stamps and the ore averages about $40.

The New Shoe is an item or advertisement mentioned in the newspaper.

a.k.a. THE NEW SHOE

Bridge with piers between which Maiser was whirled about.

The Old Stand is a saloon that has been operating for 20 years, serving first-class liquors.

a.k.a. THE OLD STAND

The pen is the prison where the individual was sentenced to one year.

A serial story by Virginia Terhtms Van Je Wala, published in the El Paso Herald.

Property over which T.P. Martin and the defendants claim an interest, subject of the lawsuit in Taos County.

a.k.a. the premises herein described

Alumni publication of New Mexico Military Institute, issue date November 30, 1937.

Bridge near whose bank Medina seized Maiser.

Slogan for Valley Ranch.

The individuals whose names were given by the woman to Dr. Stephens, and for whom evidence was awaited.

Book by Walter Noble Burns that recast Billy the Kid as 'Robin Hood of the West'.

Newspaper published by the New Mexican Printing Company.

a.k.a. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, New Mexican

A nickname or label for T. J., implying speed or brightness.

Captain Keys made a night march to the scene of the murder of Williams.

A thesis documenting the development of Silver City's public school system, offering a window into the town's social history.

Slogan used to describe New Mexico.

A team that someone went to the relief of before joining a boy in a tree.

The train that the engineer backed up to.

A turquoise mine near Paschal, worked since pre-historic times, now leased by Penny & Co.

a.k.a. Turquoise mine

Location where Mrs. Gonzales' husband was burned.

Well on Barney's ranch where the men were working.

Title of historian Jim Smith's chapter in 'Unpacking Silver City'.

The women were hung before Mr. Hardy left the country.