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A bibliographic entry listing books about New Mexico's history with pages and a digital availability note.

A publication or bibliography available at the Library of Congress.

Colonel McIlhany had a slave freed to cross the plains with him.

a.k.a. a slave

List of assay prices: Gold $0.50, Gold and Silver $0.75, Lead $0.50, Gold-Silver-Copper $1.50.

a.k.a. Gold 50, Gold and Silver 75, Lead 50

An assay office and laboratory established in Colorado in 1866, operated by E. E. Urling, which receives samples for analysis.

a.k.a. A 0 ASSAY OFnCELABcoHMHt

Photograph depicting a man and two boys on a burro in a dirt road with mountains in background.

A major railroad for which The Percha Bank served as a depository in 1887.

a.k.a. Atchison Topeta k Santa Fe Railroad

One of the mining properties showing remarkable prosperity.

A large auditorium with a stage is part of the academic building, seating five hundred people.

a.k.a. auditorium

An automatic pistol was used by Grace Lusk to shoot Mary Newman Roberts.

a.k.a. special caliber automatic pistol

New automobile decorated with stars and stripes used for recruiting.

This is another style of overcoat mentioned, likely 'Automobile Coat', 'Royal Raglan', and 'London Top Coat' with OCR errors.

a.k.a. Automobile C Royal Rglan GAe London Top Cot

F H Wood is putting in a nice lot of automobile fixtures.

Automobiles will not tear this construction, referring to the bridge.

Drivers of automobiles in Laredo.

a.k.a. automobilists

The ax was the instrument used to kill Refugia Armijo.

An axe taken from the wagon was found near the body covered with blood.

Ayer's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a medicine for scrofulous humors in children.

a.k.a. Ayers Sarsaparilla

Mine where a dead body was found in an old, unused shaft.

a.k.a. Aztec mine

Worthless metal gathered from Pinos Altos mills that 'Arrastra' Johnson passed off as silver retort.

a.k.a. babbit metail

The baby of Mrs. Jesse Shanklin was dropped into the arms of a friend and was slightly burned.

Bill mentioned as a law in the newspaper headline.

Bacon is mentioned as an expensive luxury, with the correspondent paying $10,000 per pound effectively for four pounds.

A Tombstone correspondent paid $10,000 per pound for four pounds of bacon.