Things

Explosive that ignited in the cabin at Chloride Flat.

a.k.a. giant

A gigantic tidal wave is described as part of a catastrophic event.

Mineral deposit containing about 28% alumina, proposed for aluminum manufacture.

a.k.a. Gila mineral, hydrous sulphate of alumina

An administrative history and annotated bibliography document the monument in Grant County.

a.k.a. Gila Cliff Dwellings

River navigated by two men from source to mouth.

a.k.a. Gila river

Fish species associated with specimen #2798 and USNM 47983, with types noted by R.R. Miller in 1945.

a.k.a. Gila robusta Baird & Girard

An emblem on the cornice of the H. M. Porter building, leading Mexicans to call the store 'la tienda del almirez'.

Gilt Edge Butter is a product of Shalam Colony.

Manuel Barrera dropped a glove and turned back to look for it.

A decorative motto behind which the whip is kept.

a.k.a. God bless our home

Gold production in New Mexico increased in 1913 compared to 1912.

A gold and silver brick weighing 100 pounds and valued at $1500 was reported at the Wells Fargo office.

Item belonging to Mrs. Pennington stolen by the burglar.

a.k.a. gold chain

Gold discovered in the late 1800s in the area of the Catwalk.

Gold dust exchanged by Indians for beads pound for pound.

A gift presented to H. D. Gilbert by his wife and children on his 55th anniversary.

a.k.a. gold-head, ebony cane, elegant gold-head, ebony cane

A gold nugget as large as a thimble worth about twenty dollars found by Pricillano at Calamity Bar.

a.k.a. nugget, chunk

Nugget containing $9 in gold found near Pinos Altos.

a.k.a. nugget

Stolen ore that Kavanaugh sold to the Silver City National Bank.

a.k.a. gold which had not been properly freed from quartz

Particles of gold discovered by the narrator in a hoof print while drinking water.

A pillar of gold in the mine that partially gave way and was later extracted.

a.k.a. pillar

Item found on one of the little fingers of the mummified corpse.

a.k.a. gold ring

Mineral ores sampled and purchased at market prices in Kingston, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Cold Silver and Lead Ores

A gold specimen the size of a fist worth $150 that the narrator picked.

a.k.a. specimen