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Material artifacts, claims, structures, and named objects of Grant County, NM.

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Gold Standard mine

Two of Roosevelt's Rough Riders are at work on the Gold Standard mine near Golden.

gold stone

A decorative stone known to exist in large deposits northeast of Hudson's hot springs.

a.k.a. gold stone

gold watch and chain

A handsome gold watch and chain valued at $300, a gift from a friend, taken during the burglary.

gold watch chain

Item the Mexican ranch employee claimed was stolen from him.

Gold Watches

Gold watches are mentioned as items sold by the filigree jeweler.

gold worth $16 an ounce

The gold is worth $16 an ounce.

Gonzales concession (200,000 acres)

A concession of about 200,000 acres of mineral, timber, agricultural, and grazing land in Lower California.

a.k.a. concession to Senator Gonzales

good fresh milk cow 6 years old

For sale by T M Ogden.

a.k.a. milk cow

Good Housekeeping Magazine

Magazine seeking a subscription sales representative in Elkins, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Good HousricEFriNo Mac, Good Iteulekeeping Vagazine

Good Luck Mine

The Good Luck Mine is a documented mine, but no information exists about its discovery or contents.

goods

Merchandise associated with Porterfields, possibly including ham hocks.

a.k.a. Hull Goods

GOS brand

A cattle brand managed by Vic Culbertson on the Sapello.

a.k.a. GOS brand

government building at El Paso

Government building at El Paso receives rock from Grant county.

Government gun

A weapon taken from the gun room by a soldier to commit a tragedy.

Government publication on Fort Selden (LoC 2024803191)

A government publication covering cost, construction, and military aspects of Fort Selden.

Government report on Mimbres Valley

Report made by P.E. Fuller of the USDA.

a.k.a. report

Graduation photograph of eight women (1897)

Sepia image of eight women in white dresses holding bouquets, mounted on matte board, from 1897.

a.k.a. Young Lady Graduates of '97 photograph

Graham Crackers

Graham Crackers are advertised as a food for every day, crisp, delicious and strengthening, fresh baked for 10 cents.

Graham Mill

Built by John T. Graham in 1893; had 4-inch water pipeline later replaced with 18-inch pipeline elevated 20 feet; Pelton water wheel 350 HP backed by 300 HP Corliss steam engine; capable of 75 tons per day; ceased operations in 1913.

Grand Central group of mines

Mining property in Carpenter district that sold for $1,000,000.

a.k.a. Grand Central group

granger respectability

A state of respectable farming life.

granite top dressing

A top dressing of granite will complete the street improvement.

a.k.a. a top dressing of granite

Grant County bonds

Bonds issued in excess of the 4 percent limit, some multiple times, and some representing no warrants at all.

a.k.a. bonds

Grant County Courthouse (1884-1930)

The second courthouse in Silver City, located at the west end of Broadway, with the jail in the basement.

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