Things

Cattle and property sold to S. T. Harkey for $21,000, originally purchased from the Lassaters by the Patricks.

a.k.a. NAN cattle, NAN cattle with ranches, houses and cattle of other brands

A ranch on the Mimbres River formerly owned by Sudie's father.

A brand of cattle and horses located on the Nan Ranch.

a.k.a. NANW brands

Cattle and horse brands on Nan Ranch subject to ownership dispute.

a.k.a. NANW brands

General topic of narratives included in the letter.

Railroad where the summit section house was located.

Railroad that will not be running regularly for days or weeks due to flood.

A hotel in Georgetown that Jake Heffly opened after moving back from his ranch.

a.k.a. National hotel

Building in Santa Fe described in the photograph.

a.k.a. National Park Service Building

Native Americans is a subject tag for the photograph.

A product that was being sold on the streets for fifty cents per one hundred pounds.

Wagon load of salt sold at fifty cents per one hundred pounds.

Rich mineral found in chunks near Central City.

Navajo Blankets are part of a large stock of Indian and Mexican curios sold by an unspecified vendor.

A blanket collected by Dr. A.C. Peale at Pinos Altos, New Mexico in 1872, identified as a Chief blanket and associated with Navajo Indians.

a.k.a. Chief blanket, blanket

Gold mines discovered by Myrick in Navajo country.

Price range 1100-1150 for Nebraska upland hay per ton.

A new 4-room adobe cottage with iron and composition roof, garden, fruit, stable is listed at $250.

An eighty-foot-deep air shaft being constructed at the Key mine where Mr. Gudgin fell.

a.k.a. new air shaft

New Alfalfa Hay is sold by John W. Hills.

The new altar dedicated in the Catholic church cost $250.

a.k.a. altar

The completion of the new bridge over the Pecos River was celebrated with a barbecue picnic in Dexter.

a.k.a. new bridge

A new jail to be constructed, for which bids will be received.

a.k.a. the new cala boose

Sold at $1.10 per hundredweight by H. B. Cartwright & Bro.