Things

Construction progressing smoothly.

Property owned by John A. Menard that was set on fire and destroyed.

A building that was recently set on fire and destroyed.

a.k.a. farm house

A new building at the Institute enjoyed by the school.

Sold at 25 cents per item by H. B. Cartwright & Bro.

A set of newly constructed facilities at Fort Bayard costing over $800,000, part of a larger $1,800,000 development for veterans' care.

a.k.a. two new infirmary ward buildings and mess hall

The House Committee on Territories will vote on bills for admission of New Mexico and Arizona.

a.k.a. bills providing enabling acts for the admission of the territories of Arizona and New Mexico

The New Mexico building at the exposition houses the auditorium where publicity slides are shown.

The state constitution drafted in 1910 and ratified in January 1911.

a.k.a. constitution

The New Mexico gold mines are where Peter Fee was last heard of.

a.k.a. gold mines

Scholarships awarded at the 1938 commencement.

A newspaper issue from Santa Fe County, New Mexico, dated February 17, 1897.

Eighty-eight New Mexico steers were sold in Kansas City on Monday at $1.80 per hundred, averaging 803 pounds.

A publication described as the best paper in its class.

a.k.a. cv Mexico stock drawer

A publication containing official reports of the New Mexico territory published in 1884.

This refers to the mining assets operated by the New Mexico Zinc and Copper Company in Socorro County.

a.k.a. mining property of the New Mexico Zinc Copper Co

A type of blouse sold at Hoffman and Graubarth, priced between 100 and 175.

a.k.a. Middy Blouses

A strike of new placer ground was made by Robert Kirk in Santa Domingo gulch.

A river described as flowing north for twenty miles, disappearing after immigration shifted in 1851.

The news telegraphed to Clifton.

The new saw mill on Silver Creek is owned by Herman & Wilkie and its site has been graded.

a.k.a. saw mill

A newspaper issue from December 12, 1892, published in Santa Fe.

A newspaper published in Deming, New Mexico, on May 16, 1913.

a.k.a. newspapers

A newspaper published in Deming, New Mexico, on November 24, 1911.