Things

James Metcalf's sheep herder found the dying man and reported the incident.

Category with price range 775-815.

James A. Lockhart filed his sheriff's bond for $250,000 with several bondsmen.

a.k.a. bond for $250,000

Mine discovered after the location of Legal Tender Hill.

An object discovered in May Glessener's right nostril.

A shoe store in El Paso is advertising spring shoe styles at 203 Mesa Ave in the New Buckler Building.

a.k.a. FT 2ip 0 greater el paso SHOE C0M3LZz

A restaurant employing an old Harvey House cook, serving meals in Socorro.

a.k.a. SHORT ORDER RESTAURANT

Pat Garrett was carrying a shotgun during the altercation with Wayne Brazel.

a.k.a. a shotgun

Wood-burning stoves used in tent cities at Camp Cody.

Hall owned by U A Wolfoid, to which an extension is being built.

a.k.a. SIhjj hail, Shjj hall

A significant structure in Silver City, documented in the survey of architectural heritage.

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

Nine silver bricks worth about $15,000 were shipped after arriving from Georgetown.

a.k.a. silver brick

The target of road agents who aimed to capture it during shipment.

A mine on Whiskey Creek within two miles of Pinos Altos, discovered accidentally by the Dimmick brothers.

a.k.a. Silver Cell mine

Survey documenting Silver City's architectural history, building booms, fires, preservation.

The Silver City local is a train that arrived on Friday evening.

Peter Kavanaugh sold gold to the Silver City National Bank on May 29.

A two-foot narrow-gauge railway that came to Pinos Altos in 1905 and closed in 1913 due to declining silver prices.

a.k.a. SC, PA & M

First brick building in Silver City, erected in 1882.

The public school system of Silver City whose development from territorial origins through the 1920s is the subject of a thesis.

A railroad depot located at the base of Chihuahua Hill in Silver City.

The original silver mining claim from which the town of Silver City takes its name, co-located by Sheriff Bullard.

a.k.a. the silver claim

The physical office space broken into and taken possession of by George H. Utter and Thos. Foster.

a.k.a. premises of the company