Mining in Grant County, NM
Silver, copper, and gold mining was the economic engine of Grant County from the 1860s onward. Pinos Altos, the Santa Rita copper pit, and the Silver City silver boom drew miners, capital, and conflict.
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Newspaper from which the article is sourced.
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Location where Lucy Garris resides.
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Mining company in Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, completing construction and receiving shipments.
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Installed as Senior Deacon of Silver City Lodge No. 8.
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Installed as Worshipful Master of Silver City Lodge No. 8.
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A Cornish miner who fought several men at the Centennial and was fined.
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An early Silver City merchant and civic leader who arrived in the 1870s and wrote memoirs covering frontier life.
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Resident honored with a surprise party on the occasion of his 55th anniversary, receiving a gold-headed ebony cane from his family.
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Herman & Wilkie was an organization, but no further information about its ownership or historical significance is available.
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No specific facts about H. J. Hutchinson are recorded in the available claims.
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Died in Silver City before the fruition of his hopes on the Maud S mine.
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Hon L. Bradford Prince of Santa Fe is in Cerrillos overseeing his mining interests in the Cerrillos mining district.
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Old soldier and prospector who had a famous hand-to-hand fight with a she bear in May 1881.
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Insurance amount for Max Schutz with E. M. Young.
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Insurance amount for F. J. Wright.
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Insurance amount for E. B. Baxter.
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Insurance amount for Jo Williams.
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Insurance amount for H. T. Smith.
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Insurance amount for Wm. Watson.
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Insurance amount for J. W. Ripley and Bell & Stephens.
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Insurance amount for Geo. D. Jones and Ensinger & Judel.
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Member of the Pinos Altos ball team pictured in 1891.
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J. A. Lockhart is sheriff elect and has moved to Silver City.
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J A McDonald is a State Senator from Kelly, New Mexico, secretary of the New Mexico Zinc and Copper Company, and manager and large stockholder in the McDonald M…
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An attorney at law with an office over the Silver City National Bank in Silver City, New Mexico in 1893.
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James DeCourney, along with Noonan and Frank Parker, was inspecting the Garfield and Ban Butler mines yesterday.
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Foreman at the Oso Negro mine who led a volunteer party to hunt down Geronimo's band.
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Person who died of pneumonia in Silver City.
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Man who gave up his claim to a ranch to allow a town to be laid out.
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Installed as Junior Deacon of Silver City Lodge No. 8.
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Installed as Tyler of Silver City Lodge No. 8.
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Jim Cummings is a person, but no specific historical facts about him are available from the provided claims.
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Leader of gang that fired on a Sonora train, former Silver City blacksmith.
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Formerly of Silver City, killed a man named Sheridan at Clifton in a dispute over a game.
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John P. White is president of the United Mine Workers of America and will represent organized miners at the convention.
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A man who arrived in Silver City having in custody Jonetas Chaves, charged with murder.
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Gentleman from Pinos Altos who attended the picnic at the Peerless mine.
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A prospector and occasional book peddler who disappeared mysteriously about a year ago, believed to be the murder victim.
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J. W. Fleming is a person for whom claims exist regarding elections, residence, property, and occupation, but all specific details are unknown.
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One of the owners of the alum mines of the upper Gila.
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One of several men who shipped silver bullion in the old stage coach days.
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Mine that produced a gold and silver brick weighing 100 pounds valued at $1500.
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Property sold by Joe Britton to Victor Croenne.
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A photographer or business owner in Silver City, N.M., whose name is printed on the mat margin of the photograph.
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Resident of Gold Hill, New Mexico who received a patent for a car coupling.
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A waterway in a rugged mountainous canyon where Camp Cooney was situated.
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Listed as a subject of a resource available in digital form.
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A subject of analysis in the study.
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Topic covered in McKenna's tales.
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Installed as a steward of Silver City Lodge No. 8.
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Company that operated a 100-ton/day mill at Cooney Camp.
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An old-time prospector, almost 60 years old, who broke his right leg near the headwaters of the Gila.
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Pioneer and school superintendent in Silver City who used a masculine signature.
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Woman staying at Robeson's house whose son narrowly escaped the Indians.
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Guest from Los Angeles at the Womans Club meeting.
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Delegate from Silver City whose valise was stolen in Washington.
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Husband of Elizabeth Warren who opened the first insurance office in Silver City and conducted a real estate business.
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The publisher of Scenic Trip No. 8, a geology-tour guide.
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Noonan was inspecting the Garfield and Ban Butler mines with James DeCourney and Frank Parker.
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Gold nugget found in 1880 at Donnelly gold field, weighing 189 pounds, sold for $50,000.
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