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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Mine where a dead body was found in an old shaft.
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Mine where a dead body was found in an old, unused shaft.
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Banco Minero de Chihuahua is mentioned as a director of the Banco Comercial de Chihuahua.
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The Boston mine exchange saw the sale of 4,733 shares of the Santa Fe Gold Copper Company.
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Mine on Chloride Flat, three or four miles north of town.
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The Carthage Coal Mining Co., owned by M. L. Hilton and Givane Luera, sells coal at low prices and promotes home industry.
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The Carthage Coal Mining Co. is operated by M. L. Hilton, Givane, and Luera as proprietors.
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The Carthage Coal Mining Company is a coal mining operation with proprietors G. L. Hilton and Givane Luera, offering first-class coal at low prices.
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A turquoise mine near Bonanza City owned by Chauncey Story.
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Hon L. Bradford Prince is overseeing his mining interests in the Cerrillos mining district.
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A mine in the Pinos Altos Mountains that produced gold, silver, and copper from the late 1800s to early 1900s.
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A mine at Georgetown where a serious accident occurred.
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A mining district that sourced its lumber supply from the Herman Saw Mill.
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A big strike occurred in copper camps north of Lordsburg, involving Clifton and Morenci.
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Mine in Lone Mountain district in which Robert Redding sold his interest to Mrs. Chiles.
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The Copper Queen Mining Company is the defendant in a lawsuit by the Territory of Arizona for back taxes.
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Mine near Clifton whose miners organized to confront rustlers but were turned back by Campbell's orders.
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Ed. Goldsmith is listed as an arrival at the Timmer House from San Francisco.
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Mining consultant and future capitalist who examined mines and obtained patents, based in Silver City.
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Smelter to which the three cars of Graphic ore were shipped under the name Pete Anderson.
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The Ernestine Mining company is cleaning up for late April and treating ore, with negotiations for sale of the property expected to close soon.
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A mining operation in Mogollon, NM, processing ore and reportedly involved in sale negotiations.
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The Golden Rule Dry Goods Co is offering a 25 percent reduction on their entire stock of men's and boys' clothing.
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The Gold Frog Mining Company, operating claims in Gold Gulch, Grant County, held a stockholders' meeting in Silver City last week.
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Gold Hill is a location from which Jessie Keister departed on Monday.
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Stolen ore that Kavanaugh sold to the Silver City National Bank.
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Mineral ores sampled and purchased at market prices in Kingston, New Mexico.
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Mining company whose representatives plan to open up the mine.
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Mining and milling company in the city.
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A six-foot run of ore was struck in the Graphic mine at Magdalena in Socorro county.
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The Greene Cananea Copper Company conducts the most important operations in the Cananea camp.
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Company that owns the Heffern Mine
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A mine in Central where F. J. Sweeney was killed by falling earth.
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A famous mine in Utah cited as analogous to the Silver Cell mine discovery; paid $4,300,000 in dividends to date.
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Recent important mineral discoveries reported in the gold mining districts of Elizabethtown and Baldr west of Springer, New Mexico.
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A mining camp where C. T. Brown stayed for nearly two weeks.
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Mine where Edward Fountain had been employed before his death.
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A mining company that produced its maiden brick weighing 46.5 pounds valued at $1,227.60.
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Part of the ownership dispute in the Socorro mining district.
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A mine owned by the Kinneys, Johnson and Sly, shipping one carload of high-grade ore monthly.
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The McKlnley Gold Mining company never cease work on their property in the upper part of the St Lazarus gulch.
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This meerschaum mine was located by M. W. Neff and is claimed to be the world's largest.
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The Michigan New Mexico Mining Company has had a survey completed for a patent in the Virginia district.
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A mine owned by the narrator that showed Mexican silver, targeted by Mexicans.
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The Mine Mill and Smelter Supply House advertises a store and warehouse in El Paso, Texas, and possibly a branch in Chihuahua, Mexico.
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Mineral baths in Hot Springs (later Truth or Consequences) that Geronimo is said to have frequented.
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A mountain at Georgetown depicted naturally in a rock from the McGregor mine.
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Plans have been perfected to establish a miners exchange in Los Angeles.
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Miners who organized a militia company.
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Mines and mineral resources in New Mexico is the subject of the metadata.
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The mining patent application filed at the Las Cruces Land Office for the Albatross Lode.
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A mining claim sold by Robert Redding to George Manley and others, to be paid in installments.
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Silver City is the center of the largest mining interests in New Mexico.
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Mining patents are a legal service offered by W. A. Fleming Jones related to land and mining law.
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Mine from which Kavanaugh stole high-grade ore.
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Mine where John Dodd was employed as a miner.
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The mining company that employed Peter Kavanaugh and from which ore was stolen.
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Silver bullion shipped by Porter, Bremen, Lezinsky, Col. Bennett, Willison, and others, targeted by road agents.
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The mine in Georgetown where Frank Lenoir was killed by falling 75 feet.
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The board designated Julius Staab to examine the protest against Fred McDonald's bar admission.
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