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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Intersection in Silver City where the H. M. Porter building was located.
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Lake owned by James Metcalf where someone exploded dynamite.
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Marshal who took charge of Schmider's children in Silver City.
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One of the Misses Ott who attended the picnic at the Peerless mine.
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The mine or ore body that produced the $2,200 brick.
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Mayor who returned from Solomonville, Arizona, and reported on the murder of Sol Luna's sheep herders.
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Foreman of the Mountain Key mine who was suffering from a sore hand.
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Republican presidential nominee whose nomination was received with funeral solemnity in Santa Fe.
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A prominent citizen of La Cueva who arrived in the city yesterday.
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Recipients of a silver card receiver.
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The Messilla News is mentioned as being determined to have the bill changing the county seat to Los Unices reversed.
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Messrs. Foley and Coleman recently located the turquoise mines and will develop the property.
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The Mexican Northwestern railroad is the line on which the train carrying miners was attacked near Santa Isabel.
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Colonel who sent a telegram to The Enterprise regarding Cyclone Bill's arrest.
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The Miami mill sends copper concentrates to the Cananea smelter.
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Location associated with Miami Copper Company operations.
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Michigan is ranked third among copper-producing states in the U.S.
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A hard character who accompanied William Walters to rob miners.
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Subject of a panoramic gelatin silver photograph in New Mexico.
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Milton Parks of Dallas, Texas was a stockholder present at the Gold Frog Mining Company meeting.
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Geographic area in Grant County containing major mining districts surveyed by the bureau.
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Evidence for hierarchy examined through mortuary practices and household organization at the Mattocks site.
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Miranda McDow is a defendant in a lawsuit along with unknown claimants under her.
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A teacher from Mimbres granted a certificate by the examining board.
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A teacher from Deming granted a certificate by the examining board.
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Miss Ina Witt was a person about whom no specific historical facts are known from the available sources.
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A wedding guest who gave silver sugar shells.
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A teacher from Pinos Altos granted a certificate by the examining board.
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A teacher from Walnut Creek granted a certificate by the examining board.
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M. L. Hilton is a proprietor of the Carthage Coal Mining Co.
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M.L. Hilton is a proprietor of the Carthage Coal Mining Co. and also the general agent.
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The anecdotal history being recounted, covering boom-and-bust cycles, saloon culture, mining operations, and characters.
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Mountain range in New Mexico where Hogan prospected for quartz mines.
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A mining location where the Ernestine Mining Company and Deadwood mines are situated.
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Mollie Dewitt was charged with and sentenced to unknown crimes, based on two source claims. No further historical significance is known.
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A young woman of Silver City romantically involved with Charley Snow.
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Montgomery County, Texas is the location where Fred W Parker has been prospecting and claims to have found diamonds.
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Mora County is part of the area where Republic Mines Company owns property.
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Company operating the Mountain Key mine, promoted by D. C. Hobart.
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Wedding guests who gave a silver butter dish and knife.
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Wedding guests who gave a silver pickle dish.
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Wedding guests who gave a silver water service.
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Escorted nine silver bricks from Georgetown belonging to the Mimbres Mining Company.
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A woman involved in the mining case between Redding and Manley, and a witness to a petty assault case.
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Purchased Robert Redding's interest in the Copper Point mine.
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Wedding guest who gave a glass and silver salt and pepper service.
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Wedding guest from Mimbres who gave silver napkin rings and a parasol.
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Lady who attended the picnic at the Peerless mine.
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Lady who attended the picnic at the Peerless mine.
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Wife of Edward Pennington who owned a gold chain and a valuable ring that were stolen.
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Wedding guest who gave silver napkin rings.
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Wife of Mr. Robeson who barricaded the house with Mrs. Golden.
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Lady who attended the picnic at the Peerless mine.
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Mrs. Susan W Bell claims to be the widow of Nathaniel Bell and is a party in the legal battle over his estate.
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Partner in Bell & Stephens at Pinos Altos.
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A teacher from Fort Bayard granted a certificate by the examining board.
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Discovered mummified with a gold ring.
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A ranch located nine miles below Silver City where a dancing party was held.
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M. V. Neff is the county treasurer whose books were examined and found well kept.
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The residence of the homestead claimant Paz Troybal.
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