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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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NANthing

Entity (likely a mining claim) over which considerable trouble has arisen.

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Nat Bellperson

Signatory of the mining meeting recommendation.

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Navajo reservationplace

Reservation where the Adams party found gold and graves.

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Neff & Stevensorg

Neff & Stevens was a hardware store in Silver City, Grant County, where Charles Fox worked as a clerk.

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Neff & Stevens' hardware storeorg

Hardware store in Silver City where Manley purchased a pistol.

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Nettie Simoneperson

Woman formerly of Silver City who was arrested in Montreal as a procuress.

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New Mexico Normal Schoolorg

The probable institution from which the women graduated.

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New York Cityplace

Headquarters of the Silver City Mining and Milling Company and residence of several officers.

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N G Shepardperson

Secretary of a group meeting at the Territorial Bank in Silver City.

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Nil Desperandum nuggetthing

Gold nugget found Nov. 29, 1859 at Black Hills, weighing 45 pounds, sold for $10,800.

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Niles Registerthing

A publication that contradicts the claim that Stephenson's party marked the Santa Fe trail route.

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Niles Registerorg

Niles Register also contradicts the claim that the party marked the route.

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No. 11 Sit T Angora Ranchthing

This appears to be a mining claim or property designation related to the Angora Ranch.

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No. 19 freight wagon teamthing

A freight wagon team photographed leaving Silver City for the Mogollon and Cooney Mining District, labeled 'No. 19' in black ink below the image.

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No. 2 shaftthing

Mine shaft from which old dump ore was taken.

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No-name nuggetthing

A gold nugget found at Bakery Hill, Ballarat, on March 5, 1855, weighing 47 pounds 7 ounces, sold for $11,420.

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No-Name nugget (Bakery Hill, 1859)thing

Gold nugget found March 6, 1859 at Bakery Hill, weighing 50 pounds, worth $9,600.

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No-name nugget (Bakery Hill, Ballarat, 1855)thing

Gold nugget found March 5, 1855 at Bakery Hill, Ballarat, weighing 47 pounds 7 ounces, sold for $11,420.

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No-Name nugget (Ballarat, 1885)thing

Gold nugget found Feb. 28, 1885 at Ballarat, weighing 30 pounds 2 pennyweights, sold for $7,365.

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No-name nugget (Ballarat, Feb. 3, 1853, $2,280)thing

Gold nugget found Feb. 3, 1853 at Ballarat, weighing 30 pounds, sold for $2,280.

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No-Name nugget (Ballarat, Feb. 3, 1853, $8,360)thing

Gold nugget found Feb. 3, 1853 at Ballarat, weighing 30 pounds, sold for $8,360.

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No-Name nugget (Canadian Gully, 1853, 93 lb)thing

Gold nugget found Jan. 20, 1853 in Canadian Gully, weighing 93 pounds 1 ounce 11 pennyweights, sold for $22,350.

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No-Name nugget (Canadian Gully, Ballarat, 1853)thing

Gold nugget found Jan. 22, 1853 in Canadian Gully, Ballarat, weighing 84 pounds 3 ounces 15 pennyweights, sold for $29,236.

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No-name nugget (Eureka, Daulton's Flat, 1874)thing

Gold nugget found Feb. 7, 1874 at Eureka, Daulton's Flat, weighing 52 pounds 1 ounce, sold for $12,500.

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No-Name nugget (Weebville, 1869)thing

Gold nugget found Aug. 1, 1869 at Weebville, weighing 12 pounds, worth $2,280.

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Noria, Sonoraplace

Location near which the Amelia mine is located.

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normal school buildingplace

The corner stone of the normal school building in Silver City is to be laid.

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Nueva Grandes Chihuahua Mexicoplace

Nueva Grandes Chihuahua Mexico is the residence of Senora Ella Bell Goldner, who claims to be the daughter of Nathaniel Bell.

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Ogden Assay Co.org

Assay company offering gold, silver, lead, and copper assays and buying rich ores and bullion.

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Old Bossperson

A well-known African American man formerly of Silver City who was shot and killed at Trinidad.

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Old Settlers' Reunion on the Gilaevent

A gathering on the Gila River attended by a large number of people including many families from Silver City.

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old unused shaftthing

The location where the body was found on the Aztec mine.

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O. L. Scottperson

Post office employer of Streeter's brother in Silver City six years prior.

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Onderdonk Live Stock companyorg

The Onderdonk Live Stock company owns the Lamy grant where mines and coal and copper have been discovered.

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one-third undivided interest in Nan Ranchthing

Interest in Nan Ranch claimed by George F. Patrick, subject of warning against purchase.

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onyxthing

Onyx is mentioned as a valuable deposit that prospectors have been passing over.

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open cutthing

An open cut at an incline of 45 degrees leading into the mine.

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Order of the Eastern Starorg

A fraternal organization whose Grand Chapter presented a silver plaque to Mrs. Warren on its 25th anniversary.

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Organ Mountainsplace

Mountain range where the Modoc mine is located.

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Original negative of Bullard St. photographthing

The original photographic negative with 'Bullard St. Looking North. Silver City N. M.' written on the bottom.

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Osborne grouporg

A group or mining company associated with Herschberger and Lemcke.

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Owen Hayes logging accidentevent

An accident while chopping a saw-log on Silver creek on the 14th of the month that caused Owen Hayes's death three days later.

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Ozo Azisa Amilaperson

A gypsy woman claiming to be the queen of four tribes and daughter of the last king of the Pharisees.

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Pacificthing

A mine in Pinos Altos that N. Y. Ancheta worked successfully.

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Pacific Millorg

A mill that closed down after draining the Silver City Water Works reservoir.

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Pacific veinplace

Mining area with Mexican shafts where Sheriff Whitehill fell in.

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Pansy Smithperson

Wife of Frank W. Smith, named in Mrs. Handy's claims about the doctor.

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Parent!person

Parent! made the first basket for the NMMI basketball team in a game against Texas Mines.

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Patagonia Mountains, Arizonaplace

The Patagonia Mountains in Arizona are the site of a reported gold ore strike in the Sunny Side claim.

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Pat Devineperson

Pat Devine is a person, but no specific historical facts about them are available from the supplied claims.

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Pat Higginsperson

Pat Higgins was a person whose occupation and activities are not specified in available records. No further historical significance can be determined from the pโ€ฆ

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pay orething

Pay ore is being developed on the Gold Frog Mining Company's group of claims.

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Paz Troybalperson

A claimant who filed a homestead entry.

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P. B. Ladyperson

Member of the coroner's jury.

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Peace officerperson

This entity is a person classified as a peace officer, but no historical claims about death or killer are available.

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Percma Bankorg

A bank in Kingston, New Mexico, with $30,000 paid-in capital, offering general banking services and deposits solicited from mines, miners, and business men.

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Pete Andersonperson

False name used by Jeff King to ship three cars of Graphic ore to the El Paso smelter.

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Peter Riggsperson

No verifiable historical claims about Peter Riggs exist in the available record.

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Pete Zimmermanperson

A man who ran down the Mexican who stole Ascarate's silver.

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P. Gouldperson

Had a serious accident while hauling ore from the Kleptomania mine.

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