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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Furniture and auction company selling new and second-hand gasoline stoves, located at 114 W Gold, phone 606.
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A livery stable located on Silver Avenue in Deming, offering horses and rigs for ladies and gentlemen.
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Capitalists from Denver inquiring about the condition of the Santa Rita copper mines.
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Three brothers (the Dimmick brothers) who kept a dairy ranch on Whiskey creek and sold milk in Silver City or Pinos Altos.
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Group that visited multiple mining towns and left for Deming.
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The Greene-Cananea company is rapidly completing construction work at the Jacran Mine and operating seven furnaces at the smelter.
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Mining company managed by Col. R. F. McComas.
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Mining company operating a 5-stamp mill in the Mogollons, netting $3000 per month.
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The Mexican Metals company will make shipments to the Greene-Cananea company from its properties in Sonora, beginning with a trial shipment from the Amelia mine…
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An advertiser in the Albuquerque Citizen, located at Copper and Third, specializing in imported and domestic goods, liquors, and Lucca pure olive oil.
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The creator of the described photographic material related to Todilto Park and Venus Needle.
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The Oak Grove Cattle Company has opened a meat market in Silver City.
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Mining company building a big copper camp at Tyrone, New Mexico.
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The Phelps Dodge corporation operates the copper mines at Tyrone in the Burro Mountains and has decided to halt production due to unfavorable market conditions.
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The Pittsburg Coal company operated the No 2 mine at Port Royal where a catastrophic explosion took place.
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The Savanna Company intends to prospect seven of its claims at Chloride by churn drilling.
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Ore sampling service in Kingston, New Mexico, offering high market prices for gold, silver, and lead ores.
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A hotel in Silver City that was reopened with Uncle Dave Abraham attending to patrons.
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The Territory of Arizona is the plaintiff in a lawsuit against the Copper Queen Mining Company for unpaid taxes.
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Livery stable on Silver Avenue offering feed and sales stables, with gentle horses and strong rigs.
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The United States Geological Survey provided final figures on New Mexico's mineral production in 1913.
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EXCERPTS FROM BULLETIN NO 37 MINERAL TECHNOLOGICAL SERIES NO 11 ISSUED BY THE UNIVER SITY OF ARIZONA ON THE SUB JECT OF COPPER BY P E JOSEPH WAR
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The U.S. Land Office at Las Cruces, New Mexico issued public notices regarding homestead claims in November 1911.
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A company located on Silver Avenue dealing in hay, grain, storage, light and heavy hauling.
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Western Feed and Warehouse Co. on Silver Ave deals in hay, grain, storage, light and heavy hauling.
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Mining company that suspended work due to flood damage.
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Railroad charging exorbitant freight rates that prompted the Detroit Copper Company to consider building a competing line.
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Catalog record for a panoramic gelatin silver photograph of sanatoriums and military facilities in New Mexico.
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A committee was appointed to examine the records and accounts of the assessor's and treasurer's offices.
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Mining property showing remarkable prosperity.
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A firm of attorneys practicing in Silver City, New Mexico.
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Store in Pinos Altos where the Mexican left a gold nugget.
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The Board of County Commissioners of Grant County is required by law to proclaim the election and publish notice in newspapers.
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The mining company for which C. B. Stocking served as bullion messenger.
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Cattle owners determined to bring criminals to account before legal tribunals.
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Business pictured on Bullard Street in Silver City.
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The Cole-Ryan people control the Greene Cananea Copper Company.
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The article mentions changes on the Commissioner’s record, referring to official records of the county or mining district.
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Mining operation working its usual force of men and opening up an immense body of ore.
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Congress is referenced in connection with investigators from Arkansas and Pennsylvania examining events in Mexico.
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Crown Furniture and Auction Company sells new and second hand gasoline stoves and is located at 114 W Gold.
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Federal agency overseeing land claims, issuing official notices through its Land Office.
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Mining company that suspended work due to flood damage.
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Mining property showing remarkable prosperity.
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Group that bonded a mine on Queen lode from Eli Mader and Mr. Bulhman.
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Entity employing many men, likely a mining company or claim.
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The newspaper publishing this article about New Mexico mineral wealth.
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Company that mined zinc for WWI from 1916-1917 at the Cleveland Mine.
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Company that owned the Guadalupe Calvo mining hacienda in southern Chihuahua.
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A building in Silver City, New Mexico, housing professional offices, including that of JJKIL W RIGHT.
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A church and parish house in Silver City to which Mrs. Warren was a principal contributor.
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Hotel in Silver City near where the railroad tracks extended.
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Law firm representing Lucio Lazo in his demand for the unearthed gold.
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Company leasing a copper mining claim from Dr. E. L. Stephens.
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The Flagler works is located at the lower end of Silver City.
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A leading Silver City establishment credited with 47,000 pounds of merchandise shipped to the Mogollons.
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The county whose jail and prisoners were examined by a committee.
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A recording and abstract company organized and operated by Elizabeth Warren serving Silver City, Lordsburg, Deming and other areas.
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Gregg's Commerce of the Plains contradicts the claim that the party marked the route.
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A location where miners were discharged.
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