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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Mining camp in California near B. B. Lewis's mine.
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Mine where George Forget was working.
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Mine or pit where Weaver worked for two years.
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Location of the Eldorado Lode Mining Claim.
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Antonchico, N.M., is the residence of Dona Ciano Baca and some of the witnesses in the land claim.
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A district in Sonora where the Oso Negro mine is located.
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Mining district in Sonora, Mexico, where the Oso Negro mine is located.
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A boarding house in Separ where miners and rustlers stayed.
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Location where several gold nuggets were found near Ballarat.
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Major gold-mining district where numerous nuggets were found.
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A mining camp twelve miles southeast.
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Mentioned as a mining camp twelve miles southeast of a reference point.
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The creek where gold was discovered in 1860, sparking the Pinos Altos gold rush.
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Hotel in Silver City where Eli Mader died.
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Mining camp where H. D. Adam committed suicide.
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A mining camp ten miles north in the Burro mountains.
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Region whose western slope may be boosted by the Grand Central mine sale.
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Town near which the old Castilian Turquoise mine is located.
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Hill behind the courthouse from which a picture of Silver City was taken.
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Location of J. A. Ancheta's attorney office in Silver City.
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An intersection in Silver City where three unidentified males were walking.
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Junction in Silver City where Hurlburt was cultivating corn.
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Location of Raymond P. Barnes's attorney office in Silver City.
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A street in Silver City, N.M., visible in the photograph, running past the Ailman house and near the Bullard St. intersection.
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An intersection street in Silver City, N.M., noted near horse-drawn wagons in the photograph.
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The location of the Phelps Dodge branch at Tyrone, where copper mining is affected by market conditions.
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Mountain range near Tyrone where copper mining operations are taking place.
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The new copper mining camp is in Caballero canon in Otero County.
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Mining location at its lower end where Pricillano found the gold nugget, near Greenhorn Gulch.
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Location where several gold nuggets were found near Ballarat.
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Cananea, located in Sonora, Mexico, is the site of operations for the Greene-Cananea company and related mining activities.
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Another vein of coal has been discovered in the Gray mine at Capitan, Lincoln County.
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Mining district in this county containing the Grand Central group of mines.
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Mountains with legendary gold where many explorers met their deaths.
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An old castle in Rio de Janeiro, formerly a Jesuit monastery, where a massive gold find was reportedly made.
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A mining camp where F. J. Sweeney and H. J. Hutchinson were based.
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The residence of the homestead claimant Antonio Jose Mares and his witnesses.
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The Chinese wash house was located at the corner of Main and Yankee streets in Silver City.
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Mountains wreathed in mystery and romance regarding legendary gold.
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The camp associated with the Cleveland Mine, abandoned by 1922.
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Cliff is the destination of Secretary Bachelor to discuss a smelter construction.
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Copper mining district where a strike was occurring, about ninety miles to the north.
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Cochise County is the jurisdiction where Tax Collector James allegedly failed to take action against the Copper Queen Mining Company for tax arrears.
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An avenue in Silver City at the intersection with Bullard where a rock crusher was erected.
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Club rooms in Silver City operated by proprietors Yelty & Fox.
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A mining location associated with Hugh A. Teel.
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Cooks Peak Region is a mining area, mentioned in the context of mining activity.
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A settlement in New Mexico from which the correspondent Spike wrote to the Enterprise.
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Location of the silver mining hacienda purchased by McKnight.
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A hardware store on the west side of Bullard Street in Silver City.
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Mining town about ninety miles west of Chihuahua, near where the train robbers were cornered and killed.
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The copper claims are in a canon branching off from Dark Canon.
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Railroad junction 50 miles south of Silver City, connected by daily stage.
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City where Van Husen claims he was robbed.
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City where A. B. Miller was a prominent citizen.
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New mining discoveries are reported in Dona Ana County.
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Their copper claims are located in Eddy county.
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Emory Pass is a mountain pass on State Road 90 in southwestern New Mexico, near the mining town of Santa Rita.
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A building in Silver City, New Mexico, housing professional offices, including that of Thomas S Heflin.
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Works at the lower end of Silver City where Waring and Miller started their buggy ride.
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