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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Jo E Sheridan was appointed to the committee on invitation.
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Foreman of the grand jury, formerly justice of the peace at Cooney.
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The tramp arrested for burglarizing the Pennington residence, given ninety days in county jail.
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John Gardner, also known as Eogle, is a person about whom no further historical information is available.
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A recent arrival from the east who opened a blacksmith shop.
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A gentleman of Milesian extraction involved in a dispute with Joe Wim Limy at Telegraph.
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Person with $2,000 in insurance coverage after the fire.
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Listed as an arrival at Tremont House from St. Louis.
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Was in the city this week.
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Listed as a guest at Tremont House.
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Listed as arriving with his wife from Us Perex Ex.
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Listed as arriving from St. Louis.
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Guest at H. D. Gilbert's surprise party.
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Listed as arriving from San Francisco.
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A location nine miles west of Shakespeare.
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A life insurance agent was active in the city this week.
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Operated a mill owned by someone else.
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Location near which drought refugees intended to chop cotton as seasonal agricultural laborers.
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An Apache leader who co-commanded a force of roughly four hundred warriors at the Battle of Pinos Altos in 1861.
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Max Schutz was a person, but no specific facts about him are recorded in the available sources.
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Captain from the Mogollons circulating a petition to bridge the Gila River.
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A Mexican man arrested and recognized as having had a large knife on his person days earlier; was found with a cut hand and blood.
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Prisoner who escaped from jail by overpowering the night guard.
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Milt Miller's occupation, appointments, and elected positions are not specified in available records.
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Miss Maggie Muhone was a person, but no specific historical facts about her are known from available sources.
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Listed as arriving from Kansas City.
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A well-known Grant County cowman who died after being thrown from his horse while roping a steer.
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An influential memoir by Sylvester Mowry describing the region's wealth and advocating for Arizona Territory.
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A master and royal arch Mason, Republican, and presiding officer.
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Manager of the Graphic who was in California when the ore fraud occurred.
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Woman whose birthday was celebrated at a party at White House ranch.
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A recent member of the Gem Theatre troupe who died under distressing circumstances.
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M V Cox was appointed to the arrangements committee.
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The narrator describes himself as a tenderfoot and badly scared.
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Nat Hicks was in from his ranch on the Mimbres last Wednesday.
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A wide awake New York boy who roughed it over the Santa Fe Trail.
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The New Mexico Cottage Sanatorium aims to provide low-cost treatment to patients.
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This organization is credited as the creator of the described photographic material related to Santa Fe.
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Listed as arriving from Waco.
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Old Man Pierson is a person about whom no specific historical facts are known from the available sources.
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Listed as arriving from Buffalo.
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A Mexican girl under sixteen who eloped with Francisco Lara and whose earlier life involved abduction by Pilar Perez, marriage to Wilson, and detention as a wit…
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Listed among arrivals at Tremont House from Denver, Colorado.
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A Mexican man who fatally shot Deputy Sheriff Hall and was convicted of murder in the first degree.
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A man who returned from a camping expedition on the Whitewater and survived a near-fatal accident involving a balancing rock while hunting.
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The current sheriff accused of charging illegal fees for services not rendered.
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Prof Miles acted as secretary at the meeting.
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Tremont House arrival from New York.
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The person QIDKON D BANTZ is known only as a person with no recorded occupation or location.
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Listed as arriving from St. Louis.
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Listed as a guest from La Mesa.
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A revival began late in 1908 and continued through 1909, with better prospects for the future.
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Listed as a guest from Separ, N. M.
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rj F Conway is a person about whom no biographical details are available in the sourced corpus.
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Business name appearing at the end of the livery advertisement, possibly the proprietors.
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The Santa Fe is a railroad company whose officers passed through the city on a trip to inspect the line.
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Listed as a guest from East Las Vegas.
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Secretary who spoke at the Democratic ratification meeting in Santa Fe.
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The sheriff who was indicted for financial irregularities and failure to turn over moneys.
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Listed as an arrival at Tremont.
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