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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Herd Bros were slightly injured in the accident and came in from the mine with the remains.
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Hook and Ladder Co is mentioned with a foreman named Lorvim in a garbled article fragment about Silver City.
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A pocket book was found and can be claimed at the International Lumber Company office.
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A wholesale hardware company advertising stoves, ranges, and mine supplies.
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A jewelry manufacturer advertises diamonds, watches, clocks, silverware, and filigree items.
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American corporation that operated the Santa Rita copper mine during its corporate phase.
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A mine where Alec Woodburn worked as shift boss.
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Newspaper that gave an account claiming Hugh Stephenson and others made the Santa Fe trail in 1830.
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The Library of Congress (LoC) is an organization; available claims lack substantive information.
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Mining management that attempted to wreck Frank Vingoe's company.
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Dairy now located at Shakespeare Camp, with prompt deliveries to Lordsburg and 85 Mine.
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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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Evidence for hierarchy examined through mortuary practices and household organization at the Mattocks site.
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Company operating the Mountain Key mine, promoted by D. C. Hobart.
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Neff & Stevens was a hardware store in Silver City, Grant County, where Charles Fox worked as a clerk.
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Hardware store in Silver City where Manley purchased a pistol.
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The probable institution from which the women graduated.
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Niles Register also contradicts the claim that the party marked the route.
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Assay company offering gold, silver, lead, and copper assays and buying rich ores and bullion.
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The Onderdonk Live Stock company owns the Lamy grant where mines and coal and copper have been discovered.
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A fraternal organization whose Grand Chapter presented a silver plaque to Mrs. Warren on its 25th anniversary.
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A group or mining company associated with Herschberger and Lemcke.
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A mill that closed down after draining the Silver City Water Works reservoir.
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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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Mining and industrial company whose associates were indicted by a U.S. Grand Jury in Santa Fe.
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Newspaper that reported the story of the lost wife from Silver City.
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A bank in Kingston, New Mexico, with paid-in capital and surplus, serving miners and businesses in the region.
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Price Bros Grocers was an organization for which no substantive historical information is available from the supplied claims.
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The office whose books and accounts were examined by a committee.
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A mining company that owned property above Camp Cooney on Mineral Creek.
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The territorial Republican party holding a convention in Silver City.
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Hospital where the injured miners were taken for care.
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Skelly brothers claimed the store in Central that burned.
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Mining property showing remarkable prosperity.
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A bank in Silver City where a group meets every Wednesday night.
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The committee is an organization, but no further information about it is available from the supplied claims.
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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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Thos. Foster represented the trust company in the dispute over the Silver City Water Works company's office.
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The United States court was determined to have no right to try the Indian murderers of Diehl, Grace, and Jones.
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Mentioned as a possible venue for suits against the Territory without authorization.
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The government office where the homestead claims were filed.
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Brewery whose stock is owned by San Antonio citizens, claimed to be the largest brewery in the South.
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Express office where the Little Fanny gold and silver brick was reported.
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Wells, Fargo & Co. was an organization. Its historical significance is unknown based on available information.
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The Wells Fargo Express Office received a gold and silver brick from the Little Fanny mine.
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Company dealing in hay, grain, storage, and hauling services located on Silver Avenue.
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Wholesale hardware and mining supply company in Socorro, New Mexico.
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A club in Silver City of which Mrs. Warren was an early member.
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Firm in Tucson claiming Jensen swindled them out of about $2200.
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The only mercantile establishment left standing after a fire destroyed two blocks of a town.
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A branch of the company in El Paso, Texas.
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Hardware store located on Bullard Street, in front of which a stagecoach is traveling.
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The Crescent Hardware Co is mentioned in a newspaper advertisement.
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Business with $800 in insurance coverage after the fire.
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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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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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Undertakers offering prompt service, phone 75.
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