Ranching in Grant County, NM
Cattle and sheep ranching shaped land use across Grant County, especially as railroads reached the southwest and Eastern capital flowed in during the 1880s.
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Cattle company with 400 acres of alfalfa and an artificial lake on Duck Creek.
match score: 14
Cattle company of Sierra county rounding up cattle to ship from Engle and San Marcial.
match score: 12
Cattle syndicate that had more than twenty calves illegally branded by thieves during the recent round-up.
match score: 11
Cattle company that received an unauthorized tax rebate of $615 on $30,000 valuation in 1889.
match score: 10
Cattle company whose ranch was 18 miles from where the sheep were located.
match score: 10
A cowboy who took a bet that the drunken cowboy could not ride his horse.
match score: 10
A drunken cowboy who exhibited horsemanship by riding a bucking horse while smoking a cigarette.
match score: 10
Herd of cattle being held in Colfax County when cowboys froze to death.
match score: 9
Herd of cattle Levi Baldwin was driving to Kansas.
match score: 9
A shipment valued at over $70,000 consisting of cattle was sent from Alpine via train.
match score: 9
Drunken cowboy who held up Jas. Mirk, robbed him, shot off his own finger, and was bound over to the grand jury.
match score: 9
Cattle company that employed W. C. Bell for the past year.
match score: 9
A bald-faced bay mare with the brand M on its left shoulder.
match score: 9
A cattle company with a range in the Animas valley.
match score: 9
Cattle brand owned by Mr. Robeson.
match score: 9
Cattle brand owned by Mr. Robeson.
match score: 9
A cattle company on the lower Gila that sold all its steers.
match score: 9
The hide left at the scene after the brand was cut out and ears cut off to conceal ownership.
match score: 9
A list of cattle prices from Western Newspaper Union New Service Denver.
match score: 9
Cowboys depicted in photographs on day herd, at Headquarters, and posed on a tree trunk.
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Cattle range where four antelope had taken up abode with cattle.
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A cattle company whose ranch is included in Round Up District No. 1.
match score: 9
Cattle company whose foreman, Steve Nixson, located and pursued the Hall brothers.
match score: 9
A cattle brand managed by Vic Culbertson on the Sapello.
match score: 9
The GOS Cattle Company was an organization that arrived in an unknown location and made a purchase, but no further historical details are available.
match score: 9
A herd of cattle brought in by the cowboys and located at Pine Cienega.
match score: 9
Levi Baldwin's herd of 250 cattle that he is driving to Kansas.
match score: 9
A large herd of cattle that Susan allegedly sold on the Mimbres River before fleeing.
match score: 9
A cattle company that sold 2000 head of cattle.
match score: 9
Cattle company at Beowawe founded by George W. Grayson.
match score: 9
A cattle company whose range is west of White House ranch and whose foreman is John Johnson.
match score: 9
Cattle company whose superintendent Thomas Lyons discovered carcasses of two cows killed by the Hall gang.
match score: 9
About 3500 head of cattle with saddle stock and four ranches, sold to J. W. Patrick for $13 per head.
match score: 9
Approximately 3,500 head of cattle with saddle stock and four ranches, sold to J. W. Patrick.
match score: 9
Cattle operation and ranches managed by the Hudson brothers for S. T. Harkey.
match score: 9
Cattle and ranches that the Hudson brothers were in charge of.
match score: 9
Cattle brand owned by James W. Patrick and George F. Patrick, sold to S. T. Harkey.
match score: 9
Cattle and property sold to S. T. Harkey for $21,000, originally purchased from the Lassaters by the Patricks.
match score: 9
A brand of cattle and horses located on the Nan Ranch.
match score: 9
Cattle and horse brands on Nan Ranch subject to ownership dispute.
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The Oak Grove Cattle Company has opened a meat market in Silver City.
match score: 9
Cattle company that employed the horse herder White (Comanche) in Skeleton Canyon.
match score: 9
Roundup commencing September 14 with two wagons working from opposite ends of the valley.
match score: 9
A sheep ranch near Flagstaff where Pilar was employed before his capture.
match score: 9
Metcalf and Smith were hunting stray cattle in the Black Range.
match score: 9
The cowboys amuse themselves by getting the man drunk and teasing him in a saloon on Sunday.
match score: 9
A cowboy who accidentally shot himself in the ear while intoxicated during the Aravaipa round-up.
match score: 9
A branding iron owned by Charlie McDaniels, implied to have been used improperly and possibly the reason for his disappearance.
match score: 9
Cattle company whose superintendent Mike Slattery recently sold cattle.
match score: 9
Livestock owned by Gibson and son that were turned loose in Mr. Brockman's cornfield.
match score: 7
A horse stolen from Al. Carvil.
match score: 7
Advertised in the Albuquerque Morning Journal on January 1, 1917, dealing in sheep and wool.
match score: 7
Cattle branding depicted in the photographs.
match score: 7
One of the Heralds in the Maid of Orleans pageant.
match score: 7
A meeting of Gila River cattlemen is called for September 20, 1891, at Mule Springs to address unlawful branding or holding of cattle.
match score: 7
A cattle raiser from New Mexico told the St. Louis Globe Democrat about cowboys preventing stampedes by singing.
match score: 7
A roping tournament where Billy Birchfield won first prize with a time of 1 minute 11 seconds for three steers.
match score: 7
Shipped through Alpine to Hudfe via G H & S A railway.
match score: 7
A court case for which Canuto Armijo was a witness.
match score: 7
Charley Snow was a person, also known as Charley and cowboy lover, but no additional information about this individual is known.
match score: 7