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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The wife of the excited individual allegedly sold a large herd of cattle on the Mimbres river and fled the country with his foreman.
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A rancher from Whitewater who now lives in Glenwood, Socorro County.
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A. Eutaskowski offers a reward for information about persons who killed his sheep.
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Arrested on the Mimbres on complaint of Vic Culbertson for killing cattle.
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Arrested on the Mimbres on complaint of Vic Culbertson for killing cattle.
match score: 3
Cattleman sentenced to be shot for killing J. W. Cavitt in Ciudad Juarez.
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Charles Gatlin purchased ranches and stock from Ben Perry and Johnny Payne.
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Arrested on the Mimbres on complaint of Vic Culbertson for killing cattle.
match score: 3
Cowboy who roped a silver-tipped bear with his lariat near Sierra Bonita ranch.
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Shot and killed James Moore; associated with Black Range Cattle Company.
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Man shot twice and killed during a cattle round-up quarrel, left estate of $50,000.
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Little is known about George Fisk from the available sources, which provide no specific details about his life or occupation.
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George F. Patrick was a person who owned, purchased, and sold property, and was charged with and acquitted of an unspecified crime. The historical significance …
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Gregorio Gonzales is a party in the legal case involving the United States and the Victorio Land and Cattle Company.
match score: 3
Appointed receiver for S. Lindauer et als who sold cattle and was involved in a shooting.
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A farmer who owns extensive land, livestock, and orchards in the Mangas valley.
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Man held up and robbed of three dollars by a drunken cowboy near the Santa Fe round house.
match score: 3
Defendant in a lawsuit brought by Charles Bottom over a burro.
match score: 3
A man who lost cattle and found his well deliberately poisoned with strychnine.
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J. H. Slaughter of the San Bernardino ranch has been added to the directorate of the Slaughter Land and Cattle company.
match score: 3
Real estate man, notary, conveyancer, selling ranch property, grants, and cattle.
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A man who stabbed Franz Gustav Valdemor Bruno and fled; he worked for Head & Hearst and divided his time between gambling and punching cattle.
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Foreman of the L.C. Cattle Co. who issued a notice to Gila River cattlemen.
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Indicted for killing and selling cattle; brought in late yesterday afternoon.
match score: 3
Indicted for killing and selling cattle; in jail unable to give $2000 bond.
match score: 3
Mayordomo of Hubbell's sheep herders, killed by Metzger.
match score: 3
A cowboy who shot and killed Lopez and Chavez; employed by Hill of Springer.
match score: 3
Cattleman shot and killed in Ciudad Juarez by Bob Clayton and Dr. Bolton.
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A prominent cattle man from San Miguel County who is under arrest with his cowboys.
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Purchaser from St. Joseph, Missouri, of the NAN brand cattle.
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Owners of the NAN brand of cattle who are turning the herd over to Messrs. Patrick.
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Mayor who returned from Solomonville, Arizona, and reported on the murder of Sol Luna's sheep herders.
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The individuals taking possession of the NAN brand cattle.
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A well-known man who died of cancer at his ranch in the Mogollons after 25 years in the territory.
match score: 3
Indicted along with his sons for unlawfully killing cattle.
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A sheep raiser from Concho who was shot and killed at Holbrook.
match score: 3
A sheep raiser from Concho who was shot and killed at Holbrook.
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Sam Smith was with Uncle Jimmy Metcalf hunting cattle in the Black Range.
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Samuel Kohn deals in wool, hides, furs, etc., in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
match score: 3
Arrested on the Mimbres on complaint of Vic Culbertson for killing cattle.
match score: 3
Owner of sheep herders who were killed by cowboys in Arizona.
match score: 3
The wife who allegedly sold cattle on the Mimbres River and fled with the foreman Jamie.
match score: 3
Son of Peter S. Hall, indicted for unlawfully killing cattle.
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Victor Sais, a prominent and wealthy sheep raiser, returned to the city after a trip to his Socorro County ranches.
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American valley cattle man who was shot by Jo Adkins.
match score: 3
Horse herder working for the San Simon cattle company found dead in Skeleton Canyon.
match score: 3
Cowboy who participated in the killing of Pat Himes; formerly employed by Head & Heart at Apache Tejo and previously stabbed at the Board of Trade.
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Rancher on Duck Creek, nicknamed Skeet, whose ranch was reached by the posse at 11 o'clock p.m.
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Son of Peter S. Hall, indicted for unlawfully killing cattle.
match score: 3
A well-known cowboy who was stabbed by Charles Tate during an altercation at the Board of Trade.
match score: 3
Mentioned in connection with cattle breeding in the December 4, 1891 issue.
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Person who performed cattle spaying work for Vic Culbertson.
match score: 3
A writer for the Current Century Magazine stated that cowboys do not know how to break wild horses and advocated kindness over bronco busting methods.
match score: 3
Al. Carvil is a person for whom no specific historical facts are recorded in the available sources.
match score: 2
Cattleman who brought in 160 head of steers with Thos. J. Clark.
match score: 2
Benjamin Griffin is mentioned as a rancher, possibly in connection with violence or unrest in Mexico.
match score: 2
Bernard S. Rodey is an attorney at law in Albuquerque, New Mexico, attending to all branches of the practice.
match score: 2
A rancher from the Mangas who captured a female mountain lion.
match score: 2
A Mexican boy in charge of one herd of sheep.
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Group claiming a three-quarters interest in the Corralitos ranch who attacked a Mexican cattle buyer.
match score: 2