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 wool clip that Lopez and Chavez had just sold before the shooting.
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Wooly aphis is an infestation found in orchards in the Roswell area.
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A brand of canned goods, including French Lima Beans, described as green and fresh.
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A pony branded Z-P on the left hip was stolen from James Metcalf's pasture.
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Livestock owned by James Metcalf.
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A folk song recorded by J.D. Robb, with text from the Cancionero Occidental.
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The intended use of the enclosed ground.
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The range in question with its surroundings that will become a bijou.
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A mad coyote ran through Laguna and surrounding country, attacking people and cattle.
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Livestock category with subclasses quoted at various price ranges.
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Category with price range 775-815.
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The flocks that came together and were separated by a revolver shot.
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Costumes regularly marked at 5000 and up, offered at half price.
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Four antelope have taken up residence with cattle on the Diamond Creek cattle range.
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Group introduced to President Roosevelt by Captain Bullock.
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Cress had accumulated property worth an estimated $20,000 to $25,000.
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Property described as among the best in Socorro County.
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Men on day herd with the FDW ranch in Texas.
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Men on day herd with the JA ranch in Texas.
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Men on day herd with the XIT ranch in Texas.
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Price of alfalfa in the stack for fattening beef cattle.
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Sale price for yearling steers from the CA Bar Cattle Company.
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The railroad shipping rate for cattle to Kansas or Nebraska that cattlemen can no longer afford.
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Sale price for two-year-old steers from the CA Bar Cattle Company.
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Cost of railway charges to ship 3000 head of stock cattle from New Mexico to Beowawe.
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The price paid for each head of cattle.
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Estimated value of J. W. Cress's accumulated property including horses and cattle.
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Amount for which NAN cattle and ranches were conveyed to S. T. Harkey.
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A reduction of $30,000 in valuation was entered for the Carpenter-Stanley Cattle Company.
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The value of cattle lost by J. H. Riley.
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A rebate of $615 on taxes was entered in favor of the Carpenter-Stanley Cattle Company.
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The approximate total value of 7440 head of steer cattle sold by Lyons & Campbell in one season.
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Sale price for three-year-old steers from the CA Bar Cattle Company.
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John Brockman is seeking $99 in damages from Gibson and son for property damage caused by their cattle.
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Cowboys of 101 at Headquarters in the Rita Blanco canyon.
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Lockhart and Lindauer are holding 1700 head of cattle at Palomas.
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A herd of 300 cows owned by T C Mitchell and company was sold to Jackson Market of Marathon.
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Cattle sold by Mike Slattery at $14 and $19 per head.
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Cattle sold by Barber, Slane, and Terrell to G. F. Black.
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Number of cattle cars ordered from the agent at Deming.
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Steers sold by J. C. Lea Cattle Company and the Black outfit to W. E. Weeks.
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Herd captured by Indians from the wagon train.
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Heilzang Brewing Co is proprietary of the Adolph brand.
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Alfalfa farming is mentioned as advantageous for cattle growing.
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Anheuser Busch beer is one of the brands sold by M B Fowler.
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Cattle category quoted at various price ranges depending on feed type and grade.
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Butter brands Koulderado and None Nicer are advertised at 70c per pound.
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Cedar brakes is a location mentioned by Tom Hall where twenty-seven additional cattle were killed.
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The celery that one cowboy was about to eat, which the other warned him was a bouquet.
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Brand of teas and coffees sold by H.B. Cartwright.
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A brand of bread advertised as 'The Best' sold at The Little Store.
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S. T. Bitting and Samuel B. Smith are sinking a discovery shaft on their copper claims in a canon branching off from Dark Canon.
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Brand of organ advertised as the only organ in the city, at 26 El Paso Street.
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Cigarette brand advertised in the article.
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The federal government's share of the cost of slaughtering affected cattle and reimbursing owners was $1,840,000.
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A fence being built by Jose Perez's men to enclose a cattle corral.
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Ferd Heim beer is one of the brands sold by M B Fowler.
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A specific product under the Ferndell Brand, described as being green and fresh as though just picked.
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First prize at the cattle roping tournament won by Billy Birchfield.
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A brand of car driven recklessly in Laredo.
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