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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Brand new, clean rooms for lodging by the night, week, or month.
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Brands of flour sold by H.B. Cartwright.
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A brand or product name for cigars sold in Hillsboro, New Mexico.
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Advertisement for Kirschbaum Clothes, emphasizing wide range of fabrics, patterns, styles, sizes, all wool and hand tailored, with a guarantee of refund for imp…
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Personal account of western ranching written by William French.
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Cultural group associated with the potsherds found on the Mimbres River ruin.
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Eye disease affecting cattle due to snow reflection.
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Possibly a misspelling; refers to an opera house booking or beer brand.
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Overshoes that the herder returned to the young lady.
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Pabst beer is one of the brands sold by M B Fowler.
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Hounds sent for by the GOS Cattle Company to hunt bear and other animals.
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The number and type of cattle sold.
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The Sierra Land & Cattle Company moved their stock of goods to a brick building.
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The supplementary premium list is being prepared by the State fair commission to double prizes for blooded range cattle and hogs.
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Brand of steel ranges sold by S Patty.
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Three-year-old steers were sold at $8 each by the CA Bar Cattle Company.
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A tidal wave followed the Indians, swallowing cattle, horses, and fields of grain.
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Two-year-old steers were sold at $14 each by the CA Bar Cattle Company.
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Brand of oil sold at Steeles Garage.
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A legal entitlement mentioned as necessary to maintain cattle.
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Dresses in all wool serges, corduroys, and fancy materials, regularly worth $18.00 and $20.00.
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Yearling steers were sold at $11 each by the CA Bar Cattle Company.
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Collection containing this recording, housed at the Center for Southwest Research.
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Wagon train carrying women, children, and supplies, attacked by Indians.
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