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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An inoffensive man who was assaulted and badly frightened by a gang of cowboys.
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W.E. Weeks, president of the Soda Springs Cattle Company, purchased 7,000 head of steers in Las Vegas.
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W F McCaughan reported the sale of cattle from T C Mitchell and T W Snyder.
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A man who had two horses stolen, one from the Pinos Altos road.
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W. W. Fertiiison is mentioned as having his house well drilled and going to deal with cattle.
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Ben Perry sold his ranch and stock to Charles Gatlin.
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Son of Peter S. Hall Sr., member of the Hall family of rustlers.
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Resident of Georgetown who committed suicide in Silver City while attending court as a witness.
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Cash Keen is a person about whom no specific claims are recorded.
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Chapman was a person who owned property of an unspecified nature. No further historical significance can be determined from the available information.
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Man from Carlisle who disappeared and reportedly went to England after an inheritance; his real name was A. Wolfenden.
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A man tried for killing Peter Frazier near Carlisle; he was located in the mountains with a flock of goats.
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Helped round up over three hundred beeves for shipment.
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Three brothers who kept a dairy ranch on Whiskey Creek and discovered the Silver Cell mine.
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Edmund Hayes is mentioned in a list of names possibly related to incidents involving Americans in Mexico.
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The foreman of the excited individual accompanied the wife in fleeing with the proceeds.
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Johnny Payne sold his ranch and stock to Charles Gatlin.
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John W. (Jack) Fleming is a person with unknown ownership and sales relationships. Further historical significance is not determinable from the available inform…
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A Mexican charged with the murder of a Chinese cook at the summit section house near Lordsburg.
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Brother of William D. Witt who fled with Peter Hall Jr.'s group.
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Texas native and former Ranger captain who rented his Mimbres place to Cureton Brothers.
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The Lasater brothers, also known as the Lassater brothers, owned and sold to unknown entities.
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Lindauer was a person, but no further information about their identity or historical significance is available from the provided sources.
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Nothing is known about the person named Lockhart from the provided claims.
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An unidentified man who was assaulted by Constable Rodriguez in the Monarch saloon.
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An older man living in a house in the woods who attempted to murder Mr. Hardy.
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Purchaser who received steers and shipped them east.
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Pat Devine is a person, but no specific historical facts about them are available from the supplied claims.
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A fugitive who fled from Bill Bates' ranch and was the only one with a warrant, turned over to officers.
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An older man who quietly surrendered when the posse entered his house.
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One of the fugitives who fled on horseback and let Kemp ride behind him.
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Employee of Head & Heart's in charge of Cow Springs ranch, sent a postal card to Murray.
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Captain of the round-up who was shot in the leg during quarrel, expected to die.
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A man killed by an explosion of blasting caps at the Modoc mine.
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A fugitive whose horse fell and was killed by his own pistol, then mounted behind Riley.
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A person telling a story about an experience in the Black Range.
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A man tasked with guarding company funds who was shot and killed by robbers.
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Author who wrote in the Record about Argentine agricultural growth.
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Little is known about W. A. Bradshaw; no specific facts are recorded about their occupation, arrests, acquittals, or military service.
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No specific biographical information about Walter Birchfield is known from the available claims.
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Willard is described as a thriving commercial city in Torrance County, destined to be the county seat.
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