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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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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Party making shipments of sheep from Chihuahua or Sonora.
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Owners of the NAN brand of cattle sold to J. W. Patrick.
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Lassater Bros owned cattle that were killed by unknown individuals near San Lorenzo in late 1887.
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Brothers who had two or three head of cattle killed by unknown fiends.
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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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Opposing football team defeated by NMMI Broncos 20-0.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Arrested on the Mimbres on complaint of Vic Culbertson for killing cattle.
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Owner of sheep herders who were killed by cowboys in Arizona.
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The wife who allegedly sold cattle on the Mimbres River and fled with the foreman Jamie.
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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.
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Western Brewery in Santa Fe, paying highest prices for wool, hides, sheepskins, goatskins, and furs.
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Horse herder working for the San Simon cattle company found dead in Skeleton Canyon.
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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.
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A well-known cowboy who was stabbed by Charles Tate during an altercation at the Board of Trade.
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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.
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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.
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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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Ranch employing the drunken cowboy who robbed Jas. Mirk.
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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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Al. Carvil is a person for whom no specific historical facts are recorded in the available sources.
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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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Location of a cattle round-up where the shooting incident occurred.
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