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 cattle round-up at Aravaipa where a drunken cowboy accidentally shot himself.
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Origin of a pack of blood hounds sent for by the GOS Cattle Company.
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Cattleman who brought in 160 head of steers with Thos. J. Clark.
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A cowardly assault committed by cowboys on an inoffensive Chinaman in the lower Mimbres.
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A cowardly assault on an inoffensive Chinaman by cowboys in the lower Mimbres.
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Railroad company that announced a cattle shipping rate from Deming to Kansas.
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A valley waypoint in a cattle range route.
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Cattle category quoted at various price ranges depending on feed type and grade.
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Benjamin Griffin is mentioned as a rancher, possibly in connection with violence or unrest in Mexico.
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Location of the Humboldt Land & Cattle Company ranch.
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Bernard S. Rodey is an attorney at law in Albuquerque, New Mexico, attending to all branches of the practice.
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A rancher from the Mangas who captured a female mountain lion.
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Block & Bebo's store at Grant's Station was the site where cowboys were playing dice before being confronted by Simon Block.
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Boss Patent Flour Club House is a brand or company for which the newspaper is an agent.
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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.
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Briscoe is branding calves with Stephens and Morton, and has an order from Al Bearman for a riding attachment plow.
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Owner of a cattle camp near El Rito where men were bitten by a mad coyote.
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Butter brands Koulderado and None Nicer are advertised at 70c per pound.
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The Halls stole from L. C. or C. A. bar cattle.
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A cattle brand whose cattle were targeted by the Hall family's rustling operation.
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Rancher or boss who rounded up his cow-punchers and lectured them about marrying.
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A group of cowboys working under Captain French who he addressed regarding their work habits and marriage plans.
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Reported selling cattle or calves; listed with 160 units.
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A stockman who decided to have 800 head of his she stock spayed.
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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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Cowboy found frozen to death on the plains near Folsom while following a stampeding cattle herd.
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Brand of teas and coffees sold by H.B. Cartwright.
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An unnamed Chinaman was reportedly assaulted by cowboys employed by the Hall brothers while they were passing through from Texas.
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A rancher who came into the city with his mother and wife due to Indian rumors and laid in a supply of cartridges.
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County where three cowboys froze to death while holding cattle for Col. R. G. Head.
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A cattle owner whose finest cattle were driven off by the Halls.
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Person for whom 1800 head of beef cattle were being held in Colfax County when cowboys froze.
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Railroad conductor on the Magdalena branch who broke cattle-loading speed records.
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A series of attacks by a mad coyote on four men at Bud Eddleman's cattle camp near El Rito, resulting in three deaths.
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Rancher who reported losing 5 colts to mountain lions.
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The copper claims are in a canon branching off from Dark Canon.
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Deming, Luna County, New Mexico is the location of a new refrigerating plant and subject of freight rate discussions.
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Location of the potsherd collection site near Deming in the Mimbres Valley.
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A brand of bread advertised as 'The Best' sold at The Little Store.
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Son of Peter S. Hall Sr., member of the Hall family of rustlers.
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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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Location of Lyons & Campbell Cattle Company's alfalfa fields and artificial lake.
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D. Watelet is a wholesale and retail dealer in liquors, including whiskies and brandies.
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A cowboy working for J. E. Saint who was involved in a dispute at Grant's Station.
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A cowboy working for J. E. Saint who was present at Grant's Station.
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Destination in Kansas for cattle shipments.
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El Paso is the destination of Kay Forbes' journey.
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Location near Bud Eddleman's cattle camp where men were bitten by a rabid coyote.
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Brand of organ advertised as the only organ in the city, at 26 El Paso Street.
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Location where cattle were held and shipped from.
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An event on the streets involving a drunken cowboy riding a bucking cayuse.
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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 hot fight between cowboys and Apaches near Stein's peak.
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