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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Road near which G. W. Apusy had cattle located about twelve miles from Globe.
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A brand of car driven recklessly in Laredo.
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Location in Luna County, New Mexico where potsherds were collected from a ruin.
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A celebration including a cattle roping tournament in Solomonville, Arizona.
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Brand new, clean rooms for lodging by the night, week, or month.
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Geo. M. Slaughter of Roswell is a director of the Slaughter Land and Cattle company.
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Railway that shipped a train of 3 cars containing over $70,000 worth of cattle.
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Gibson, along with his son, owns about 400 head of cattle that trespassed on John Brockman's property.
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Gibson's son co-owns about 400 head of cattle that entered John Brockman's cornfield and whose effects were placed in Brockman's house.
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Area east of the Mimbres River where the NAN brand ranches were located.
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A creek north of Brockman's mentioned in a cattle range route.
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Area where mountain lions were killing young colts belonging to ranchers.
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A cattle outfit on the Sapello where Vic Culbertson works.
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The Hall brothers employed a gang of cowboys who allegedly assaulted a Chinaman while traveling through the lower Mimbres from Texas.
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Location where cowboy John Denton made and won a marriage bet.
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A rancher living nearby who was bound over as an accessory to the shooting between Rinker and Crawford.
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Canyon where the cowboys struck the Apaches' trail.
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Hudfe is the destination for two trains carrying over $70,000 worth of cattle shipped through Alpine.
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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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A man who went to the house of Robert Miller and fired a pistol at him in the presence of Mrs. Miller.
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A man who employed Red Pugh as a cowboy in the Burros some years prior.
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The foreman who allegedly accompanied Susan after she sold cattle and fled the country.
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An employer of cowboys Earl Hudson, E. H. Brazile, and Richard Wilson.
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Dealer in pianos including Cable, Nelson, Kimball, and Adam Schaaf brands.
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A cowboy figure referenced in a poetic line about wanting to be a steer.
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John Brockman filed a lawsuit against Gibson and son for $99 in damages after they allowed cattle to trespass on his cornfield.
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A cowboy who arrived from the ranch in Holbrook, Arizona, and won a bet by marrying a girl within an hour.
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Field recorder and collector of the song Canción Ranchera.
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John Dwyer is a person whose occupation and discoveries are unknown from the available sources.
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Has a ranch at the head of San Simon valley where the south wagon roundup commences.
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Participant in a quarrel during a cattle round-up near Springerville.
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Rancher who reported losing 16 colts to mountain lions.
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A man who fought off three cowboys after they insulted a young lady he was escorting.
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Cowboy found frozen to death on the plains near Folsom while following a stampeding cattle herd.
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The sheep killing occurred between the Juan d Dios and Putullo.
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Prize cattle from the Kansas City Fat Stock Show will be added to Midland herds.
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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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K. L. Slaughter operates the ranch and is a director of the Slaughter Land and Cattle company.
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Lassiter Bros, also known as Lassater Bros, is a person mentioned in two sources, but no specific ownership or other details are known.
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This raid caused severe suffering in Grant and Graham counties, prompting ranchers to take action.
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Range where steers were held and from which Mr. Boyce purchased cattle.
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Lm Hon is mentioned as going to something (likely a location) for a week to get cattle.
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The lower Mimbres is the area where a gang of cowboys assaulted a Chinaman while traveling from Texas.
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Refugee and cattle king of Mexico who formerly occupied the Fall residence.
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A company with a south pipe line and cattle range mentioned in route descriptions.
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A rabid coyote attacked four men at Bud Eddleman's cattle camp near El Rito, resulting in three deaths from hydrophobia.
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A railroad branch where Conductor Donohue worked and broke cattle-loading records.
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A creek mentioned in a cattle range route.
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Area where mountain lions were killing young colts belonging to ranchers.
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Marathon is the location of Jackson Market, which purchased cattle.
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District where cowboys searched all night for the Apaches.
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Personal account of western ranching written by William French.
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Midland, Texas is the location of notable cattle deals and the sale of Hereford cows.
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Cultural group associated with the potsherds found on the Mimbres River ruin.
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The Slaughter Land and Cattle Company owns a big ranch near Moctezuma.
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A creek waypoint in a cattle range route.
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Region where Pat Kelly raises sheep.
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Morton is branding calves with Stephens and Briscoe.
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A field on Brockman's property where Gibson and son's cattle were turned loose.
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