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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Ranch owner at the head of Greenwood canyon with sheep and goats.
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Wife of stockman near Wilcox who committed suicide after being bitten by a mad coyote.
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The foreman of the Detroit & Rio Grande Cattle Company ranch.
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Father of girls who discovered a body near Cane Springs while herding sheep.
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Location in Socorro county where cowboy row resulted in deaths of John, Jerry Davis, and Fred Grostette.
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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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Location where Lockhart and Lindauer were holding 1700 head of cattle.
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Man killed at Separ by four cowboys.
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Patriarch of the Hall family, recognized as part of a band of horse and cattle thieves.
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A Mexican man who fatally shot Deputy Sheriff Hall and was convicted of murder in the first degree.
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Location near Carlisle where a herd of cattle has located.
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The sheep killing occurred between the Juan d Dios and Putullo, and A. Eutaskowski is from Puerto de Luna.
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A cowboy working for J. E. Saint who was present at Grant's Station.
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Rio Grande valley is part of the route Levi Baldwin drove his cattle through.
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Cowboys of 101 at Headquarters in the Rita Blanco canyon.
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Recent round-up where branding thefts were discovered.
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A cattle round-up occurring in the neighborhood where the butchering took place.
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A location waypoint in a cattle range route.
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The county where J. W. Lynch operates as a cattle man.
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Location of the roundup association working area.
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Location near where Jas. Mirk was held up by a drunken cowboy.
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Has a ranch where the north wagon roundup commences.
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Cowpuncher leader who introduced cowboys to President Roosevelt.
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An odd character ranching above Clifton on the Blue who went missing.
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A location waypoint in a cattle range route.
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An owner or manager of Block & Bebo's store who ordered the cowboys to stop throwing dice.
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The number and type of cattle sold.
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Location where horse herder White (Comanche) was found dead, shot in the back.
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Herders of the other flock who were asleep and awakened by the noise and dust.
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Location in Idaho where the steers were delivered and where the Soda Springs Cattle Company was based.
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A railroad line forming part of a cattle range boundary.
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Person to whom Warrant No. 530 was issued; also presented warrant for registration.
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Reported selling cattle or calves; listed alongside Capt. James and Dick Arnold.
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The State fair commission is preparing a supplementary premium list to increase prizes for blooded range cattle and hog classes.
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Rancher whose home in the Animas valley burned down while he was away shearing sheep; he estimated his loss at about fifteen hundred dollars.
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The newspaper that the cattle raiser told the story to.
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Associations cooperating to prosecute intruding cattlemen.
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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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A location waypoint in a cattle range route.
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A location in the Southwest where Jack Fleming employed cowboys and where Charles Hutchinson hung around.
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Brand of steel ranges sold by S Patty.
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One of Head & Hearst's ranches where Indians secured about twenty more horses.
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Previous owners of what became Nan Ranch, from whom the Patricks purchased cattle and property.
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Cattleman who brought in 160 head of steers with Arthur Goodell and sold them to Nathan Hall.
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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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Judge and rancher who lost 20 colts to mountain lions and sold 35 cow-ponies to Sheriff Lockhart.
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Son of Peter S. Hall Sr., member of the Hall family of rustlers.
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Two-year-old steers were sold at $14 each by the CA Bar Cattle Company.
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An inoffensive man who was assaulted and badly frightened by a gang of cowboys.
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Conductor Donohue's crew loaded a car of cattle in record time.
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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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Area where Montague F. Stevens raised cattle.
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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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