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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Herd of cattle being held in Colfax County when cowboys froze to death.
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Herd of cattle Levi Baldwin was driving to Kansas.
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A shipment valued at over $70,000 consisting of cattle was sent from Alpine via train.
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A bald-faced bay mare with the brand M on its left shoulder.
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Cattle brand owned by Mr. Robeson.
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The hide left at the scene after the brand was cut out and ears cut off to conceal ownership.
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A list of cattle prices from Western Newspaper Union New Service Denver.
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A cattle brand managed by Vic Culbertson on the Sapello.
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A herd of cattle brought in by the cowboys and located at Pine Cienega.
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Levi Baldwin's herd of 250 cattle that he is driving to Kansas.
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A large herd of cattle that Susan allegedly sold on the Mimbres River before fleeing.
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About 3500 head of cattle with saddle stock and four ranches, sold to J. W. Patrick for $13 per head.
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Approximately 3,500 head of cattle with saddle stock and four ranches, sold to J. W. Patrick.
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Cattle operation and ranches managed by the Hudson brothers for S. T. Harkey.
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Cattle brand owned by James W. Patrick and George F. Patrick, sold to S. T. Harkey.
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Cattle and property sold to S. T. Harkey for $21,000, originally purchased from the Lassaters by the Patricks.
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A brand of cattle and horses located on the Nan Ranch.
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Cattle and horse brands on Nan Ranch subject to ownership dispute.
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Metcalf and Smith were hunting stray cattle in the Black Range.
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A branding iron owned by Charlie McDaniels, implied to have been used improperly and possibly the reason for his disappearance.
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Livestock owned by Gibson and son that were turned loose in Mr. Brockman's cornfield.
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A horse stolen from Al. Carvil.
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Shipped through Alpine to Hudfe via G H & S A railway.
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Type of ranch accommodating tourists, where guests learn rope-twirling.
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A horse belonging to W. H. Durkee that was stolen.
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Livestock captured by Indians during the attack.
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A valuable mare stolen from W. H. Donaldson on the night of the 19th instant.
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Items purchased for cash by a business on the south side of the Plaza in Las Vegas.
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Price per head for the NAN brand cattle including ranches.
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Prices at which Mike Slattery sold 6,000 head of twos and threes cattle.
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Price at which Clark and Goodell's cattle sold.
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Price at which Siggins' cattle sold.
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Unauthorized rebate on 1889 assessment rolls in favor of the Carpenter-Stanley Cattle Company.
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Last year's total cattle shipment from Deming.
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A second train carrying 14 cars of cattle followed the first shipment from Alpine.
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Number of stock cattle shipped by M. Haalf from Separ to Elmdale, Kansas.
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Number of cattle shipped from Deming so far this season.
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Cattle sold by the HHH Cattle Company.
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220 head of cattle brought in by Isaac Siggins.
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The company will soon ship between 3,000 and 4,000 head of cattle.
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Blooded range cattle are one of the classes for which prizes are being increased.
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A cattle brand mentioned in relation to a court case.
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Herd of buffalo depicted in the photographs.
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Cattle owned by G. W. Apusy located about twelve miles from here on the old Florence road.
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A car of cattle was loaded by Conductor Donohue and his crew in a record time.
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Cattle are mentioned as bellowing and rushing to escape during the event.
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Most of the Head & Hearst cattle have been shipped.
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Cattle imports through El Paso customs house amounted to 70 percent of all imports during the past year.
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Cattle shipments from Doming this season total about 20,000 head, up from 100,000 last year; expected to rise.
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General topic of cowboy and ranching reminiscences and lore included in the letter.
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A brand of canned, bottled, and shelf goods including French Lima Beans.
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A large gray stallion branded S U with a bar over the U was found among stolen horses.
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Brand used by the Hall gang to mark stolen calves driven to their ranch after killing the parent cows.
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A big brown horse branded J P was found and supposed to be from Colfax county.
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Potsherds collected from the surface of a ruin on the former bed of the Mimbres River in Luna County, New Mexico.
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The wife and foreman fled the country taking the proceeds of the cattle.
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Ranches in the Mimbres area were sold by Israel King and the Hewlett brothers to Chicago parties.
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James Metcalf's sheep herder found the dying man and reported the incident.
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The steer cattle sale is one of the largest ever made from a western range.
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Cattle belonging to Lassater Bros that were killed by unknown persons.
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