Spanish & Mexican Era in Grant County, NM
Before the Mexican-American War transferred Grant County to US territory in 1848, the region was a contested borderland under Spanish (to 1821) then Mexican rule, with Apache resistance shaping all of it.
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Location in McKinley County, New Mexico, associated with the subjects.
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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 ransom stipulated in the agreement with the Mexican bandits for the release of the aviators.
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Price per hundredweight at which 88 New Mexico steers sold in Kansas City.
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Ransom amount stipulated in the agreement with Mexican bandits for release of aviators.
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The article lists the Republican candidates for the 1906 territorial election in New Mexico.
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In 1913, New Mexico saw significant increases in gold, silver, copper, and zinc production, despite lower prices for some metals.
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Black regiment serving across multiple forts in New Mexico.
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Black regiment serving across multiple forts in New Mexico.
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A company of the Civilian Conservation Corps stationed in San Antonio, New Mexico.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a furnished 5-room house.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a 6-room house on Chapelle Street.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a 6-room house on Washington Avenue.
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7,000 head of steers were sold in Las Vegas in the largest individual sale in New Mexico.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a furnished 7-room house on Palace Avenue with restrictions.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a 9-room house with specified amenities.
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A store in Silver City, New Mexico, located on Bullard Street, above which H. Harlee has his law office.
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A.A. Sedillo is an attorney at law in Socorro, New Mexico.
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A. A. Sedilu is an attorney at law practicing in Socorro, New Mexico.
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An attorney at law practicing in Hillsboro, New Mexico.
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Found dead in a jacal near Davis' mill; coroner's jury ruled it a suicide.
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Abeyta Block is a building in Socorro, New Mexico, housing the dental office of I. R. Kittrell.
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A. B. Renehan has returned from a brief visit to Albuquerque.
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Rock broke loose, destroying roasting plant, buildings, piping, killing one woman and injuring a Mexican miner.
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The archive holding the photograph of Mr. Boyle, located in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Sheriff of Socorro county who passed through town to Kingston with his wife.
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Adobe buildings in New Mexico are the subject of photographs featured in pictorial works from Santa Fe.
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Adobe houses are shown in photographs of New Mexico.
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Commercial Agent for the Mexican Central Railway based in El Paso, Texas.
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A G Hardin was a resident of Lordsburg, New Mexico, and named as an incorporator of the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.
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Author of a chapter on turkey raising at Paquime in northern Mexico.
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Cashier of a business in Hillsboro, New Mexico, offering various goods and services.
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A mining claim of 160 linear feet in the Palomas Mining District, Socorro County, New Mexico.
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United States Senator from New Mexico whose residence on Arizona street was leased for use as a home for Fort Bliss nurses.
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Newspaper in Albuquerque, New Mexico, criticized for its policy.
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A. Letcher is associated with a store in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
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The Alfalfa Lbr Co is advertising coal supply in Clovis, New Mexico.
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Recipient of the Alumni Scholarship from Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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A dispute between the two Mexicans.
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A screened domestic coal marketed as the best in New Mexico, sold by Sam Watkins.
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The American Lumber Company was a defendant in a lawsuit filed by the United States over land rights and accounting in New Mexico.
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An attorney and solicitor in chancery practicing in Hillsboro, New Mexico.
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A. Morrison is a counselor at law in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
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Amurat Purand is a historical landscape portrait and ornamental painter in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
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A Mexican man found shot through the body near the heart, still alive but unable to identify his shooter.
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Participants in the Camp Grant Massacre, along with Mexican civilians and O'odham allies.
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A claimant who filed a homestead entry and notice of intention to make final proof.
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Mining district in Sonora, Mexico, where the Oso Negro mine is located.
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Arizona is mentioned as a territory proposed to be joined with New Mexico in a single state.
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Catalog record for a panoramic gelatin silver photograph of sanatoriums and military facilities in New Mexico.
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The league in which the Duty Dodgers and Gomez's Mexican nine played.
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Father of Arthur L. Allen Jr., who with his wife established a scholarship at New Mexico Military Institute in memory of their son.
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A railroad that once had a division point in Coolage, now Guam, New Mexico.
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Augustin is a commander in the Mexican federal army sending reinforcements from Chihuahua.
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Listed among individuals associated with Kingston.
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A company offering loans on farm lands and livestock, located in Clayton, New Mexico.
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Operator of a restaurant and blacksmith services in Kingston, New Mexico, as of October 22, 1887.
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A corporation incorporated in New Mexico with no stockholder liability.
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Banco Comercial de Chihuahua has a capital of 600,000 and deals in Mexican money and exchange.
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Internal Revenue Collector who appointed J. Porter Jones as deputy gauger for New Mexico.
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