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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Dr. M. McCreary is a physician and surgeon with an office in the Magdalena Alien Hotel Annex, New Mexico.
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A state senate candidate from Arlesia, New Mexico.
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A physician previously practicing in Silver City, New Mexico, whose former office rooms were occupied by LL T Williams.
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Dr Swisher is a graduate of the University of New York City and former U.S. Examining Surgeon in Socorro, New Mexico.
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Dr. Swisshelm is noted as a graduate of the University of New York City in 1875 and former U.S. Examining Surgeon in Socorro, New Mexico.
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A physician and surgeon in Silver City, New Mexico, with an office over Roberts Store and at his residence, available day and night.
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County Surveyor based in Mcintosh, New Mexico.
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An artificial lake on Duck Creek described as probably the finest body of water in New Mexico.
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The Duke City is a nickname for Albuquerque, New Mexico, referenced as the origin point for Col. W. S. Hopewell.
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A place in New Mexico from which Warren and Heffernan visited Hillsboro.
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Earl Patterson, class of 1902, donated his diploma to the New Mexico Military Institute.
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Elected Grand Tyler, residing in San Marcial.
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Edmund Hayes is mentioned in a list of names possibly related to incidents involving Americans in Mexico.
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Edwin F. Coard served as Clerk of the New Mexico State Corporation Commission and attested to the certificate issued on July 7, 1916.
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Attorney at law practicing in Hillsboro, New Mexico.
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Attorneys at law based in Hillsboro, New Mexico, offering legal services across the Territory.
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Seller of wines and liquors in Clayton, New Mexico.
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Mine in Mexico where a rockfall accident caused death and destruction.
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E. L. Carpenter of Dawson is the manager for the Phelps Dodge company in New Mexico and helped invite Governor Thurman on the trip.
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Mining man shipping 18 tons per day of lead ore from the Alpha and Omega mine.
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Graduate of New Mexico Military Institute class of 1927, received B.A. from University of Arkansas in June 1929.
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The Elephant Butte reclamation service project is a federal initiative requiring land acquisition in southern New Mexico.
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Elfego Baca, also known as JJLFECO BACA, is a person for whom no biographical details are recorded in the available sources.
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Composer of the song 'O, Fair New Mexico' introduced in Sousa's march.
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Pioneer of southwestern New Mexico who helped organize a hospital in Silver City's mining camp and died at age 90.
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Author of a feature on Buffalo Soldiers in New Mexico.
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The El Paso and Southwestern Railway hosted Governor Thurman and invited him on a tour of their line in eastern New Mexico.
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The newspaper publishing this article about New Mexico mineral wealth.
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City in Texas where the commercial agent for the Mexican Central Railway is based.
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Co-owner of Block & Bebo's store who shot Brazile and handed his Winchester to a Mexican to finish him off.
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Emil Fritz is a military personnel subject of a photograph from the 'Souvenir of New Mexico' album.
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Emory Pass is a mountain pass on State Road 90 in southwestern New Mexico, near the mining town of Santa Rita.
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Company that owned the Guadalupe Calvo mining hacienda in southern Chihuahua.
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A building in Silver City, New Mexico, housing professional offices, including that of JJKIL W RIGHT.
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John ertling from Douglas, Arizona, is mentioned in connection with events in Mexico, possibly as a victim or witness.
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Escaped train robbers with whom one of the captured Mexicans was killed.
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William Walters, alias Bronco Bill, escaped the county jail by holding a guard at gunpoint with a smuggled revolver and fleeing on horseback toward Mexico.
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Town in New Mexico near where a Mexican woman was killed by a bear.
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Location in New Mexico mentioned as a dateline for the notice and as a precinct stopping place.
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A fertile valley in New Mexico lying between the Manzano Mountains on the west.
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A man working on the Gila in Southern New Mexico who claims to have a medicine that cures any disease.
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Evans is mentioned in relation to New Mexico New Alfalfa Hay at John W Hills.
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Elected Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge A. F. and A. M. of New Mexico.
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A building in Silver City, New Mexico, housing professional offices, including that of Thomas S Heflin.
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The article notes that there were no extradition laws between New Mexico, Texas, and Mexico.
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A town in Texas on the Mexican border near where the soldiers were captured.
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Location where Mexican raiders stole horses and captured soldiers.
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A gunfight on the Mimbres River involving Pilar and other Mexicans, arising from an abduction.
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An attorney at law practicing in Silver City, New Mexico.
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A bank in El Paso, Texas, with capital, surplus, and profits.
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A ranch located east of the Mexico line included in the described route.
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A mountain range near Deming, New Mexico, featured on a promotional postcard of the Mimbres Valley.
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Listed as a visitor at The Timmer, from Mexico.
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Location in Luna County, New Mexico where potsherds were collected from a ruin.
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A location in New Mexico where James L. Feeney resided.
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Location in McKinley County, New Mexico where L.K. Hopkins bought the burden basket in Spring 1882.
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A figure associated with the early Spanish and Mexican period of the Santa Rita del Cobre mine.
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Frank F. Gormley is an undertaker and embalmer in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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An individual listed among the subjects of a DPLA record about Galisteo, New Mexico.
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An officer of The Perch Lodge No. 9, I.O.O.F. in Hillsboro, New Mexico.
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