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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The subjects listed for the book include new mexico.
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The Supreme Court of New Mexico continued in session, with opinions handed down in various cases.
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Michael Steck was appointed Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the Territory of New Mexico.
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Publishing company that publishes The Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper.
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The treaty promised New Mexico sovereignty over sixty years ago.
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Two individuals described as crazy Mexicans who were sent to jail.
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Two individuals of Mexican descent who were involved in an altercation.
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A ghost town in New Mexico, owned by Phelps Dodge, with a heyday around 1915.
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This organization oversaw Indian affairs in the Territory of New Mexico, including communications with local citizens and Indigenous groups.
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Doc Hines was a person who was arrested multiple times, fought in unknown conflicts, lived at unknown locations, owned several unknown items, and witnessed an u…
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A presidio in Chihuahua that served as a diplomatic and military center for Spanish and Mexican relations with Apache bands.
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An unidentified man who was assaulted by Constable Rodriguez in the Monarch saloon.
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A nervy Mexican youth saved six human lives during a moment of peril in New Mexico.
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The territorial Republican party holding a convention in Silver City.
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The Sierra County Advocate is the official newspaper of Sierra County, New Mexico, serving as a medium for legal notices and proclamations.
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Location of a big copper camp being built by Phelps-Dodge Company near the Burro Mountains.
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A woman confined in the county jail who was sent to her people in Albuquerque.
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An individual living in a house belonging to W. Lee Thompson.
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Military unit listed in the muster roll.
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Residence of Albert K Mitchell.
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Albuquerque, New Mexico is the location from which a special report about the court ruling was sent to The New Mexican.
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A man killed east of Cook's Peak while caught with stolen stock.
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A Mexican was shot in the head by another Mexican.
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Railroad charging exorbitant freight rates that prompted the Detroit Copper Company to consider building a competing line.
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A bibliographic entry listing books about New Mexico's history with pages and a digital availability note.
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This bill was under consideration by the committee on territories.
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A cattle raiser from New Mexico told the St. Louis Globe Democrat about cowboys preventing stampedes by singing.
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Location where J. W. Cavitt was shot and killed.
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Location of the U.S. Land Office.
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Destination of Mormon families passing through town.
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A mill in Hurley, New Mexico used for processing copper.
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Aerial view of a copper processing mill in Hurley, New Mexico.
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Location of the potsherd collection site near Deming in the Mimbres Valley.
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A railroad being graded south of Deming, with camps sixty to seventy-five miles south.
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Referenced in the same political context, as the group to whom no concession was made by republican papers.
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Type of ranch accommodating tourists, where guests learn rope-twirling.
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Location where the final proof hearing took place, and where witnesses reside.
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A weekly newspaper (semanario) based in Santa Fe that published this article.
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The fourteenth annual meeting of the New Mexico Christian Endeavor Union took place in Albuquerque on March 3, 1911, featuring worship, reports, and officer ele…
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Location of Charles Ilfell's business and a wagon shop.
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An organization with newly elected officers as reported in the February 1, 1889, issue.
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Publication location of the Cancionero Occidental (text says Jallaco, likely Jalisco).
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Deceased woman, age 42, died from pneumonia in Albuquerque.
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Location where Charles Howard was killed during a balloon ascension.
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A geographical subject of the photograph.
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Location of Martin Kief's lumber business.
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Company that compounded the International Liniment and Medicated Oil.
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Pioneer who worked at Guadalupe Calvo, joined McKnight at Santa Rita, and became renowned as an Indian fighter.
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A town in Sierra County, New Mexico, where several businesses and professionals were located in 1887.
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Place where Geo. A. Elsworth will work as telegraph operator.
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The land description for Antonlc Jose Mares' homestead entry.
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The location where the newspaper is published and where businesses are located.
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Bought and sold by the First National Bank.
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The railroad company whose express train was robbed near Chihuahua.
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A railway company with two thousand miles of track reaching principal places of interest.
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Employed on the ranch, claimed to have been robbed of seventeen dollars and seventy-five cents and a gold watch chain.
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Federal soldiers who pursued and killed the Stein's Pass robbers.
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An organization that charged Charles Baine with smuggling.
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Member of the rustler gang between Duncan and Clifton.
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A place near where Charles Baine almost got captured during Geronimo's raid.
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