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 New Mexico Board of Dental Examiners concluded the written examination of seven applicants for license to practice in New Mexico.
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The New Mexico Cottage Sanatorium aims to provide low-cost treatment to patients.
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The executive committee of the board of trustees of the New Mexico Museum has been in session considering plans for preparation of the Old Palace.
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The New Mexico Statehood League, led by Chairman W. S. Hopewell, sent a petition advocating for New Mexico's admission as a separate state.
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Ada Humes was sentenced to three years in the New Mexico territorial penitentiary.
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A weekly edition of the Santa Fe New Mexican published from after Jan. 19 to Feb. 2, 1888.
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A weekly edition of the Santa Fe New Mexican published from July 9, 1885 to before Dec. 29, 1887.
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The Second National Bank of New Mexico is mentioned in a banner or advertisement on the front page of the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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Albert Bacon Fall was one-time Solicitor-General of New Mexico.
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The Spanish American Church has a new pastor.
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Publisher of The Daily Hew Mexican (likely typo for The New Mexican).
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The district court for the third judicial district of New Mexico, in and for the County of Grant, August term, A.D. 1890.
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Part of the University of New Mexico, associated with the Center for Southwest Research.
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Bank located in Santa Fe, New Mexico; designated depositary of the United States.
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The railway company is listed in the general offices header of the timetable.
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The group of statesmen and their families who returned from Paris on the St. Louis.
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The Indigenous group associated with the Jicarilla Apache Fiesta, engaged in traditional ceremonies and festivals in New Mexico.
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An outlaw group that John Marino is supposed to belong to.
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Governing board of NMMI that approved retirements and presented honorary diploma.
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The institution that holds and provides access to the Michael Steck Papers.
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Publisher and repository of the Michael Steck Papers.
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A branch of the company in El Paso, Texas.
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The court is mentioned as the entity holding the August term in Grant County.
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Railroad company represented by Nick Pierce in the pursuit of the Stein's Pass train robbers.
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A family that was paid to take care of the infant for a few weeks.
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Railroad line on which the train was traveling when the murder occurred.
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A newspaper credited as the source of the pension item.
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College that M. R. Koehler Wright helped establish.
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The office held by Frank W Clancy, who issued an opinion on women's eligibility for school directors.
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The board designated Julius Staab to examine the protest against Fred McDonald's bar admission.
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Organization involved in a commemoration project creating audio eulogies for Buffalo Soldiers.
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The publisher of Scenic Trip No. 8, a geology-tour guide.
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Authored a comprehensive survey covering mining districts in Grant County's Mimbres Resource Area.
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State regulatory body whose Republican members were elected.
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This organization is credited as the creator of the described photographic material related to Santa Fe.
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The creator of the described photographic material related to Todilto Park and Venus Needle.
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Parent institution of the Palace of the Governors Photo Archives in Santa Fe.
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Chamber used for memorial evening, members attended.
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Legislative body that Governor Axtell said would likely divide Colfax County.
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Rifle team preparing for the Hearst Match.
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The probable institution from which the women graduated.
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A printing company whose employees' orders require endorsement by the business manager.
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Organization holding a state convention in Roswell, many members are NMMI alumni.
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Attended the memorial evening.
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Decreed the memorial evening for Governor Baca.
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State court whose Republican members were elected.
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An insurance company described as a home industry that promotes local enterprises and has paid all obligations.
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The Progress Mining Company is an Arizona corporation seeking to transact business in New Mexico, as documented in a certificate filed with the New Mexico State…
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Headquarters for the Republican Territorial Convention in Santa Fe in 1898.
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Court that approved the death sentence for J. J. Tallier.
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The territorial supreme court made six decisions of importance and affirmed a case involving the Colorado Telephone Company and Cmtrces G Fields.
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The prosecuting entity in multiple court cases listed on the docket.
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The court for which jurors were drawn for the September term 1891.
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Parent institution of the Center for Southwest Research and the field recording collection.
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The Center for Southwest Research at UNM Libraries holds the Michael Steck Papers.
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Office issuing the public land sale notice.
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The government office where the homestead claims were filed.
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Government office that issued a notice regarding Bonito A. Romero's land entry.
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A weekly edition published from Feb. 9, 1888 to before Dec. 26, 1895.
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A newspaper published in Albuquerque, New Mexico, in 1911.
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