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 Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad is mentioned as a depositor at the Kingston New Mexico Bank.
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An organization that published microfilm of the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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A mail service operating through New Mexico Territory from 1857 to 1861, using a specific route with division stations.
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A newly chartered Masonic lodge in Chama, New Mexico.
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A specific Apache band mentioned as part of the adaptation to Spanish colonial policies.
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The 3308th Company of the Civilian Conservation Corps was stationed at a camp near San Antonio, New Mexico, with documented personnel and subcamps.
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A newspaper published in Deming, New Mexico, with issues spanning from 1903 to 1948 and microfilm archives held by the Library of Congress.
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The District Court of Curry County is the court where the lawsuit is filed.
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The court that issued the execution in this case.
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The Duty Dodgers are a baseball team that lost to Gomez's Mexican nine.
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Entity making numerous importations of cattle from Mexico.
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A corporation incorporated in the State of New Mexico with no stockholder liability.
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The organization credited with creating the manuscript tourist map.
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A company considering plans to revitalize Guam, New Mexico, with leadership tied to L. Olln.
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Partnership engaged in well boring and drilling business in Luna County, New Mexico, dissolved April 12, 1913.
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Company incorporated under New Mexico laws, managed by Robert Black, which brought the first planing and woodworking machinery to New Mexico.
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The House committee on territories will vote on Monday on the bills for admission of Arizona and New Mexico.
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KAADTS is an entity mentioned in the context of selling Indian and Mexican curios and Navajo blankets.
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A newly chartered Masonic lodge in Kingston, New Mexico.
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Wholesale and retail dealers in general merchandise, groceries, and produce in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
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A leading Spanish-language journal in the territory that has long advocated for New Mexico's statehood and now supports joint statehood with Arizona.
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A group of Native Americans in New Mexico living by the methods of their prehistoric ancestors.
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The Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company was incorporated in New Mexico, with its certificate filed with the State Corporation Commission.
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A specific Apache band mentioned as part of the adaptation to Spanish colonial policies.
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Organization for which Mark LavV is director, staging a boxing card.
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A real estate and insurance company in Santa Fe, New Mexico, handling rentals and loans.
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The Palace of the Governors Photo Archives in Santa Fe holds the original glass negative of Ka_e_te_nay, part of the Ben Wittick Collection.
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A bank in Kingston, New Mexico, with $30,000 paid-in capital, offering general banking services and deposits solicited from mines, miners, and business men.
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Mining company building a big copper camp at Tyrone, New Mexico.
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A bank in Kingston, New Mexico, with paid-in capital and surplus, serving miners and businesses in the region.
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Political party with 854,970 registered voters in California for the 1920 election.
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Railway company operating passenger service in New Mexico with an effective schedule dated March 1, 1910.
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The St. Louis Rocky Mountain Pacific Railway has an extension from Chiton House Junction to Des Moines, New Mexico.
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A fraternal organization based in Hillsboro, New Mexico, holding meetings on the second and fourth Fridays of each month.
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The Production Oil Company of Clovis was incorporated as per a certificate on file with the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico.
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The Sierra County Bank in Hillsboro, New Mexico, submitted a financial report as of January 3, 1910, sworn to by its president.
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Court holding August term A.D. 1890 for Grant County.
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The U.S. Land Office at Las Cruces, New Mexico issued public notices regarding homestead claims in November 1911.
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A hotel in Kingston, New Mexico, managed by Geo F. Laird and operated by Holt Cashman.
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Apache band under Victorio, active during the San Carlos reservation period and the Apache wars in southwestern New Mexico.
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Wholesale hardware and mining supply company in Socorro, New Mexico.
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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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The archive holding the photograph of Mr. Boyle, located in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Newspaper in Albuquerque, New Mexico, criticized for its policy.
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The Alfalfa Lbr Co is advertising coal supply in Clovis, New Mexico.
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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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Catalog record for a panoramic gelatin silver photograph of sanatoriums and military facilities in New Mexico.
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A railroad that once had a division point in Coolage, now Guam, New Mexico.
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A company offering loans on farm lands and livestock, located in Clayton, New Mexico.
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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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A firm of attorneys practicing in Silver City, New Mexico.
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Store in Pinos Altos where the Mexican left a gold nugget.
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Black regiments serving in New Mexico after the Civil War.
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The military column with which Fountain marched from California across the deserts of Arizona and New Mexico to the Rio Grande.
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A subcamp of the Civilian Conservation Corps 3308th Company located near San Antonio, New Mexico.
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The publisher of the collection at the University of New Mexico Libraries.
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A group of desperadoes led by Charley Small who left the country for Mexico.
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