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 Bronco Rifle Team of the New Mexico Military Institute finished the season firing the William Randolph Hearst Match.
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All-black regiments created in 1866, served in various conflicts.
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Band of New Mexico Military Institute directed by Captain Jack Fletcher.
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Choral group of New Mexico Military Institute that performed in the pageant and baccalaureate.
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A building of the Chino Copper Company located in Hurley, New Mexico.
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A club in Las Vegas, Nuevo Mexico, with Parker as proprietor.
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Coal is mentioned as one of the abundant mineral deposits in New Mexico, said to exceed Pennsylvania's in quantity.
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Copper production in New Mexico increased in 1913 despite lower prices.
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Crown bridgework and fillings are dental specialties offered by Dr. Ellis PacDougall in Socorro, New Mexico.
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The decomposed body found in the shaft, believed to be a Mexican who died or was killed 8-10 months prior.
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Items sold by a jeweler and manufacturer of Mexican filigree jewelry.
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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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Escaped train robbers with whom one of the captured Mexicans was killed.
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The article notes that there were no extradition laws between New Mexico, Texas, and Mexico.
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H. Chambon is a dealer in general merchandise in New Mexico.
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An emblem on the cornice of the H. M. Porter building, leading Mexicans to call the store 'la tienda del almirez'.
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Gold production in New Mexico increased in 1913 compared to 1912.
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Mineral ores sampled and purchased at market prices in Kingston, New Mexico.
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Item the Mexican ranch employee claimed was stolen from him.
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Building at New Mexico Military Institute forming part of the pageant background.
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Book by Iuan Gonzalez de Mendoza from which fragments about New Mexico were taken.
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Homestead entry Serial No 07842 (also No 10047) was made by Antonlc Jose Mares for land in Section 15, Township 11 North, Range 9 East, New Mexico Principal Mer…
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A brand or product name for cigars sold in Hillsboro, New Mexico.
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Iron is listed among the mineral deposits in New Mexico that could be developed with statehood.
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La Revista de Taos is a publication in Taos, New Mexico to which subscriptions are listed.
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One of the Stein's Pass train robbers killed by Mexican troops.
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Lead production in New Mexico decreased in 1912 compared to previous years.
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Hall at New Mexico Military Institute where the baccalaureate service was held.
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Sentences given to some of the Mexican perpetrators.
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A book that Mexicans were trying to dispose of near Whitehill's ranch.
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Marble is cited as one of the abundant building materials in New Mexico.
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Subject of a panoramic gelatin silver photograph in New Mexico.
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A mine owned by the narrator that showed Mexican silver, targeted by Mexicans.
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The Musgrave Collection contains photographs documenting events following Pancho Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico in March 1916.
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Navajo Blankets are part of a large stock of Indian and Mexican curios sold by an unspecified vendor.
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A newspaper item referenced by its Library of Congress identifier, dated November 5, 1910.
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A newspaper issue dated June 25, 1894, from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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A newspaper published in Red River, Taos County, New Mexico, with a specific issue dated February 14, 1907.
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A newspaper published in Red River, Taos County, New Mexico, dated May 29, 1902.
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A newspaper from Santa Fe, New Mexico, dated June 11, 1891.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 1895.
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A newspaper from Santa Fe, New Mexico, dated April 23, 1896, is the source item.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 1910, referenced via a Library of Congress identifier.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on April 17, 1913.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with a specific Library of Congress identifier.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico on January 4, 1893.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico on October 14, 1893.
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A newspaper is mentioned as a subject of the chunk.
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A newspaper from Santa Fe, New Mexico, dated October 22, 1895, with subjects including New Mexico, Santa Fe County, Latin American, and Hispanic Americans.
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The oil boom is still progressing in New Mexico.
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Photograph shows three women on porch of hospital; two cars parked in front of building.
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A photograph depicting water coming down a wooden slough at a local acequia, with trees in the background.
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Black and white image of Bullard Street in Silver City, New Mexico, from the Silver City Museum collection.
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Pine timber is described as a fine and valuable natural resource in New Mexico.
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A black and white matte finish postcard depicting the Florida Mountains near Deming, New Mexico, promoting agriculture in the Mimbres Valley.
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A black and white postcard depicting unidentified soldiers of the Quartermaster Corps Detachment posed in front of wooden buildings at Fort Bayard, New Mexico.
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Potsherds collected from the surface of a ruin on the former bed of the Mimbres River in Luna County, New Mexico.
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These pottery fragments were excavated from the highland at Fort Bayard, New Mexico under the direction of Lt. Stephen Abbot, U.S.A.
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A rattlesnake that bit the Mexican section hand on the left forearm.
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A safety film negative depicting subjects in Bernalillo County and Chilili, New Mexico.
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