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 Department of the Interior Land Office at Clayton, New Mexico issued the notice for publication.
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A location in southern New Mexico where citizens submitted a communication to Superintendent Steck regarding Indigenous peace efforts.
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Movement of Oklahoma families to southeastern New Mexico in May to seek cotton work due to drought conditions.
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Dr. Swisher is a graduate of the University of New York City in 1870 and a former U.S. Examining Surgeon in Socorro, New Mexico.
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Prof Long was president of the Educational Association of New Mexico last year and delivered an address at its meeting in Albuquerque in December.
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Fort Selden is a military base in New Mexico, listed as a subject of a government publication.
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Fort Selden is a military base in New Mexico mentioned in the context of cost, construction, and government publications.
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Location in southwestern New Mexico containing the Silver City mining district and other productive areas.
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A mining hacienda in the southern part of Chihuahua state belonging to an English company.
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A place in New Mexico formerly known as Coolage, once a bustling frontier town and division point for the Atlantic Pacific railroad.
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Generic guests at dude ranches in New Mexico who want to learn rope-twirling.
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A geographic location in southwestern New Mexico where the artifact was found or recorded.
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Hillsboro, New Mexico, is the location of The Sierra County Bank and where the financial report was filed as of January 3, 1910.
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Hnaz, New Mexico is the location of the witnesses.
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A town in New Mexico associated with the copper industry.
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Kenna, New Mexico is the location of W T Row's office.
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Town in New Mexico Territory where the Gazette is published.
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Town in New Mexico, site of the annual Lincoln County Pageant 'The Last Escape of Billy the Kid'.
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A county in New Mexico associated with the Deming Headlight newspaper's coverage area.
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A coal-mining town in New Mexico known for its elaborate Christmas light displays, attracting thousands of visitors annually.
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Magdalena is a town in New Mexico where Dr. Swisher formerly served as an examining surgeon and where dentist O. R. L. Smith practices monthly.
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Fountain moved to Mesilla, New Mexico in 1874.
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Samuel Blair was superintendent of missions of the Methodist Episcopal church of New Mexico.
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War from 1846-1848, followed by the Treaty of Hidalgo.
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Today's prices for Mexican bank notes.
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The party ran to a Mexican camp in the neighborhood but were refused admittance.
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Mexican Central railroad line
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Today's prices for Mexican gold.
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A young Mexican woman whose testimony contradicted Pilar's version of events; Pilar accused her of falsehood.
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An unidentified Mexican man was seen trying to pry up a window and was shot at by Geo. Cox.
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The Mexican Northwestern railroad is the line on which the train carrying miners was attacked near Santa Isabel.
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A Mexican employed on the section gang between Lake Valley and Nutt station was bitten on the left forearm by a rattlesnake.
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Silver from the narrator's mine that the Mexicans wanted.
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A Mexican squaw takes up her station at the front of the postoffice building nearly every evening and importunes gentlemen passing along the sidewalk.
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Partner of the Mexican suspect who was also arrested.
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Troops who killed the Stein's Pass train robbers Larry Sheehan, Jim Johnson, and Dick Hart in Mexico.
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War in 1846 during which Kirker joined Colonel Doniphan's regiment in New Mexico.
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Dateline indicates the report originates from Mexico City, October 15.
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Mines and mineral resources in New Mexico is the subject of the metadata.
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Mogollon, New Mexico is the location where J.C. Cooney was buried after being killed in 1880.
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The mountains in northern New Mexico are covered with snow.
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The New Mexican Printing Co is mentioned in a notice about orders by employees.
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New Mexico is the state where Columbus and the Lower Mimbres Valley are located, and where the Panama-California Exposition features local agricultural achievem…
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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 building at the exposition houses the auditorium where publicity slides are shown.
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The New Mexico Cottage Sanatorium aims to provide low-cost treatment to patients.
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The New Mexico gold mines are where Peter Fee was last heard of.
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New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, New Mexico, the school where the events and names mentioned are associated.
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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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A newspaper issue from Santa Fe County, New Mexico, dated February 17, 1897.
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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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Eighty-eight New Mexico steers were sold in Kansas City on Monday at $1.80 per hundred, averaging 803 pounds.
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A publication containing official reports of the New Mexico territory published in 1884.
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Ada Humes was sentenced to three years in the New Mexico territorial penitentiary.
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A nitrate negative photograph depicting migrants in New Mexico, specifically Lordsburg and Hidalgo County.
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Location in Mexico where Ferguson sold his mule train to James Magoffin in 1852.
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Editor and President of The New Mexican Printing Company and attorney at law in Santa Fe.
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The location in southwestern New Mexico where the chief blanket was collected in 1872.
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Two polo matches where New Mexico Military Institute beat Fort Bliss 8-7 and 8-5.
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Quay County is a county in New Mexico, associated with the town of Tucumcari.
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