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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Salt is noted as a plentiful resource in New Mexico, available in endless quantities.
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Subject of a panoramic gelatin silver photograph in New Mexico.
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A county in New Mexico associated with Santa Fe.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with an issue dated December 28, 1891.
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The Santa Fe Post Office is noted as the entry point for second-class mail for the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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The school census of New Mexico shows 102163 persons of school age.
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Amount a Mexican ranch employee claimed was stolen from him.
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Silver production in New Mexico increased in 1913 compared to 1912.
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Mexican and Indian curios and antiquities sold by G. W. Walz Company.
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An archaeological artifact designated by Gila Pueblo as CHIHUAHUA A:9:6, made of rhyolite and crudely flaked.
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The governor and his party will travel in a special train during their week-long tour of eastern New Mexico.
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M. S. Otero discusses the growth of public sentiment favoring statehood for New Mexico.
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New Mexico was promised statehood by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
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State Road 90 is the highway that traverses Emory Pass in southwestern New Mexico.
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Train robbers who were killed by Mexican troops, saving trial expenses.
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Planned industrial facilities for processing sugar beets, to be erected in multiple New Mexico locations.
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Office location for G. Fitch in New Mexico.
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A slogan or heading in the ad for 'New Mexico' promoting the Mesilla Valley.
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Alumni publication of New Mexico Military Institute, issue date November 30, 1937.
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Slogan used to describe New Mexico.
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A cheap store in Las Vegas, Nuevo Mexico, operated by a firm.
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Mineral found in all parts of New Mexico territory.
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Horses found in possession of Murray and West, from Mexico.
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Marshal who pursued the train robbers into Mexico and was arrested there.
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Mineral found in the south central portion of New Mexico.
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A geological or scenic feature located in Todilto Park, north of Gallup, New Mexico.
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An activity depicted, likely a domestic task of washing wheat.
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Collection of papers concerning the history of New Mexico, from which this affidavit is sourced.
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Building at New Mexico Military Institute used as part of the pageant setting.
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Zinc production in New Mexico increased in 1913, measured as spelter or zinc oxide.
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A nugget of white quartz about one inch square found near Pinos Altos containing $9 in gold.
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Materials on the antiquities of the Chama Valley.
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Legislative documents related to the Rio Chama region.
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Monographs covering the subject of Rio Chama and related topics.
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A large auditorium with a stage is part of the academic building, seating five hundred people.
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A coiled, slightly concave basketry tray with radiating yellowish designs outlined in brown, attributed to Mescalero Apache manufacture.
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A brown ware bowl with good form, associated with archaeology and anthropology subjects.
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One of two Chinese gardeners who were beaten and robbed; one died from injuries.
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A fragment of dark brown cotton cloth woven with natural color cords alternating, included in the lot.
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A mining-related feature described as 1x7x60 feet deep, mentioned in a survey description.
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Tickets put in field by Democrats and Independent Republicans.
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A working saw mill located on the bottom of a heavily wooded canyon on Silver Creek.
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A very large sandal with side loops and a large toe flap, probably worn with an inner sandal and stocking by hunters during winter snows.
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A newly furnished lodging house offering comfortable rooms.
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A collection of business records, family letters, and official documents related to Michael Steck's appointment and work.
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The professionalization of mining engineering transformed borderlands economies.
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A newspaper issue from December 12, 1892, published in Santa Fe.
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The second Chinese gardener who survived the attack.
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An aerial photographic print of the copper processing mill in Hurley.
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Photograph showing actors in the Billy the Kid Pageant in Lincoln, N.M.
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The medium for promoting Flag Day, featuring a painting by Pedro Bruno.
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A gang of about ten to twelve robbers who perpetrated the robbery near Wilcox and Fort Thomas.
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A safety film negative photograph from the United States, stored at the Library of Congress.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe on June 27, 1892, held by the Library of Congress.
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A newspaper edition from September 21, 1896, available at the Library of Congress.
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Expanding open-pit copper mine that caused the relocation of the town of Santa Rita.
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A restaurant employing an old Harvey House cook, serving meals in Socorro.
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A mine on Whiskey Creek within two miles of Pinos Altos, discovered accidentally by the Dimmick brothers.
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A prehistoric artifact documented in a photograph or figure related to the ancient Pueblos of the Upper Gila River region.
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A library catalog entry for a publication on the Deschutes River, Oregon, bound together with other material.
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