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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An organization from which microfilm of the Santa Fe New Mexican is available.
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A newspaper published in East Las Vegas, New Mexico, with daily and weekly editions.
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The Ilvts Oliver Co is mentioned in relation to Lower Frisco St New Mexico.
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A hotel located in Fanta Fe, New Mexico.
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A banking institution in Kingston, New Mexico, offering general banking services and deposits for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad.
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The Shirt Store advertises its shirt trade and fashions in the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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A bar in Taos, New Mexico, associated with John Pearson.
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Newspaper office where F. C. Newing can be reached.
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Attorney at law based in Hillsboro, New Mexico, practicing in all territorial courts.
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The United States Geological Survey provided final figures on New Mexico's mineral production in 1913.
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The committee reported favorably on Delegate J ereas bill to settle title of real estate in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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A major hospital facility at Fort Bayard, New Mexico, dedicated to the care and treatment of tubercular World War veterans.
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The War Department deemed it necessary to inform citizens that there was only one Indian off the reservation and he was in Mexico.
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The UpToDate Cafe is a dining establishment located in Lordsburg, New Mexico.
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The U.S. Land Office at Santa Fe, New Mexico, handles homestead entries and final proofs.
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Articles of Incorporation for the Valley Electrical Company were filed in the Territory of New Mexico on September 2, 1909.
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Insurance company seeking admission to do business in New Mexico.
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A company represented as an agent in Hillsboro, New Mexico, likely selling sewing machines.
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The Woman's Board of Trade received a library construction fund subscription raised by the New Mexican.
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An agricultural and mechanical college at Las Cruces created by the Legislature in 1889.
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Band estimated at fifty warriors who ambushed and killed Sheriff Bullard on the road to Pinos Altos.
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The Arizona Copper Company has a building in Lordsburg used as an office.
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The railway runs through Willard and has invested heavily in its depot and yards.
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A lodge of the Knights of Pythias meeting in Kingston at Castle Hall every Wednesday evening.
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Advertises paying 4% compound interest on savings accounts.
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Construction of Chino Mills at Hurley is a big step in development.
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Publisher of The Evening Citizen.
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Three brothers (the Dimmick brothers) who kept a dairy ranch on Whiskey creek and sold milk in Silver City or Pinos Altos.
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Ten men of D Troop of the Tenth Cavalry passed through Hillsboro on their way to look after the Kid.
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Group that visited multiple mining towns and left for Deming.
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The Library of Congress (LoC) is an organization; available claims lack substantive information.
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A Masonic lodge meeting in Kingston on Thursday on or before full moon.
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A Masonic lodge in Santa Fe, instituted in 1850.
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The Mora County Publishing Company publishes a newspaper that reports on local developments such as the founding of Solano.
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An Odd Fellows lodge meeting in Kingston at Iteingardts Hall every Friday evening.
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School district holding a grand exhibition on July 4th at Cooney.
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Mentioned as 'Tourist lunches Pullmao Cafe' likely typo for Pullman Cafe.
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The Santa Fe is a railroad company whose officers passed through the city on a trip to inspect the line.
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The Santa Fe Railway is the railroad company whose Belen Cutoff line serves Belen.
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The Shriners are an organization whose local members will make a tour of the state.
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A lodge of the Knights of Pythias meeting in Hillsboro at Castle Hall every Saturday evening.
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Newspaper that commented on the rain-making attempt.
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Military unit of five men that passed through Hillsboro pursuing Kid.
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A government department that issued a report on Indians off the reservation.
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Brewery associated with W. Carl & Co. in Santa Fe.
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A vigilante organization in San Miguel County described as cut throats and murderers.
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