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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One of three Stein's Pass train robbers killed by Mexican federal troops after a battle near Cusihuiriachis.
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An attorney practicing in Silver City, New Mexico, with an office in the Enterprise Building.
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J. M. Dougherty is an attorney at law in Socorro, New Mexico.
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Associate justice of the supreme court of the territory of New Mexico and presiding judge of the third judicial district.
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One of three Stein's Pass train robbers killed by Mexican federal troops after a battle near Cusihuiriachis.
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A brass sixpounder cannon that belonged to three republics and figured in the Mexican War expedition.
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The railway company is listed in the general offices header of the timetable.
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Santa Fe County is listed as a subject of the chunk.
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County seat of Grant County and location of the company's mining operations and mill.
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Willard is described as a thriving commercial city in Torrance County, destined to be the county seat.
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A town in Mexico, five miles up the river from Fabens, where the soldiers were held captive.
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Doc Hines' share of the robbery loot in silver.
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Hines's share of the robbery loot.
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Doc Hines' share of the robbery loot in gold, which he hid in his boot leg.
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Hines's share of the robbery loot which he hid in his boot.
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Graduation ceremonies held June 1-4, 1935, with 86 graduates.
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The 39th annual commencement held June 1, 1937, with diplomas presented by Governor Clyde Tingley.
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The fortieth commencement of NMMI, with eighty-four graduates and a graduation ceremony.
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The fifty-third graduation ceremony held Tuesday morning in June 1946.
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A. Fleming Jones is a land attorney in Socorro, New Mexico, specializing in United States land practice and serving as a notary public.
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A daily newspaper in New Mexico with subscription terms.
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The location associated with the archaeological context of the Stone Tube artifact.
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Location near the WS Ranch managed by William French.
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Clerk of the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico who attested the certificate.
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Dateline location for the article.
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The group of statesmen and their families who returned from Paris on the St. Louis.
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Newly issued book by Chas. F. Lummis published by Chas. Scribner's Sons.
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The Indigenous group associated with the Jicarilla Apache Fiesta, engaged in traditional ceremonies and festivals in New Mexico.
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A publication or bibliography available at the Library of Congress.
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Institute Chaplain who made the invocation at graduation.
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A Mexican man who was shot dead in Pinos Altos the previous fall; his assassin was never captured.
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Residence of Cutting.
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An outlaw group that John Marino is supposed to belong to.
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B. Childers is an attorney at law in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Listed as a subject tag for the newspaper.
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Listed as a subject tag, likely referring to the town or county.
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Location where the Gila River has its source and where two men began their boat trip.
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Governing board of NMMI that approved retirements and presented honorary diploma.
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The new copper mining camp is in Caballero canon in Otero County.
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A Boston jeweler who related his experiences in New Mexico from ten years prior.
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One of the pioneers of the Santa Fe trade in 1821.
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A station stop on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line.
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Location where Wm. Fitzgerald was killed by Frank Lewis Rae.
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S. T. Bitting and Samuel B. Smith are from Carlsbad, Eddy county.
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Residence of W. C. McDonald.
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A county in New Mexico listed as a subject of the negative.
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The repository holding the poster in its collection.
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The institution that holds and provides access to the Michael Steck Papers.
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Publisher and repository of the Michael Steck Papers.
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A station stop on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line near Cimarron.
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Residence of T. C. Rivera.
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Location where J.D. Robb recorded the song.
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A station stop on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line.
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Probably the location of a scene photographed by Dorothea Lange in June 1938; no town named Cland has been found as of 2023.
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A station stop on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line near Raton.
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Location of The Clovis News newspaper.
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A station stop on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line.
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The destination W. Lee Thompson traveled to for business.
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A branch of the company in El Paso, Texas.
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Origin of H. Donelly.
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