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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Santa Fe is the city where the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico signed and sealed the certificate of incorporation for the Lordsburg Oil Gas Developme…
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Santa Fe, New Mexico is the publication location of The New Mexican and the broader jurisdiction where legal matters were reported.
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Carlsbad, New Mexico is the location of attorneys Re Em An Cameron.
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A location in New Mexico listed as the primary subject and title of a DPLA record.
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Galistio, New Mexico, is the residence of witness Cristobal Anaya.
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Preparations are underway to reopen old sulfur mines near Guadalupe, New Mexico.
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Bronco avoided capture by staying within the limits of the Mexican republic.
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The Mexican bank of the Colorado River.
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Namhe, New Mexico, is the residence of Paz Ttoybal.
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Territory Hogan prospected through since 1878.
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Nueva Grandes Chihuahua Mexico is the residence of Senora Ella Bell Goldner, who claims to be the daughter of Nathaniel Bell.
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Socorro, New Mexico is a location where multiple professionals including physicians, surgeons, dentists, and attorneys practice.
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Southwestern New Mexico is the general region where mining activity is reported.
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The State of New Mexico is the state under whose laws the Board of County Commissioners must act.
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Michael Steck was appointed Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the Territory of New Mexico.
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A ghost town in New Mexico, owned by Phelps Dodge, with a heyday around 1915.
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A presidio in Chihuahua that served as a diplomatic and military center for Spanish and Mexican relations with Apache bands.
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Location of a big copper camp being built by Phelps-Dodge Company near the Burro Mountains.
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Residence of Albert K Mitchell.
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Albuquerque, New Mexico is the location from which a special report about the court ruling was sent to The New Mexican.
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Location where J. W. Cavitt was shot and killed.
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Location of the U.S. Land Office.
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Destination of Mormon families passing through town.
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Location of the potsherd collection site near Deming in the Mimbres Valley.
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Location where the final proof hearing took place, and where witnesses reside.
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Location of Charles Ilfell's business and a wagon shop.
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Publication location of the Cancionero Occidental (text says Jallaco, likely Jalisco).
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Location where Charles Howard was killed during a balloon ascension.
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A geographical subject of the photograph.
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Location of Martin Kief's lumber business.
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A town in Sierra County, New Mexico, where several businesses and professionals were located in 1887.
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Place where Geo. A. Elsworth will work as telegraph operator.
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The location where the newspaper is published and where businesses are located.
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A place near where Charles Baine almost got captured during Geronimo's raid.
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The country where Johnny Bell and Charley Small went and where the robbery occurred.
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The southern boundary mentioned in the route description.
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Prison where Ada Humes was serving her sentence.
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State mentioned in the newspaper header.
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The address of O C Watson Co's office, likely on San Francisco Street.
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The chunk is labeled as being from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Silver City is a town in southern New Mexico Territory founded in 1870 after a silver strike and incorporated the same year, becoming a settlement of significan…
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Spain is mentioned as a nation possibly aligning with the US policy toward Mexico.
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Tucumcari, New Mexico is the location of the Land Office and the residence of several individuals mentioned.
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A World War I military camp located in Deming, New Mexico, featuring tents and military buildings in an arid landscape.
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Cananea, located in Sonora, Mexico, is the site of operations for the Greene-Cananea company and related mining activities.
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A county in New Mexico referenced as a subject of the photograph.
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Town in New Mexico where Henry Woods served as Justice of the Peace.
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Cerrillos, New Mexico, is the residence of Antonlc Jose Mares and several witnesses.
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A valley in New Mexico listed as a subject of ethnological and archaeological study.
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Chihuahua, Mexico is the location of the general office and works of Compania Industrial Mexicana.
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A city referenced in the advertisement for the Mexican Central Railway.
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Columbus, New Mexico is the location of a raid by Pancho Villa in March 1916 and is the assumed location for most photographs in the Musgrave Collection.
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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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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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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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