Women in Grant County in Grant County, NM
Women homesteaders, business owners, teachers, midwives, suffragists, and the often-uncited daughters and wives whose names appear in the margins of primary sources.
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The House Committee on Territories will vote on bills for admission of Arizona and New Mexico.
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The committee compared stubs not appearing as cancelled with the commissioner's proceedings record.
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Official record of the County Commissioner showing allowed warrant amounts.
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A group of women described in morally charged terms who appear in Pinos Altos, especially on payday, causing public scandal.
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A remedy patented by Dr. J. H. Terrill for lost manhood and seminal emissions, which he claims never fails to cure.
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A medicinal product sold to women during pregnancy to ease childbirth.
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The House Committee on Territories will vote on bills for admission of New Mexico and Arizona.
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Women's Canvas Oxfords are offered at various reduced prices in the advertisement.
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Women's Vicl Kid Oxfords are offered at various reduced prices in the advertisement.
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A bill has been introduced to stop women from entering and drinking in saloons.
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A large mountain lion caught by Birt Carter.
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A crop variety that does not bear early because the frost catches it.
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Photograph shows three women on porch of hospital; two cars parked in front of building.
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Approximately 60 tickets were issued to view inside the enclosure or from offices.
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Reference to Mrs. Stickney as a widow with $10,000,000.
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Tickets issued for admission to the enclosure around the scaffold for Pilar's execution.
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The annual report of the Interstate Commerce Commission for 1907 was made public, detailing railroad casualties.
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First grade teachers certificates were received by Alice Barnes, August Mayer, S. A. Sollenberger, and L. T. Gould.
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Sepia image of eight women in white dresses holding bouquets, mounted on matte board, from 1897.
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A law that prohibits women from entering saloons for drinking or other purposes, effective May 19, with penalties for proprietors who allow it.
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Attorney General Frank W Clancy's opinion that women are eligible for school directors.
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A late 19th or early 20th century black and white image of two unidentified women sitting on rock formations at Boston Hill.
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A promissory note from Jack Boak to Henry Eichenlaub, part of the Michael Steck Papers.
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Second grade teachers certificates were received by Nellie W. Miller and Ella Worden.
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The women were hung before Mr. Hardy left the country.
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Third grade teachers certificate was received by Fred B. Harris.
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Favorable report presented by Senator Clark from the judiciary committee.
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Wagons seized and burned by Indians while en route to Fort Stockton.
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This is the legal case being heard in Justice Elliaa's courtroom.
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Old newspaper dated July 19, 1850 containing an account of the Yuma Ferry Massacre.
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Aprons with cap to match.
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Dresses in all wool serges, corduroys, and fancy materials, regularly worth $18.00 and $20.00.
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Kimonos in pretty patterns and colors.
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Sweater coats as pictured.
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Scholarship established by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Allen in memory of their son Arthur Jr., valued at $200, awarded to a Fourth Class cadet at New Mexico Militar…
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An 800-page reference covering Spanish exploration, mission system, Apache wars, mining booms, and territorial politics, with detailed coverage of Grant County …
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The Certificate of Comparison is an official document certifying that the attached statement of the Progress Mining Company is a true and complete transcript of…
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A advertisement seeks a woman to cook on a ranch.
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A black-and-white image mounted on black matte paper showing two unidentified women sitting on two large rock formations, with the title written in white pencil…
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Capitol building in Jackson, Mississippi.
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A photograph or engraving showing women washing wheat, part of a collection about Native Americans.
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The retail price of Mothers Friend as sold by druggists.
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Fine range imposed by the law forbidding women from entering saloons.
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Money collected by H. H. Betts as mission treasurer, which he had already paid out before being held up.
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Bond amount for Mrs. O. L. Scott to appear before the grand jury.
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The monetary penalty given to Charley Snow on the charge of attempting to shoot Mrs. Gainer.
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The Sunday school funds stolen from the Pennington residence, of which Miss Mary was treasurer.
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The price of admission to the masquerade ball supper at the Tremont.
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The amount of goods purchased by the two women from Mr. Hardy.
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Amount in money missing from the section house after the murder of the Chinese cook.
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About $40 in money that the Chinaman had was missing.
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The monthly rate for elocution lessons with Miss Gertrude Bruce.
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Amount paid out whose items were never published in the printed proceedings of the board of commissioners.
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A fine imposed on a colored woman for contempt at Central City, later paid by Mr. Bruesch.
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Railroad bonds authorized in 1883 by the commissioner's record but no other record found.
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Between $60,000 and $100,000 is the estimated amount reported missing from the Liberty Bell Association according to the auditing committee's findings.
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Advance allowed by board of commissioners on June 4, 1890 for extending taxes on the assessment roll.
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Price per dish of enchiladas sold by Mrs. Zeans.
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The two women were digging a grave for Mr. Hardy in the cellar under the barn.
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The painting by Pedro Bruno that depicts children and women with a Brazilian national flag.
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