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Finding Aid of the Richard H. Hanna Papers, 1859-1963
Center for Southwest Research, University of New Mexico Email: cswrref@unm.edu
URL: http://elibrary.unm.edu/cswr
Funding provided by Center for Regional Studies
©2006 Center for Southwest Research
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Richard H. Hanna Papers
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Dates (Inclusive) |
1859-1963 |
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Dates (Bulk) |
1929-1946 |
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Creator |
Hanna, Richard H
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Abstract |
This collection documents Richard E. Hanna's personal life, political connections, and legal activities relating to property, Indian affairs, natural resources, and administration of L. Bradford Prince's estate. |
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Collection Number |
MSS 762 BC |
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Size |
12 boxes (9.5 cu. ft.), + 1 oversize folder
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Repository |
Center for Southwest Research, University of New Mexico. |
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Language(s) |
English |
Richard H. Hanna. (Scrapbook, Box 10)
Richard Hanna was born in Kankakee, Illinois. on July 31, 1878. His father, Isaac Bird Hanna, served as superintendent of national forests in New Mexico and Arizona from 1900-1905, during which time the Hanna residence was in Santa Fe.
Richard Hanna graduated from Northwestern Academy in 1898. He received his law degree from the University of Colorado in 1903. He then returned to Santa Fe to become a partner of Attorney Francis C. Wilson in 1904. Originally a Republican, Hanna joined Senator Bronson Cutting in the Progressive Party, and was elected as a Progressive to the first NM State Supreme Court, serving from 1912-1919. He unsuccessfully ran for Governor of New Mexico on the Democratic ticket in 1920, and also ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate in 1921.
Following his tenure on the Court, Hanna practiced law as an attorney in Albuquerque, with partners Francis C. Wilson and William Brophy. The firm, Hanna, Wilson, and Brophy took on cases in the areas of civil litigation, water, Indian law, and corporate law. Hanna, recognized for his expertise in Spanish law, Indian affairs, and water rights, served as special attorney for the Pueblo Indians during Woodrow Wilson's administration; he authored the Pueblo Lands Act of 1924 and contributed to settlement of Indian land titles across New Mexico. As special assistant to the attorney general of the United States and guardian of the Walpi Indians in Arizona, Hanna was instrumental in recovering 500,000 acres of land from the Santa Fe and Pacific Railroad for the Walpi. Serving under Secretary of the Interior Ickes, Hanna aided in recovering lands in Alaska for the Eskimos. Hanna carried a lawsuit for the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District to the U.S. Supreme Court, resulting in the compact between New Mexico, Texas, and Colorado for equitable distribution of Rio Grande waters. Hanna also formulated the adjudication of water rights for settlers along the Pecos River.
Richard H. Hanna married Clara Zimmer in 1905. They had one adopted son, also named Richard. Richard Sr. was a 3rd degree Mason; a member of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity and a prominent member of the Grand Knights Templar. Richard H. Hanna died on August 17, 1946.
Source: New Mexico Historical Review, vol. 21, p. 362-364, 1946.
The collection is divided into 9 series:
Personal
Political
Land (Land Grants and Private Land)
Oil and Gas Litigation (Navajo Oil Co.; San Juan Refining Co.; Other Companies, General)
Water
Minerals and Other Resources
Indian Affairs (John Collier, Pueblo Lands, General/Non-Pueblo)
Prince Estate
Maps, Plats, Blue Prints
Richard E. Hanna's papers contain a range of materials pertaining to his personal life and legal career, primarily during his tenure with the firm Hanna, Wilson, and Brophy. Legal documents include pleadings, correspondence, and contracts from a broad spectrum of the law. Civil and personal injury cases are not included in the collection. The collection is divided into 9 series documenting Hanna's personal life, political connections, and his legal activities relating to property, Indian affairs, natural resources, and administration of Bradford Prince's estate.
Personal: This series contains records related to Hanna's personal and family life including his and his wife's last will and testaments; family correspondence and legal documents, correspondence and scrapbooks relating to Hanna's participation in religious and civic organizations.
Political: The series contains correspondence between Hanna and prominent political leaders including Dennis Chavez, Carl Hatch, John Collier, Clyde Tingley, and governors of New Mexico between 1930 and 1940. The series also includes correspondence pertaining to Hanna's involvement in several local and national political races.
Land: Materials focus on contracts and property litigation, ranging from quiet title suits to property tax cases. The series documents the acquisition of large parcels of land for ranching and other purposes in counties throughout New Mexico. Several of the cases contained in this series set currently binding New Mexico law in the areas of taxation and contracts. This series is divided into 2 subseries: Land Grants and Private Land. The land grants sub-series contains information on the acquisition and sale of various New Mexico land grants including the La Joya Grant, Sandia Pueblo Grant, Bosque del Apache Grant, and Ojo Caliente Grant.
Oil and Gas: The series is divided into subseries concerning the Navajo Oil Company and other companies. The Navajo Oil Company was instrumental in New Mexico's oil drilling and in acquisition of oil from other parts of the country. Included are company documents, correspondence, maps, and litigation. The most prominent piece of litigation is the Navajo Oil Company v. Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. The case is about contract interpretation and is still binding New Mexico law. Related documents include original pleadings, correspondence, motions, and outcome, 1920-1950. Other subseries relate to smaller companies, and contain litigation records and correspondence, 1926-1939. The companies include, but are not limited to, the San Juan Refinery, Sandia Oil Company and Pueblo Bonito Oil Company. These materials document New Mexico's early quest for oil and gas. Many of the companies eventually merged with one another, leaving only a few larger conglomerates.
Water: This series contains original pleadings, correspondence, and maps relating to early litigation between Texas and New Mexico regarding water rights. This was the first legal battle concerning what today is called the Sunbelt Water War.
Minerals and Other Resources: This series contains documents such as contracts and corporate correspondence related to the acquisition of minerals and other natural resources in New Mexico. It contains litigation records and correspondence from many New Mexico companies that worked in the mineral excavation arena. These materials illuminate the early quest for minerals in New Mexico, based largely on the vast number of permits included. In many instances, Hanna was personally involved in the mineral transactions. Additionally, the series contains materials pertaining to transportation of resources via the railroad. Materials in this series are sorted into subseries for New Mexico, New Mexico and Colorado, Colorado, and General
Indian Affairs: This series is divided into 3 subseries: John Collier, Pueblo Lands, General/Non-Pueblo. Materials include correspondence, legal briefs, and memos that were presented to the court on behalf of Indian tribes, 1925-1944. Titles of briefs include, but are not limited to: "Does the Statute of Limitation apply to Pueblo Indians"; "The Effect of the Pueblo Land Act" and various briefs on other federal legislation. The series also includes drafts of contracts and resolutions made between the Pueblo Indians and the Federal Government regarding land and water owned by the tribes. This series illuminates many facets of the legal climate surrounding the Indian tribes in New Mexico, 1858-1944. Additionally, there is information about the excavation of Gran Quivira National Monument.
Prince Estate: Materials relate to the trust administration of the Governor L. Bradford and Mary Prince Estate. The trust was executed by Hanna and L. Bradford's oldest son for the benefit of Mary's grandchildren. The trust included a great deal of property in the Rio Arriba and Santa Fe areas. The Prince family at one time owned the majority of what is now the Santa Fe Plaza. Papers included in the series outline the sale of those properties to educate the Prince heirs. This series sheds light on the vast wealth held by the Prince family. It also traces the demise of that wealth during the depression. The series contains correspondence and pleadings, as well as extensive property lists.
Maps, Plats, Blue Prints: This series consists of oversized materials, some which were removed from folders in the property and minerals series.
Access Restrictions
The collection is open for research.
Copy Restrictions
Limited duplication of CSWR material is allowed for research purposes.User is responsible for compliance with all copyright, privacy, and libel laws. Permission is required for publication or distribution.
Richard H. Hanna Papers (MSS 762), Center for Southwest Research and Special Collections, University of New Mexico Libraries.
Center for Regional Studies and the Center for Southwest Research Fellows presentation, Antonia Roybal.
Collier, John, 1884-1968 Hanna, Richard H. Hanna, Wilson, and Brophy Indians of North America -- Land tenure Land grants -- New Mexico Mines and mineral resources -- Colorado Mines and mineral resources -- New Mexico Natural gas -- Law and legislation -- New Mexico Navajo Oil Company Oil and gas leases -- New Mexico Prince family -- Estates Prince, L. Bradford (Le Baron Bradford), 1840-1922 -- Estates Pueblo Indians -- Government relations Pueblo Indians -- Land tenure Pueblo Indians -- Legal status, laws, etc Real property -- New Mexico Water-supply -- New Mexico Water-supply -- Texas
Contents List
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Clara Hanna - Last will, 1949-1950 |
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R.H. Hanna - Last will, 1938-1950 |
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Richard Hanna - Family history, 1917 |
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Hanna Trust - Pleadings, 1946-1963 |
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Hanna Trust - Correspondence, 1959-1962 |
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Richard Hanna Estate - Correspondence, 1953-1959 |
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Family Estate - Kankakee, Ill. 1929-1939
8 Family - Relatives' correspondence, 1932-1939 |
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Richard Hanna - Firm business, 1930-1944 |
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Richard Hanna - Correspondence, 1932-1946 |
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Richard Hanna - General correspondence A-L, 1945 |
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Richard Hanna - General correspondence M-Z, 1945 |
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Richard Hanna - Alpha Tau Omega and Albuquerque Chamber Correspondence, 1931-1933 |
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Grand Knights - Correspondence and bulletins, 1927-1944 |
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Grand Knights - Bylaws and correspondence, 1927-1944 |
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Travel Maps and Routes, 1937-1938 |
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Scrapbook - News clippings, newspapers, publications, photos, religious writings, 1894-1945 |
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Scrapbook - News clippings, newspapers, publications, photos, memorabilia, 1906-1912
Example: Flyer for New Mexico Progressive Republican Rally, 1911.
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Scrapbook - News clippings, memorabilia, 1914-1927 |
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Correspondence - American Foundation, 1932-1934 |
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Correspondence - Senator Sam Bratton, 1926-1933 |
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Correspondence - Senator Dennis Chavez, 1932-1940 |
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Correspondence - John Collier, 1930-1938 |
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Correspondence, Minutes, Documents - Democratic State Central Committee, 1932-1936 |
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Correspondence - Democratic National Committee, 1931-1939 |
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Press Releases - Democratic National Committee, 1931-1939 |
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News Clippings - Democratic Party, 1932 |
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Publication - The Democratic Book,
1940 |
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Correspondence - Clyde Fuller, 1935-1939 |
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Correspondence - Carl Hatch, 1932-1938 |
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Letters of Recommendation - General, 1932-1941 |
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Correspondence - Letters of recommendation re. Indian affairs, 1932-1941 |
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Correspondence - McKinley County Fraud Case, 1931-1932 |
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Correspondence - National affairs, 1930-1935 |
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Correspondence - NM governors, 1932-1943 |
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Bills, Correspondence - New Mexico Legislature, 1915-1935 |
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Correspondence - New Mexico State Senate, 1932-1933 |
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Correspondence, Documents - New Mexico Supreme Court rules, 1934-1935 |
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Correspondence - NM miscellaneous, 1930-1940 Includes letter about the first Navajo Tribal Fair |
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Correspondence, Historical Narrative - Charles Richardson, US Courts for China, 1937-1942 |
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Correspondence - Governor Arthur Seligman, 1930-1932 |
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Correspondence - Governor Clyde Tingley, 1932-1938 |
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Correspondence - Governor Tingley's legal advisory committee, 1934 |
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Correspondence - US Congress, 1932-1942 |
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Correspondence - Fred E. Wilson, 1930-1935 |
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Legal Documents/Proceedings - Voting, voter registrations in Bernalillo and Valencia Counties, 1928-1932 |
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Atrisco Land Grant, 1934-1936 Involves quiet title suit/appeal to the N.M. Supreme Court - Albuquerque Finance Co. v. Valley Growers (Bernalillo County), 1934-1936 |
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Bosque del Apache Grant, 1923-1925 |
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Cañon de Carnue Grant 21 Cañon de San Diego Grant, 1859-1904 |
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Cañon de San Diego Grant, 1927 |
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La Joya de Sevilleta Grant - Correspondence, 1931-1935 |
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Merced de Manzano Grant - Correspondence, map, 1927 |
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Ojo Caliente Land Grant and Hot Springs, 1926-1936 |
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Ojo de San José Grant - L.B. Putney legal correspondence, 1935-1936 |
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Ojo de San José Grant - L.B. Putney legal pleadings, 1935-1936 |
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Sandia Pueblo Land Grant, 1896-1922 |
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Miscellaneous Land Grant Correspondence, 1932-1939 Includes Santa Rosa de Cubero Grant, San Clemente Grant, Duran de Chavez Grant, Ojo del Espíritu Santo Grant, Piedra Lumbre Grant, Sebastian-Martin Grant, Lovato Grant 1932-1939 |
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Abstract of Title, Quitclaim Deed, - Original townsite of San Isidro, 1926 |
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Bankruptcy - Jastro v. Ross (Socorro County), 1924-1927. Regarding ranch and cattle business |
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Contract Dispute - Britelle and Ginner v. Karavas Brothers (Bernalillo County), 1935-1938. Regarding construction of the Columbian Hotel in Taos |
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Contracts - State Land Office, 1929-1932 |
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Estate/Title Work - Jay Turley (Bernalillo County), 1942-1944 |
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Estate - Guiseppi Scotti (Bernalillo County), 1888-1936
Abstracts of title, Atlantic and Pacific Addition, Town of Albuquerque Grant. |
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Estate - Mary F. Grossett (Bernalillo County-Albuquerque-Terrace Addition), 1936-1937 |
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Estate - L.S. Skelton property sale and leases (Eddy, Roosevelt, Chavez Counties), 1926-1938 |
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Estate - Rogina Mahboub (Sandoval County), 1935-1937 |
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Fencing - Correspondence, 1933 |
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Foreclosure - Cameron v. Zapf, Cameron v. Hesselden (Bernalillo County), 1934-1935 |
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Foreclosure - Cameron v. Hesselden (Bernalillo County), 1935 |
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Foreclosure - Cameron v. Glassman (Bernalillo County), 1934 |
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Foreclosure - Southwestern Presbyterian Sanatorium v. Thomas W. Hanna (Bernalillo County), 1935 |
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Grazing Permits, Contracts - Dismuke Ranch (Socorro County), 1939 |
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Grazing Permits, 1935 |
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Grazing - Correspondence, documents relating to Taylor Grazing Act, 1936-1938 |
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Land Deals - Senator H. O. Bursum, 1928-1934 |
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Land Dispute - Monte Carlisle/Rhinehart (Bernalillo County-Albuquerque-Alvarado Addition), 1933-1940 |
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Leases - Vicente Wool Ranch (Guadalupe County), 1922-1940 |
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Leases/Taxes- Maude Green/Vicente Wool Ranch (Guadalupe County), 1922-1925 |
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Mortgages, Leases, Contracts, Abstracts, Correspondence - J.H. Jeffers/ Morley's Datil Ranch estate (Catron County), 1929-1942 |
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Property Tax - N.H.Ranch Co. v. Gann (Catron County) correspondence, 1934-1938 |
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Property Tax - N.H. Ranch Co. v. Gann (Catron County) pleadings (pt. 1), 1933-1937 |
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Property Tax - N.H. Ranch Co. v. Gann (Catron County) pleadings (pt. 2), 1933-1937 |
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Property Taxes, Sales, Titles - R.R. Thompson/Claude Fuller (various properties), 1937-1939 |
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Quiet Title Suit - Adair v. Baca (Bernalillo County), 1943-1944 |
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Quiet Title Suit - Braun v. Town of Atrisco (Bernalillo County), 1936 |
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Quiet Title Suit - Coffey v. Aspinwell (Bernalillo County-Albuquerque-University Heights addition), 1938 |
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Quiet Title Suit - Farber v. Bushnell (Bernalillo County), 1926 |
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Quiet Title Suit - Gibbs v. Grosette (Catron County), 1943 |
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Quiet Title Suit - Hopkins v. Millenbaugh (Bernalillo County, Albuquerque- University Heights addition), 1936-1937 |
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Quiet Title Suit - Security Investment and Development Co. v. Cohenour (Bernalillo County), 1935-1936 Note: Also relates to Valley Growers. See also Atrisco Land Grant folder. |
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Quiet Title Suit - Stehle v. Millenbaugh (Bernalillo County), 1936 |
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Quiet Title Suit, Estate - Thelin v. Fiske (Bernalillo County) correspondence, 1937-1939 |
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Quiet Title Suit, Estate - Thelin v. Fiske (Bernalillo County) legal documents, 1937-1939 |
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Quiet Title Suit - United Service Corp. v. Goetz pleadings (Bernalillo County), 1936 |
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Quiet Title Suit and Foreclosure - Williams v. Harrell (Bernalillo County), 1932-1936 |
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Quiet Title Suit - R.R. Thompson v. Agricultural Corp (Chavez County), 1936-1937 |
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Quiet Title Suit - R.R. Thompson v. Agricultural Corp (Eddy County), 1936-1939 |
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Quiet Title Suit - R.R. Thompson v. Agricultural Corp (Santa Fe County), 1911-1936 |
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Quiet Title Suit - R.R. Thompson v. Agricultural Corp (Socorro County), 1938 |
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Quiet Title Suit - R.R. Thompson v. Hill (Union County), 1938 |
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Quiet Title Suit - Liles v. Goedeke (Socorro County), 1933 |
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Replat - Alvarado Gardens (Bernalillo County), 1941 |
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Sale - Harriet Ranch (Catron County), 1936-1938 |
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Sale - Jemez Hot Springs (Sandoval County), 1939 Includes history of the hot springs. |
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Sale of Assets - Socorro State Bank (Socorro County), 1927-1934 |
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Sale (Resettlement) - Bernardo Development Company Lands (Socorro County-Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District), 1935-1936 |
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Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. Litigation |
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Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company - Securities and Exchange Commission Application, 1939 |
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Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company - Correspondence (1 of 2), 1939-1940 |
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Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company - Correspondence (2 of 2), 1940 |
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Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company - Pleadings, orders and maps, 1930-1940 |
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Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company - Pleadings, contracts and legal documents, 1940 |
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Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company - Memos and briefs, 1940 |
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Texas Interstate Pipeline - Correspondence and pleadings, 1939-1940 |
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Texas Interstate Pipeline - Correspondence, 1940-1941 |
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Company Documents |
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Incorporation and By-laws, 1920-1928 |
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Board meeting minutes, 1927-1929 |
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Stockholders lists and assets, 1927-1938 |
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Reports, News Clippings, Newsletter - Stockholders report, balance and income statements, poling data, 1927-1942 |
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Oil and Gas Leases, 1926 |
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Contracts, 1926-1939 |
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Briefs, Memos and Affidavits, 1926-1944 |
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Claim of J.W. Jackson - Drilling contract, 1926 |
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Correspondence |
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General, 1926-1929 |
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General, 1930-1932 |
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General and Presidents, 1933-1934 |
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General, 1935-1938 |
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President - Rex Goodcell Correspondence, 1937-1938 |
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General, 1938-May 1939 |
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General, 1939 |
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General, 1942 |
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General, 1943 |
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General, 1944 |
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General, 1944 |
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General, 1945-1950 |
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Permits, 1927-1928 |
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Business Documents, 1933-1937 |
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SJRC v. Hickerson - Breach of contract dispute, 1937 |
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Warden v. SJRC - Pleadings, 1938 |
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General Correspondence, 1930-1934
14 General Correspondence, 1935 |
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General Correspondence, 1936-1945 |
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News Clippings, Articles, Bulletins, 1937 |
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Miscellaneous Leases, 1920-1939 |
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Green Oil Company - Chaves and Lea County correspondence and documents, 1935-1937 |
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Kinniear v. Landowners Oil Company - Pleadings and correspondence, DeBaca County, 1931-1937 |
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Stacey v. Walker - Pleadings and correspondence, McKinely County, 1935-1937 |
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Sunstate Petroleum Company - Contracts and correspondence, Union County, 1927 |
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Marathon Oil Company - Stocks and correspondence, McKinley County, 1931-1934 |
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Pueblo Bonito Oil Company - Litigation papers, McKinley County, 1937 |
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Sandia Oil Company - Articles of incorporation, 1927-1929 |
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Starr Oil Company - Leases and products liability cases, San Miguel County, 1931-1932 |
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Magnolia Petroleum Company - Correspondence, 1936 |
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W.R. Houghton Prospecting - Correspondence, Madrid NM, 1926-1936 |
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Salado Dome Oil Corporation - Thompson Correspondence, DeBaca County, 1931 |
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San Juan Basin - Leases, permits, correspondence, 1919-1926 |
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Taos Water System - Plans and correspondence, 1934-1935 |
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Dexter Land Sale (Chaves County), Water Usage - Correspondence, 1926-1934 |
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Water Commission, Water Tax - Correspondence, 1931-1934 |
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"Digest of Constitutional and Statutory Provisions on Water and Water Courses in the State of New Mexico," 1929 |
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Texas v. State of New Mexico - Contracts, 1902-1924 |
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Texas v. State of New Mexico (Rio Grande Conservancy District) - Case briefs, legal memos and research, 1912-1937 |
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Texas v. State of New Mexico - Briefs and outlines, 1936-1937 |
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Texas v. State of New Mexico - Pleadings and examination, 1936-1937 |
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Texas v. State of New Mexico - Correspondence, 1935-1938 |
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Continental Mining Corp. - Milagros Mining Claim (Valencia County) correspondence and legal opinion, 1940 |
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Empire Mines and Metals Co.- Correspondence, 1933-1936 |
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Golden Arrow Mining Company (Sierra County) - Correspondence, deeds, 1932-1939 |
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New Mexico Mining and Milling Co. - Corporate documents, correspondence, deeds, 1934-1939 |
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New Mexico Potash Co. (Eddy County) - Correspondence, publications, 1934-1935 |
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San Juan Coal and Coke Co. - Correspondence, mining leases, contracts, 1921-1929 |
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San Juan Coal and Coke Co. - Legal documents, correspondence, 1936-1937 |
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Star Mining Co. - Santa Fe and Española claims, 1928-1937 |
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Bearup v. McComb (Cooney Mining District, Catron County), 1935-1939 |
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Price v. Henesy (Jicarilla Mining District, Lincoln County)
16 Dolph v. Moon (Nogal Mining District, Lincoln County - Helen Rae mining property), 1936-1937. |
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Montoya v. Jose (Mockingbird Mining District, Socorro County), 1917-1937 |
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Montie Carlisle - Coal mining leases, correspondence, legal documents, 1931-1940 |
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F. L. Heywood - Leases, agreements, company documents, proof of mining claims (Santa Cruz Mining District, Santa Fe County), 1934-1940 |
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F. L. Heywood - Correspondence, 1928-1931 |
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F. L. Heywood - Correspondence, 1932 |
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F. L. Heywood - Correspondence, 1933-1934 |
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F. L. Heywood - Correspondence, 1935-1936 |
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F. L. Heywood - Correspondence, 1937-1938 |
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F. L. Heywood - Correspondence, 1939-1940 |
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F. L. Heywood - Correspondence, 1941-1942 |
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Lucas Mining Property (Santa Fe County), 1940 |
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General Correspondence - Southern New Mexico, Raton,
Contract - Bell Trading Post (Albuquerque), 1935-1941 |
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Kemp Lumber Company v. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company - Legal documents regarding transport of coal, 1930-1932 |
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Railroad Trackage - Contracts, documents re Santa Fe, San Juan, & Northern Railroad, 1929-1941 |
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Eichelberger Properties (New Mexico and Colorado), 1939 |
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Eichelberger Properties (New Mexico and Colorado), 1940 |
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Eichelberger Properties (New Mexico and Colorado), 1941-1943 |
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Continental Mining Company (Southern CO) - Correspondence, 1940 |
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San Juan Mining District - Correspondence, 1931-1934 |
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R. R. Pool - Fraudulent mining claims, 1939-1941 |
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News Clippings, 1926-1945 |
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Correspondence, Documents, 1925-1930 |
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Correspondence, Documents, Jan.-Feb. 1931 |
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Correspondence, Documents, March-Oct. 1931 |
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Correspondence, Documents, Nov.-Dec. 1931 |
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Correspondence, Documents, Jan.-May 1932 |
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Correspondence, Documents, June-Dec. 1932 |
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Correspondence, Documents, 1933 |
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Correspondence, Documents, 1934-1938 |
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Correspondence, Documents, 1939-1944 and undated |
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Correspondence, 1924-1931 |
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All Pueblo Council - Federal legislation, correspondence, 1924-1931 |
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All Pueblo Council - Correspondence, 1933-1938 |
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Pueblo Lands Act - Briefs, 1858-1927 |
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Pueblo Lands Act - Correspondence and data, 1926-1932 |
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Briefs - Federal and State legislation, 1910 |
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Briefs - Statute of Limitations, 1915-1924 |
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Briefs - Statute of Limitations, Federal and State legislation, 1927-1930 |
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La Joya Grant Correspondence - Sandia and Taos Pueblo, 1931-1933 |
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Contracts and Resolutions - Pueblos of Jemez, Pojoaque, San Ildefonso, Santa Ana, San Felipe, San Juan, Picuris, 1933 |
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Contracts and Resolutions - Pueblos of Nambe, Santa Clara, Santo Domingo, Isleta, Sandia, Cochiti, Taos, 1933 |
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Gran Quivira National Monument - Excavation contracts and correspondence, 1932-1934 |
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Laguna Indians - Legal disputes and correspondence, 1919-1938 |
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Zuni Mountain Land Sale - Correspondence, 1935 |
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"Land Acquisition Plan for the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico," 1934 |
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Southern Pueblos Agency - Correspondence, 1935 |
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Legal Services, Receipts - Regarding contract for Pueblo legal services, Department of the Interior, 1937-1940 |
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Correspondence - Department of the Interior correspondence pertaining to Pueblo legal services, 1937-1940 |
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Correspondence, Documents, 1926-1938 |
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United Indians and Indian Traders - Corporate documents, 1931 |
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Scrapbook - News clippings, 1932 |
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William Prince, Governor L. Bradford Prince - Real estate papers, 1827-1919 |
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Governor L. Bradford Prince Estate - Correspondence, legal documents, 1923-1928 |
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Mary C. Prince - Last Will and Testatment, legal documents, 1923-1942 |
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Litigation and Legal Documents, 1907-1944 |
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Heirs Litigation, 1928 |
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Mary C. Prince and Heirs - Family correspondence, 1923-1942 |
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Estate Correspondence, 1926-1938 |
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Property Correspondence, 1926-1941 |
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Deeds, Titles, Abstracts, 1887-1939 |
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New York Properties, 1936 |
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Assets, 1926-1940 |
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Semi Annual Reports, 1926-1944 |
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Trial Balances, 1932-1934 |
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Audit Reports, 1937-1940 |
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William B. Prince - Correspondence, 1925-1928 |
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William B. Prince - Correspondence, 1930-1935 |
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William B. Prince - Correspondence, 1936-1939 |
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William B. Prince - Correspondence, 1940-1944 |
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Ledgers, 1926-1930 |
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Irrigation and Mining, San Juan County, NM, undated |
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Oil Wells, Northern New Mexico, 1925 |
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Hydrographic Survey, Cimarron, NM, 1923 |
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Isleta Indian Pueblo Grant, 1931 |
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Parkland Hills Addition, undated |
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Manzano National Forest, 1926 |
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Permits, Eddy County, undated (from Box 6, folder 10) |
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Columbian Hotel, Taos, undated (from Box 2, folder32) |
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Ojo Caliente Grant, Small Holding Claims, undated (from Box 2, folder 25) |
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Bosque del Apache Grant, undated (from Box 2, folder 19) |
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