Socorro's Rise as Mining Hub Amid Rich Gold Findings
Historical notes describe Socorro's bustling growth after 1580 with railroad ties, smelters, and a three-stock mill. It highlights the Merritt mine, Graphic Company works, and a booming economy driven by silver, copper, and gold ore discoveries near Jordan canon, drawing workers and investors south of the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorre
Fontasry
Socorro
Rio Grande Valley
Karwue City
Nive
Rnine
Pnelthy Comley
Furhoatly
Mexicaia
Tibutary
Cco
Gustiv Willing
Amon
Tia
Vomatyy
Soto
Maydiionn
Kelly
Arizona
Graphic Wining
John B. McGou
Tomimod
Poxi
Moveret
Merritt
Houorag
Socorre Pata
Logie Nilegi
Carthage
Popalie Tinn
Suunto
Hisnis
San Antonio
Socor
Gramble
All Pointe
Porte
United States
Jordan Canon
Regnar
Water Canon Station
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GEM City
N. M
Pittole
Guna
Colt
Winchester Arms
P. D. Faddis
Moses Gurk
Socorra
Socorro Pottery CO
H. J. McDermott
Wixelier Ave
Plaza
Socorro Livny
Siaboe
Sylvester Abeyta
PROP
Iyneouable
Cnr
Higes Wave Che
Hot Springs
Gustav Billing
Socorro, New Mexico
Tie Best
New Mexico
Fred. Geisler
A. Abeytia
Mexico
Gom City
Socorro County
Reeds
Gligree
Hianitadtaring
Stention
Bocardo
Acre
Socord
Rio Grande
Linite
Keller, Graphic
Firanita
Timperial
Socort
JH. Hensley
Istovv
G. Biavaschi
NG & Faddis
Soph
Omnibus Hkhiwn Bw
Finent Wires
Harves
Antonio Cortesy
Abeytin Block
Benj. McLean& Co
Kansas City
South Pueblo
Durango
Gunnison City
Alamosa
Colorado
Butte City
Montana
Santa Fe
Ll Staple
Cranbriug
Manezearias
Palace Restaurant
City of
Manzanares Ave
Plaza E. Bradford
Pioneer Carriage and Wagon Works
RETA
K. C. Jenkins
Reitz & Tenekins
Grand Central Hotel
Beaudes
T. Leeson
Court Street