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They were open range days:

by Thompson, Albert W. frey50

Published by : The World Press, Inc. (Denver, Colorado) , 1946 Physical details: 194 p. B&w photographs & illus; maps

Subject(s): Ranch life -- Frontier and pioneer life -- Northeastern New Mexico -- Raton, New Mexico -- Clayton, New Mexico

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This book fives a clear insight into free range times when "roughing it" drew both men came west to northeastern New Mexico and the adjoining Neutral strip without organized government. Cattle companies were formed free from restraint. Many left when cattle prices dropped, but a railroad in 1888 provided an outlet for the cattle and formed towns and governments.

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