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Adams, Eleanor B. and Fray Angelico Brewer, Richard M., 314 Chavez, The Missions of New Meo:ico, Bristol, Judge Warren G., 228, 318 rev'd., 174. Brown, Andrew M., 339 Aguilar, Capt. Nicolas de (1660's), 300 Brown, Henry, 211 A Journey Through New Meo:ico's First Bury, Alfred, 211 Judicial Di$trict in 1861,, ed. by Wallace, Butler, General B. T., 212 rev'd., 258 · Butscher, Louis C. "Albert Pike as a Tenderfoot," by Jones, 140-147 Canyon Blanco, 303 Alvarez, Manuel (1850's), 279 Canyon Cueva, 332 Alvarez, Fray Sebastian (Taos, 1820's), 267 Canyon Largo, 303 American-Mexican border relations, 236, 242 CArdenas, Fray Benigno, 73 Anderson, Arthur J. 0. and Charles E. Carleton, Col. James H., Ft. Yuma, 240 Dibble, trs., Sahagun's Florentine Codeo:, Carroll, Capt. Henry G., 330 rev'd., 347 Carson, Kit, 133f, 282; education of son, 133 Anderson, (Mrs.) Lillie Gerhardt, letter, 156 Carson, Thomas, 155 Angel, Frank Warner, 193, 214, 3.28 Carson, William, 133 Anglo-Saxon Superiority, 98 Casa Fuerte, location, 300f ;•308 Anselm Weber, O.F.M., by Wilken, rev'd., Casey, Robert, 227 166 Catron, Thomas B., 193, 316 Apache Indians (Ariz.) , 24 Cattle brands, 155, 332 Appel, Dr. Daniel M., 215 Cattle industry, 155, 177-205, 310; Ariz., Arkansas Canyon, 45 329; and Civil War, 187 Arroyo, Antonio Vanegas, ballad publisher, Cattle rustling, 224 3 note · Cebolleta, 290, 308 Atencio, Antonio (1880's), 298 Cerro Pedernal, 295 Athearn, Robert G., "The Education of Kit Champion of Reform: Manuel Abad 11 Carson's Son," 133-139 Queipo, by Fisher, rev' d., 85 Autobee, Charles, 75 note Chavez, O.F.M., Angelico, comments con­ cerning "Tome ... ," 68-74; rev., Phelan, Baca, Antonio, land grant, 307 The Millenia! Kingdom of the Franciscans Baca, Fabiola Cabeza de, We Fed Them in the New World, 350 Cactus, rev' d., 78 Chisum, James, 310 passim Baird, Lt. George W., 137 Chisum, John Simpson, 177-205, 310"337 Baker, Frank, 211, 315 Chisum, Pitzer M., 188, 310 passim Balizan, Dario, 228 Chisum, Sallie, 315 Ballads (Mexico), see Simmons Chisum, Walter, 327 Bandit (Mexico), 2 Chisum, Will, nephew of J. S. Chisum, 181, Beckwith, Hugh W., 199 315 Beckwith, Robert W., 200 Chisum, William J ., 178 Beef Camp Canyon, 45 Cholera in Texas, 345 Beeton, H. C., 208 Church condition (1850's), 275 Belen, settled, 69 Church income (1850's), 277 Bells, Spanish, 148 Cimarron News and Press, 218 Benavides, Fray Alonso, Memorial, an in .. Civil War, Confederate diplomacy in New terpretation, 290 Mexico, 232 Bent, Charles, Papers, ed. by Reeve, 75-77, C!enny, Avery M., 320 156-164, 251-253 Cloudcroft (1900's), 52 Bent, George, 160 Cobre, Sierra de, 297 Beyond the Cross Timbers, by Hollon, rev'd., Cocomaricopa Indians, 28 79 C6dallos y RaMI, Gov. Joachin, report, 302 Billy the Kid, see Wm. H. Bonney Coe, George, 197, 324 · Boggs, Thomas, 138 Coggin, Tom, 326 Bonney, William H. (Billy the Kid), 315 Colorado Chieftain (Pueblo), quoted, 190 -Bosque Grande, 326 Comanche Bondage, ed. by Rister, rev'd., Bowdre, Charles, 203 172 Bowdre, C. M., 211 Confederate States of America, diplomacy Boyle, Andrew, 200 re Chihuahua and Sonora, 232 ; generals, Brady, Sheriff William G., 198 838 Brazil, Manuel, 155 Copper City, 298 Brewer, Dick, 211 Crompton, Zacharias, 226 353 354 INDEX

Crucifero Indians, 24 Geography, 290; see Navaho Coniva (village), 155 Geology, 293£ Conway, Thomas F., 818 Gildea, A. M., 179 Copeland, Sheriff John N., 321 Godfroy, Fred C., 192 Coronado, Francisco V llsquez de, 24 Gold mining, 333 Crespo, Benito (Bishop of Durango), quoted, Gonzales, Probate Judge Florencio, 320 807 Goodnight •. Charles, cattleman, 188 Grant, Joe, 332 Dabney, William M., rev., Hyder, Snow of Grant, M. M., 185 Kansas, 172 Grapevine Canyon, 45 Dance, a country, 55 Great River: The Rio Grande in North Daniel, Miss Mary V., quoted on J. S. American History, by Horgan, rev'd., 102 Chisum, 180 Green, Lee, 54 Dlaz, Porfirio, in Mexican ballads, 1 Green, Robert R., journal (1849), 259 Dibble, Charles E., see Arthur J. 0. Guerrero, Eduardo, ballad publisher, 3 note Anderson Gutierrez, Manuel, Justice of Peace, 227 Dickison, Burrel, 335 Gylam, Sheriff L. J., 226 Dillon, M. L., "Captain Jason W. James, Frontier Anti-Democrat,'' 89-101 Hall, Martin Hardwick, "Colonel James DiPeso, Charles C., comments Schroeder Reiley's Diplomatic Missions to Chihua­ article, 248 hua and Sonora,'' 232-242 Dolan, James J ., 192 Hardscrabble, 157 Dolan, J. J. and Co., 316 Harrington, John P., quoted, 299 Dominguez, Juan, documents, 300 Hart, Edward "Little,'' 229 Dominguez-Escalante expedition, 297 Haskins, Deputy Sheriff Joseph, death, 229 Durand, Joaquin (Chihuahua), 234 Hereford, William Brook, 211 Dwyer, Capt. G., 234 Hewett, Edgar L., quoted, 299 Highsaw, James M., 197 Ellis, Florence Hawley, "Tome .•. ,'' crit­ Hindman, George, 318 icism, 68: comments re criticism on Hinton, Harwood P., Jr., ,.John Simpson "Tome ... ," 244 Chisum, 1877-84,'' 177-205, 310-337 Emmitt, Robert, The Last War Trail, rev' d., Hogg, George, 202 86 Hohokam Indians, 25 El Paso Canyon, 45 Hollon, W. Eugene, Beyond the Cross Tim­ Escalante, Manuel (Sonora), 239 bers, rev'd., 79 Escalante, Fray Silvestre Velez de, 297 Horgan, Paul, Great River: the Rio Grande Estis, Asa, 76 note in North American HistOTI/, rev' d., 102 Evans, Jesse, 205, 325 Horrell family in Texas, 223 ; in Lincoln Ewers, John, 335 County, 226 Horrell War (Lincoln Co.), 230 Farrington, Jessie de Prado, "Rocking House (village), 155 Horse to Cow Pony,'' 38-67 Howe, Jane, "Spanish Bells in New Mex- Fisher, Lillian Estelle, Champion of Reform: ico,'' 148-153 Manuel Abad 11 Queipo, rev'd., 85 Hoyt, Dr. Henry, 205 Flint Hill (Cerro Pedernal), 298 Hueco Tanks, 49 Florentine Code

Jones, Alexander E., "Albert· Pike as a 236, 242 Tenderfoot," 140-147 Mexican War, 338 Jones, Hieskell, 226 Mexico, political ballads, 1 Miera y Pacheco, Bernardo de, map, 297 Keenan, Thomas, 229 Mills, Sheriff Ham, 227 Kephardt, W. G. (editor 1856), 279 Mining, 333 King, C. W., 229 Mining Life (Silver City), 227 Kinney, John, outlaw, 216 Moore, John Preston, The Cabildo in Peru Klingberg, Frank W., The Southern Clo.ims under the Hapsburgs, rev' d., 260 Commission, rev' d., 82 Mormons in Pecos Valley, 205, 336 Kroeger, Paul, 335 Morris, Harvey, 216 Ku Klux Klan, 92f, 98 Morris, Richard Augustus, 156 Morris, Prof. Richard B., 178 Lamy, Bishop Jean Baptiste, 265 passim Morton, William, 211 Land grants, 296 Morton, William S., 815 Larimore, Cornell, 335 Moyo, Carlos (Chihuahua), 284 .Larson, T. A., rev., Hollon, Beyond the Murphy, Lawrence G., 192, 223 Cross Timbers, 79 Lea, Joseph C., 94 Nacimiento, San Joaquin del, land grant, Lea, J. Smith, 179 298 Leroux, Antoine, 159 Navaho: geography, 290-309; wars, 295; Leverson, Montague R., 209, 318 meanitig, 299 Leyva, Jose Francisco, 77 note Navajo, see Navaho Lincoln County War, 194ff, 206-222, 230, Nebow, Charles, 826 314f Negro suffrage (1870's), 92 Lloyd, S. W., 229 Nettles, H. Edward, rev., Westermeier, Lockhart, James Wall, 198 Trailing the Cowboy, 168 Lucero, Juan Manuel (Taos), 75 Newberry, J. S. (geologist), quoted, 295 Lucero, Mariano de J esU.s, 72 New Mexico Military Institute, 94f Lucero, Fr. Mariano de Jesus (Arroyo Nijore Indians, 27 Hondo 1860's), 281 Nolan, Frederick W., "A Sidelight on the Tunstall Murder," 206-222 McBroom, Henry, 155 McCloskey, William, 211 Oliphant, J. Orin, ed., On the Arkansas McCune, Hugh, 205 Route to California in 1849, rev'd., 259 McKibbin, Capt. Chambers, 227 On the Arkansas Route to California in McKittrick, Felix, 836 1849, ed. by Oliphant, rev'd., 259 McLellan, Guy, 208 Opata Indians, 28 McNab, Frank, 211, 316 Ortiz, Fr. Jose Eulogio (Taos 1860's), 280 McSween, Alexander A., 194, 206, 314 Ortiz, Vicar Juan Felipe, 271 Machebeuf, Fr. Joseph Projectus, 270 . Madariaga, Francisco Ignacio de, 72 Paddock, John, rev., Sahagun's Florentine Madison, Virginia, The Big Bend Country Codex, tr. by Anderson and Dibble, 350 of Texas, rev'd., 165 Padia [Padilla 1], Isidro, 228 Madrid, Capt. Roque de (1700's), 304 Padilla, Bartolo (1880's), 298 Mann, E. B. and Fred E. Harvey, New Mex- Painting, Indian, 291f ico: Land of Enchantment, rev'd., 262 Patron, Isidro, 228 Marcos de Niza, Fray, 24 Patron, Juan B., 229, 320 Marshall, H. H., 816 Patterson, James, Roswell pioneer, 188 Martin, Rev. F. (Isleta 1854), 27 4 Pearce, T. M., rev., Baca, We Fed Them Martin, Marfa de Ia Luz (Mrs. Antonio Cactus, 78 Martinez), 267 Peiioles, place name, 304 Martinez, Fr. Antonio (Taos), 75, 157ff; a Peppin, George W., 215, 322 reinterpretation, 265-289 Pesqueira, Gov. Ignacio (Sonora), 237 Martinez, Jose Marie, 162 Peter, Emory B., 202 Martinez, Juan, Lincoln County constable, Peterson, Harold F., rev., Moore, The 226 Cabildo in Peru under the Hapsburgs • •• , Martinez, Pasqua), 76, 161 260 Mason, Major John L., 227 Phelan, John Leddy, The Millenia! Kingdom Maxwell, Peter, 155 of the Franciscans in the New World, Meadows, John P., 316 rev'd., 350 Medina, Fr. Ram6n (1850's), 278 Phillips, Paul ·c., rev., Rister, Comanche Menchero, Fray Juan Miguel, 307 Bondage, 172 Mendieta, Ger6nimo de, writings, 350 Piedra Alumbre (Lumbre), 290 Mendoza, Dominguez de (17th century), 68 Pike, Albert, 140 Mesa, Big Bead, 807 Pima Indians, 24 Mexican-American border relations, 235, Poe, Sophie A., quoted on J. S. Chisum, 180 356 INDEX

Potter, Jack, 188 Sierra Alto Canyon, 47 Powell, Buck, 197ft', 828 Silva, Antonio, 71 Province of Navaho, 302· Simmons, Merle E., uPorfirio Diaz in Mex· Pueblo pottery, 26 ico's Historical Ballads," 1-23 Purrington, Col. George E., 198 Six Gun and Silver Star, by Shirley, rev'd,. 170 Quiburi, San Pablo de, 25 Smith, George Winston, rev., Klingberg, The Southern Claims Commission, 82 Randlett, Capt. James F., 228 Smith, Capt. George W., 317 Rasch, P. J., "The Horrell War," 223-231 Smith, M. C., Sr., 187 Reagan, Frank,226 Smith, Richard, 197 Reconstruction (1870's), 92ft' Snow of Kansas .•• , by Hyder, rev'd., 171 Red Lake, 327 Sobaipuri Indians, 31 Reeve, Frank D., "A Letter to Clio," 102- Socorro, settled, 69 182; "Early Navaho Geography," 290- Sonnichsen, C. L., rev., The Big Bend 809; ed., Charles Bent Papers, 75-77; Country of Texas, 165 rev's.: Adams and Chavez, The Missions of "Spanish Bells in New Mexico,., by Howe, New Mexico, 174; Mann and Harvey, New 148 Mexico .•• , 263; Oliphant, On the Ar­ Stanley, E., 76 note kansas Route to California in 18!,9, 259 ; Stanley, Steve, 229 Wallace, A Journey through New Mex­ ico's First Judicial District in 186!,, 258 Taiban (village), 155f Reilys, Colonel James, diplomatic mission to Taladrid, Fr. Damaso (Taos 1850's), 278! Chihuahua and Sonora, 232 Taos, see Charles Bent Papers Rencher, Gov. Abraham, .340 Telling, Irving, rev., Wilken, Anselm Websr, Riaiio (Reaiio), Jose de (land grant), 296 O.F.M..•. , 166 Rio Grande (Rio San Juan), 300 Terrazas, Gov. Luis (Chihuahua), 234 Rio Navaho, 301 The Big Bend Country of Texas, by Madison, Rio Puerco, locations, 294 note rev'd., 165 Rister, Carl Coke, ed., Comanche Bondage, The Cabildo in Peru under the Hapsburgs, rev'd., 172 by Moore, rev' d., 260 Robert, William, 835 "The Education of Kit Carson's Son," by Roberts, Andrew L. (Buckshot), 212 Athearn, 133-139 Robertson, A. B. ( Sug), cattle inspector, The Grant County Herald, quoted, 178 1~ . The Navajos, by Underhill, rev' d., 254 Romero, Vicente F. (1850's), 272 The Last War Trail, by Emmitt, rev' d., 86 Rosenthal, William, 812 The Missions of New Mexico, by Adams and Roswell, 333f Chavez, rev'd., 174 Rough Riders, membership, 154 The Southern Claims Commission, by Klin~r- berg, rev' d., 82 Sacr~mento Canyon, 44 Thornton, Sir Edward, Ambassador, 207 Sacramento Mountains, early settlers, 88 Tobin, Thomas, 189 passim Tome, early settlers, 68 SahagUn, Fray Bernardino de, Florentine "Tome and Father J.B.R.,'' criticism, 68 Codex, tr. by Anderson and Dibble, rev'd., Torreon Canyon, 294 847 Town, Charles, 157 Sanchez, Fray Jose Ignacio, 72 Trailing the Cowboy, by Westermeier, rev'd., San Patricio, settlement, 823 168 Santa Fe, description, 840 passim Trujillo, Seferino, 227 "Santa Fe Ring," 214 Trujillo Creek, 827 Scholand, Emily, 819 Tunstall, John H., quoted, 194; 206-222,.814 Scholes, Walter V., rev., Fisher, Champion Tunstall, John Partridge, 218, 219 of Reform: Manuel Abad y Queipo, 85 Turner, Ben, death, 230 Schroeder, Albert H., "Fray Marcos de Niza, Turner, J. H., 208 Coronado and the Yavapai," 24-37; com­ Turner, Marion, 321 ments re DiPeso letter, 247 Tyler, S. Lyman; rev., Emmitt, The. Last Schurz, Carl, Secretary of the Interior, 213 War Trail, 86 Scotable Canyon, 44 Scott, E., 226 Scottish Loan Company, 155 Underhill, Ruth M., The Navajos, rev'd., 254 Scurlock, J. G., 211 Underwood, Nath, 198 Settlers, Sacramento Mountains, 38 passim Upson, Ash, 817 Sherman, William Tecumseh, 133 Ute Indian: depredation, 252; location, 801 Shirley, Glenn, Six Gun and Silver Star, rev'd., 170 ' Vail, Edward, quoted, 199 Sibley, General Henry Hopkins, diplomacy Vail; Walter L., 198 in New Mexico, 282 Valdez, Jose Marie (Taos), 75, 160 INDEX 357

Valdez, Santiago (Taos 1850's), 272f Wilken, Robert L., Anselm Weber, O.F.M.: Vigil, Juan B., 163 Missionary to the Navaho 1898-1921, rev' d., 166 Waldo, Judge Henry L., 818 Wilson, John B., 208, 814 Wallace, Gov. Lew, 210, 328 Winther, Oscar Osburn, rev., Shirley, Six Wallace, William Swilling, ed., A Journey Gun and Silver Star, 170 through New Mexico's First Judicial Dis­ Woolsey, Charles W., 199 trict in 1864, rev' d., 258 Wright, Brig.-Gen. George, 239 Walz, Edgar A., quoted, 193 Wyman, Leland C., rev., Underhill, The Warner, David C., 226 Navajos, 254 Watts, Judge JohnS., 343 , We Fed Them Cactus, by Baca, rev' d., 78 Yavapai Indians, 24 Westermeier, Clifford P., Trailing the Cow- bOIIJ, rev'd., 168 Zaldivar, Vicente de, quoted, 806 Widenmann, Robert, 207 Zarate Salmeron, Fr. Geronimo de, quoted, Wilber, John C., 813 299 Wilburn, Aaron 0., 280 Zubirfa y Escalante, Jose Antonio (Bishop Wiley, Robert K., cattleman, 197, 326 of Durango 1850's), 271 · CONSTITUTION

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