Places · starting with C

County mentioned in the newspaper's description of its dedication.

a.k.a. San Miguel County

Place on Pike's route to Santa Fe.

A station on the Butterfield Overland Mail route in New Mexico Territory.

A desert watering point approximately ten miles from where the emigrant party halted.

a.k.a. Cooke's Well

A canyon on the mail route to Mowry City where many travelers were killed by Apaches.

a.k.a. Cook's canyon, canyon of death

The road along which mangled remains of Americans and Mexicans are scattered.

a.k.a. Cook’s canyon road

Geographic landmark in Round Up District No. 2.

a.k.a. Cook's peak, Cook's Peak, Cook's Peak country

A mining location associated with Hugh A. Teel.

Area where Indians were seen five or six weeks prior.

Mountain range on whose west slope a body was found.

a.k.a. Cook's Peak range of mountains

Cooks Peak Region is a mining area, mentioned in the context of mining activity.

a.k.a. Cooks Peak

Former name of Guam, New Mexico, when it was a thriving frontier town with a railroad division point.

a.k.a. Coolage

Location near Pinos Altos where an unprovoked murder took place.

A settlement in New Mexico from which the correspondent Spike wrote to the Enterprise.

a.k.a. Cooney Camp, Cooney, N. M., Cooney

A camp in the Mogollons where John Kelly kept a saloon.

A mining district that sourced its lumber supply from the Herman Saw Mill.

a.k.a. Cooney Mining Dist.

Origin of H. Donelly.

School whose honor roll pupils excelled in scholarship and punctuality during the term ending August 14th.

a.k.a. Cooney School

The house Owen Hayes managed to reach after his accident.

a.k.a. Cooney's house

Intersection where the Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes was located.

a.k.a. corner of Cooper and Kelly Sts.

Intersection where Montezuma Grocery and Liquor Company is located.

The west side literary society announces a ball for the 27th at the Cordova Montanb hall.

Location where Oliver's establishment is situated.

Corona is where Bro McMillen went to preach.