Places · starting with C

The camp associated with the Cleveland Mine, abandoned by 1922.

Cleveland, Ohio is the location associated with the subject's service record.

Cliff is the destination of Secretary Bachelor to discuss a smelter construction.

a.k.a. Cllftoo

Area within the Upper Gila River drainage documenting the northern extent of Mimbres occupation.

a.k.a. Cliff region, Gila region

Clifton is referenced as a location from which individuals traveled.

a.k.a. Cliflon

Location where children received holiday money.

A hotel in Clifton kept by Jake Abrahams.

A station stop on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line near Raton.

a.k.a. Clifton House N M, Ivi jiv Clifton House N M

Copper mining district where a strike was occurring, about ninety miles to the north.

a.k.a. CLIFTON MORENCI, CLIFTONMORENCI

Cloudcroft, located at the summit of the Sacramentos, is the destination for the territorial bar association meeting.

a.k.a. Cloudctofl

Location near the Mexican line, close to Deer Creek.

Clovis is the location of the Clovis Journal Publishing Company.

Location of The Clovis News newspaper.

a.k.a. Clovis

A place robbed about two weeks prior, with some stolen goods found in Wing's plunder.

A ranch near which Ed Harlan burglarized a house.

a.k.a. Cobb & Goodell's ranch

Cochise County is the jurisdiction where Tax Collector James allegedly failed to take action against the Copper Queen Mining Company for tax arrears.

a.k.a. Cochise county

Cockeville is mentioned as a location for José Melitón Medina.

Region affected by the earthquake, inhabited by the Cocopah tribe.

Mountain range from which the sulphur mountain rises as a spur.

a.k.a. great Cocopah mountains

The Cocopath nation was affected by a tidal wave and earthquake.

Area near Camp Cody containing dance halls named The Nebraska, The Iowa, and The Des Moines.

The location or dateline associated with the report of the Karilin murder, possibly an abbreviation for Colorado or a typo.

a.k.a. Col Aug 7

A location on the Butterfield Overland Trail, endpoint of Seventh Division and start of Sixth.

Location mentioned as residence of J. J. O'Neill.