Places · starting with S

Judge B F Ballard and John Sutherland are at the Southern.

A region where Dr. E. C. Thatcher was formerly well-known.

a.k.a. southern Arizona

Southern California was a destination on the southern overland route.

Region with mining camps electrified by Myrick's mineral specimens.

A hotel opening under the management of G. W. F. Johnson, recently re-papered and re-furnished.

Region where the Gila is located and where E. T. Hubbard is active.

The region where John and James Bullard arrived in 1866, encompassing areas such as Silver City and Pinos Altos during the post-Civil War mining boom.

Company where Pat Hines formerly worked on a section.

Location of Lee White's robberies and hold-ups.

The old Gazette office on South Second Street is being fitted up for a branch shop.

Location of a store selling souvenir china.

a.k.a. SOUTH SDE OF PLAZA

Location of a jewelry business (The Filigree Jeweler) in Santa Fe.

a.k.a. South Side Paza

Location of S. Spitz jewelry store.

a.k.a. South Side Plaza Santa F

The Southwest is mentioned as the region where the newspaper circulates among intelligent and progressive people.

Region where the White Mountain Apaches are reported to be uneasy.

Southwestern New Mexico is the general region where mining activity is reported.

a.k.a. Southwest ern New Mexico

The starting point of the southern overland route.

a.k.a. southwest Missouri

Building housing the Southwest Sentinel, established in 1887.

a.k.a. Southwest Sentinel Bldg

The Southwest region is listed as a subject of the photograph.

a.k.a. Southwest

Spain is mentioned as a nation possibly aligning with the US policy toward Mexico.

Region in which Apache groups operated under Spanish rule.

The store where Frank Sperling was found murdered and which was robbed.

a.k.a. the store

Location associated with Rev. E. Lytton.

Location of the International Casualty Company.

a.k.a. Spokane Wash