Places · starting with T

One of Head & Hearst's ranches where Indians secured about twenty more horses.

a.k.a. the Lang

The terrain through which a considerable portion of the pursuit occurred.

One of the dance halls in Codyville.

a.k.a. The Nebraska

A town beside the Colorado River referenced in a humorous anecdote.

a.k.a. Needles

A room inside the restaurant that Cummings attempted to enter while fleeing.

The place contained twenty skeletons.

A settlement on the Frco that ran out of whisky for several weeks during the storm.

a.k.a. Plaza

The jurors proceeded to the ranch where the inquest was held.

A neighboring business into which Cummings fled after being shot.

Where Jack fell after being shot.

The Snug can furnish oysters fresh every day.

A facility located within or adjacent to the hotel where Mr. Gaddis went after leaving Pearson and his wife.

The southwestern part of this county has not been free of Indian raids for only a few months.

a.k.a. the southwestern part of this county

Location where Col. Chavez camped in 1853.

The station the engineer ran back to.

The street is being improved with slag, cinders, and granite to become the fashionable promenade of the city.

a.k.a. the street, fashionable promenade

The territorial jurisdiction (likely New Mexico Territory) where Kelley resided for twenty-five years.

Springs with unquestionable curative power.

a.k.a. these springs

A venue with parlors where the bridal couple received friends after the ceremony.

A valley where the old timer grows crops and has a place.

The article refers to a section of the West where Indian troubles may occur due to a ruinous policy.

Where John V. Brown's body lay after the shooting.

The city where the funeral took place.

The local area where Robert Redding has resided for about eight years.