Places

Fort reached on July 3, 1849.

a.k.a. Bridger's fort

The location where Felipe M. Chacon plans to open a business.

a.k.a. Bridge street

The street where Ah Tom kept his opium joint.

The street intersection where the Centinneal Saloon Co was located.

a.k.a. Broadway & Bullard

Location of J. A. Ancheta's attorney office in Silver City.

a.k.a. cor ner Broadway and Bullard streets

An intersection in Silver City where three unidentified males were walking.

a.k.a. corner of Broadway and Bullard streets

Junction in Silver City where Hurlburt was cultivating corn.

Location of Raymond P. Barnes's attorney office in Silver City.

a.k.a. corner Broadway and Main street

Corner of Broadway and Main streets where Luke Brothers lot is located.

Dr. Bailey's drug store was on the southwest corner of Broadway and Main Streets.

The location where John H. Mattocks opened his blacksmith shop.

A hotel where Graeter raised a disturbance and shot at Mr. Durkee.

a.k.a. Broadway hotel, Broadway

Restaurant from which Herring emerged with a pistol to confront the prisoners.

a.k.a. Broadway restaurant

Corner of Broadway and Bullard streets in Silver City.

a.k.a. Broadway

A street in Silver City, N.M., visible in the photograph, running past the Ailman house and near the Bullard St. intersection.

A landmark or location situated north of Gienna Creek.

a.k.a. Brockman's

A dwelling on Brockman's property that was occupied by Gibson and son.

a.k.a. one of Brockman's houses

Bronson Blk is where G M Galther can be reached regarding the dairy sale.

a.k.a. Bronson Block

Birthplace of Elizabeth Warren.

The first bale of new cotton came from Brownsville, Texas.

Capital of Romania, sorely menaced by Teutonic troops advancing upon it.

Locale on the described route between Siggins and Mule Springs.

Saloon, dining room, and opera house in Pinos Altos, NM opened in the 1860s.

Bud Eddleman's cattle camp near El Rito was where the mad coyote attacked four men.