Places

Location a few miles away where Tom Hall said Thomas Lyons could have found twenty-seven more cows killed by the Hall brothers.

a.k.a. cedar brakes

Region in southeastern Utah where feather blanket production began in late Basketmaker II.

Location south of which the Wham robbery occurred in a narrow gorge.

Community represented by L W De Wolfe.

A saloon where John V. Brown was shot by Ada Humes.

a.k.a. the Centennial

The corner where Tomas Medina was standing when Maiser went over the dam.

Saloon from which Brown wrote notes and where the shooting occurred.

a.k.a. Centennial saloon

The repository holding the poster in its collection.

a.k.a. UNM CSWR Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters

A mining camp where F. J. Sweeney and H. J. Hutchinson were based.

a.k.a. Central, Central, N. M., Central City

The region containing Colon where Frank Whitney contracted yellow fever.

Street in Temple, Texas where Mrs. Josie Cameron resides.

a.k.a. Centralis Avenue

Mining district in Grant County, New Mexico, containing the Ground Hog Mine.

Town in New Mexico where Henry Woods served as Justice of the Peace.

a.k.a. Central City, N. M., Central, N. M.

The young farmer was brought before the bar of the Central station.

The corner of Centre Street and Grand Avenue in East Las Vegas is the location of Philip Ilolzman's store.

Location of Cerrillos lodge.

Hon L. Bradford Prince is overseeing his mining interests in the Cerrillos mining district.

a.k.a. Cerrillos mining district

Cerrillos, New Mexico, is the residence of Antonlc Jose Mares and several witnesses.

a.k.a. Cerrillos, N.M.

The residence of the homestead claimant Antonio Jose Mares and his witnesses.

a.k.a. Cerrillos N M, Cerrillos New Mex

Cerro is the origin of Juan Murricl.

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

a.k.a. errososo, Cerroso

Location of archaeological mammal bone finds.

Town in New Mexico, home of J. L. Thompson.

A valley in New Mexico listed as a subject of ethnological and archaeological study.

a.k.a. Chama Valley