Places

Colombo Theatre shows exclusive moving pictures.

A city in Central America where Frank Whitney died of yellow fever.

Destination of Mormon families passing through town.

a.k.a. Colonies in Mexico, Mexico

Colorado is ranked seventh among copper-producing states in the U.S.

The Colorado canyons are mentioned as a point of comparison for the Gila canyons.

A house and lot in Colorado City are for sale or exchange.

a.k.a. Colorado City, Colo.

Town in Dona Ana County where Pedro Serna served as deputy sheriff and where a baile incident occurred.

River over which the ferry was erected near its junction with the Gila.

a.k.a. Colorado, the Colorado, Colorado river

A city in Colorado where Roosevelt's train is scheduled to arrive.

a.k.a. Colora do Sluing, Colorado Sluing

Columbus, in Luna County, New Mexico, is highlighted for its agricultural development and publicity efforts at the Panama-California Exposition.

Columbus, New Mexico is the location of a raid by Pancho Villa in March 1916 and is the assumed location for most photographs in the Musgrave Collection.

Columbus, Ohio is the home city of Thomas Lewis.

The Commercial is a place where Wes provides something to help you feel better in the morning.

The destination W. Lee Thompson traveled to for business.

Club rooms in Silver City operated by proprietors Yelty & Fox.

a.k.a. Commercial club

Hotel where Harry Patterson worked as a waiter.

a.k.a. Commercial hotel

A saloon that was burglarized; whiskey and an overcoat were taken.

a.k.a. Commercial saloon, Steele's saloon, Bob Steele's Commercial saloon

Town in the southern part of Apache County, Arizona Territory.

County mentioned in the newspaper's description of its dedication.

a.k.a. San Miguel County

Place on Pike's route to Santa Fe.

A station on the Butterfield Overland Mail route in New Mexico Territory.

A desert watering point approximately ten miles from where the emigrant party halted.

a.k.a. Cooke's Well

A canyon on the mail route to Mowry City where many travelers were killed by Apaches.

a.k.a. Cook's canyon, canyon of death

The road along which mangled remains of Americans and Mexicans are scattered.

a.k.a. Cook’s canyon road