Places

A business selling bread for five cents per loaf.

A location associated with School District No. 12.

A dominating height taken by advancing forces in the Argonne sector.

a.k.a. Cotecbatillon

Hotel next to H. Fieldness's Singer Sewing Machine office.

a.k.a. Cottage Hotel

The residence where Frank Heflin lived.

a.k.a. small cottage in the rear of the hospital

Saloon next door to Mrs. Zeans's enchilada stand.

a.k.a. Cottage saloon

Cotter is a location referenced in the newspaper as a destination where A. L. Bird returned.

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

Location of the firm Hays & Co.

The county's records, officers and affairs were investigated by the grand jury.

Jail where the bunco men were placed.

Location where Freddy Murray was being held as a witness.

a.k.a. county jail

The county jail where Alfred Job Sr. and Jr. were held.

a.k.a. hotel de Lockhart

Plaintiff in a lawsuit described in a legal notice of publication.

A building at the west end of Broadway erected in 1883.

County building for which 700 cords of wood were purchased over approximately two years.

a.k.a. court house

A location approximately eight miles from where the narrator made camp.

Location near where Morris Cloney was thrown from his horse.

a.k.a. Cow springs

A district where turquoise is also found.

a.k.a. Cow Springs district

Ranch managed by R. L. Morgan where Murray left ten head of stock horses.

a.k.a. Cow Springs ranch

Ranch where stock horses were left.

a.k.a. Cow Springs

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

A location where two trains passed and a prisoner escaped by jumping out.

A fairly recent church in Santa Fe, New Mexico, built in the massive pueblo style.

a.k.a. Church of Cristo Rey