Places

The mine in Central where F. J. Sweeney was killed by falling earth.

Hnaz, New Mexico is the location of the witnesses.

Mentioned in context of sale to Charles Gatlin; OCR uncertain.

Location where cowboy John Denton made and won a marriage bet.

a.k.a. Holbrook

A small hole where the narrator could rest his toes while hanging.

Holler Skating Rink has moving picture performances and illustrated songs.

Peter Shelley rode to Holloway's after being poisoned; Col. R. S. Allen and Ed Moulton took dinner there.

a.k.a. Holloway place

Tuberculosis sanitarium converted from Camp Cody, purchased by Sisters of the Holy Cross in 1923, closed in 1938.

City about eighty-five miles north of Damascus occupied by British cavalry.

a.k.a. Horns

Location of Martin Kief's lumber business.

a.k.a. HONDALE NEW MEXICO

Location of recent floods where five hundred lives were lost.

a.k.a. Honduras

City Joseph F. Smith departed from en route to Mexico.

a.k.a. Honolulu

Canyon where the cowboys struck the Apaches' trail.

a.k.a. Horseshoe canyon

Location near where Heflin lived and where the orphan girl had been.

Location associated with Colonel Hudson, Cloney's employer.

a.k.a. Hot springs

The house on the Mimbres where Irwin Moore fired a pistol.

Houston is a city that lent a steam fire engine to Austin.

a.k.a. HOUSTON

Lonely and desolate place about 30 miles east of the Rio Grande where a fight occurred in 1872.

City mentioned as origin of arrival at Tremont House.

Origin of T. W. Dudley.

a.k.a. Howell, Mich.

The place from which E. T. Hubbard came according to the article.

a.k.a. Hubbard Ariz

The location where Metzger and Chavez had the altercation leading to Chavez's death.

Hudfe is the destination for two trains carrying over $70,000 worth of cattle shipped through Alpine.

a.k.a. Hudfe A

Location near where stone is quarried and shipped for the government building at El Paso.

a.k.a. Hudson station