Places

Intersection where Col. J. F. Bennett's building was located.

a.k.a. SE corner of Hudson and Broadway

Men at Hudson & Desseret’s camp saw six or seven Indians.

a.k.a. Hudson and Desseret's camp

The Hudson River is where the naval mobilization took place.

A place where Charles Baine worked as a gardener.

a.k.a. Hudson's

A place where Colson and Hauser stayed for several days before returning.

Hot springs near which Landro Renteria was apprehended by the posse.

a.k.a. Hudson's hot springs

Springs where Miss Rillie B. Cooper resided for the past several years.

Location of the first Silver City courthouse.

a.k.a. Hudson St., Hudson street

Country involved in skirmishes with Rumanians.

a.k.a. Hungarian

A town in New Mexico associated with the copper industry.

a.k.a. Hurley

A store in Central where Manley put away his pistol before crossing back toward Redding.

a.k.a. Hutchinson's porch

The H. W. ranch near Fleming, owned by Samuel Harsh, where Jo Harris was foreman and Lee Linley worked.

A ranch near Fleming owned by Samuel Harsh.

a.k.a. H W ranch

Idaho is ranked ninth among copper-producing states in the U.S.

Iillboro is where S. Alexander and family are visiting relatives and friends.

Location where the Lutin left for a plunging experiment.

Home state of Fairon and Shoemaker.

a.k.a. Illinois

Ending point of F. X. Aubrey's famous horseback ride, over 800 miles from Santa Fe.

a.k.a. Independence, public square at Independence

State from which John W. Graeter's family originally comes.

Indianapolis is the home city of John P. White.

A territory through which Roosevelt is traveling before arriving in Colorado.

a.k.a. Indian Territory

Football field where the game was played.

Hospital where injured player Dorricott was taken.

Location where one can inquire about a found pocketbook containing money.

a.k.a. International LumDer com pany ouice