Places

Precinct visited by the assessor at J S Keller House.

Location of the New Mexico Mining and Milling Company where Doyle, Plunket, and Dougherty worked.

a.k.a. Pyramid

A peak rising several thousand feet, used as a landmark by emigrants.

The Pyramid range of mountains had its birth in Tertiary time, with andesite porphyry as the country rock.

a.k.a. Pyramid or Lindkndorf

The first road in El Paso county ended at Qiedrllla.

The destination where marble is being hauled from, presumably the Ricolite quarries.

Quay County is a county in New Mexico, associated with the town of Tucumcari.

a.k.a. Quay County (N.M.), quay county

A residence owned by Queen Co, located above an arrow in the photograph.

a.k.a. Residence property of Queen Co

A mining facility located near Camp Cooney on Mineral Creek.

Questa is mentioned as a location for several individuals.

Location of College Ave, mentioned in an advertisement.

a.k.a. Racine Wis

Fort Seldon is located near Radium Springs in southern New Mexico.

The avenue where Joseph S. Measday took a promenade.

a.k.a. Railroad avenue

California town where Dr. Thatcher committed suicide.

a.k.a. Ramona, California

Ranch where P. J. Dodd arrived and found Scotty and the Kerrs.

The ranch of Charles Townsend was leveled by the earthquake.

a.k.a. the place

Ranchos is mentioned as a location for several individuals.

A ranch consisting of ten square leagues, or 44,400 acres, depicted on a preliminary survey map.

A town in the Territory that, along with Silver City, had a public school of importance.

A major station and junction on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line.

a.k.a. Raton X M, Raton N M

Mountain pass where Uncle Dick Woatton operated a toll wagon road.

a.k.a. Raton pass

A location in Arizona where Miller was accused of robbing a stage.

Location near which Sheriff Paul accused Miller of robbing a stage.

a.k.a. Reading, Arizona

A venue where a public cake walk was to be held.

a.k.a. Reading Room