Places

The river in Arizona where Mowry later appeared and built a smelter.

a.k.a. San Pedro river

Prison where Henry B. Miller was being taken.

a.k.a. San Quentin

The plaza where election ballots were being counted when the assassination occurred.

a.k.a. plaza of San Rafael

Plaza where the assassination and subsequent events took place.

a.k.a. San Rafael

Location of the 3H headquarters ranch where the killing occurred.

A district forty-five miles west.

a.k.a. San Simon districts

Location of the roundup association working area.

a.k.a. San Simon valley

One of the locations where Richard J. Miller was stationed or served.

Burial location for Joseph Robert Godford.

a.k.a. Santa Barbara cemetery

The Santa Clara Indian Reservation is in Sandoval County, half a mile from the northwestern edge of the reservation near Mount Tsukomo.

Home of Jose de la Cruz Naranjo.

Site of the last battle of the Mexican war in March 1848.

Gulch where new placer ground was discovered about 1500 feet east of the Pinos Altos road.

a.k.a. Santa Domingo gulch

Santa Fe is the city where the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico signed and sealed the certificate of incorporation for the Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company.

a.k.a. Santa Fc

Addition to Mountainair where the levied property (lot 23, block 11) is located.

a.k.a. Santa Fe Addition to the Town of Mountainair

Santa Fe County is the location of Waldo, where the new Orubneau and Byrant smelter is situated.

a.k.a. Santa Fe county

Santa Fe County is listed as a subject of the chunk.

a.k.a. Santa Fe County, santa fe county (n.m.)

County in New Mexico.

a.k.a. Santa Fe County (N.M.)

A national forest whose vicinity is shown on a New Mexico tourist map.

The chunk is labeled as being from Santa Fe, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Santa Fe, Santa Fe, N.M.

Santa Fe, New Mexico is the publication location of The New Mexican and the broader jurisdiction where legal matters were reported.

a.k.a. SANTA FE NEW MEXlCM, Santa Fe New Mexico

The city and county in New Mexico where the Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper was published.

a.k.a. Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, Santa Fe County (N.M.)

Santa Fe, N.M., is the location of the U.S. Land Office issuing the public notice.

The prison from which three convicts escaped.

a.k.a. the pen at Santa Fe