Places

The Santa Fe Railway's main line leads East and West from Chicago, Kansas City, Galveston, and points East to San Francisco, Los Angeles, El Paso, and Old Mexico.

a.k.a. Santa Fe System

The Santa Fe road is described as a misnomer to call a trail, with vast level greensward on either side.

a.k.a. Santa Fe trail

Location near where Jas. Mirk was held up by a drunken cowboy.

Location of state capitol in New Mexico.

a.k.a. Santa Fe

Historic trail that Navaho Sam traveled.

a.k.a. Santa Fe Trail

Santa Isabel, located 40 miles west of Chihuahua, is the site where 18 foreign miners were murdered.

A location associated with School District No. 13.

A location from which Miss Maggie Muhone visited.

a.k.a. Santa Rita

A copper mine located in Santa Rita, New Mexico, depicted with a drag line.

a.k.a. Santa Rita Copper Mine

Copper mines leased by Robert McKnight, more than a hundred miles from any settlement and surrounded by hostile Indian tribes.

a.k.a. Santa Rita copper mines

Copper mine discovered in 1800 in southwest New Mexico.

Mineral-rich mines mentioned in Mowry's memoir as part of the region that would become Grant County.

Now-vanished company mining town that was physically relocated for the expanding Santa Rita (Chino) open-pit copper mine.

a.k.a. Santa Rita

The location associated with the mine and pictorial works.

a.k.a. Santa Rita

Santa Rosa is a stop on Governor Thurman's planned itinerary in eastern New Mexico.

Location where a dead body was found near Pinos Altos.

a.k.a. Santo Domingo gulch

Original name for what became Silver City, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Silver City

Range from which Mr. Boyce purchased two and three year old steers.

A location and creek/meadow on the Mimbres mentioned in a route.

a.k.a. Sapello, the Sapello

Area where J. A. Price and S. A. Griffin had been operating.

a.k.a. Sapello country

A meadow traveled west on toward the Gila.

a.k.a. Sapello meadow

Valley visited by a terrible cloudburst and flood.

a.k.a. Sapello

Origin of S. Biddle and A. W. Copland.

A sawmill about a mile and a quarter from Herring's ranch, where Thompson and Staples were staying.