Places

College in Gunnison, Colorado, whose football team played the Broncos.

a.k.a. Western State

A creek about twenty miles above the town, used for fishing outings.

The party spent one week on the west fork of the river.

Location of the home where Mrs. Vanhoozier died.

a.k.a. West Iron avpnue

West Newton, Pennsylvania, is referenced as the reporting location for news about the mine disaster at Port Royal.

a.k.a. West Newton Pa

Intersection location of The Star Livery Feed Sale Stables.

a.k.a. West Orerlamd tad Bsnta Ve Streets

The military academy from which Sylvester Mowry graduated.

Missouri town that was the western starting point of Ferguson's freighting route on the Santa Fe trail.

Area where Montague F. Stevens raised cattle.

a.k.a. west Socorro county

West Texas was part of the proposed new state carved out of portions of West Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.

West Virginia is listed as one of the origins of a group of tourists traveling to California.

a.k.a. Keotu ZZ

Location where Nieves was killed by the sheriff's posse.

a.k.a. Whetstone mountains

A location the boy claimed to have returned from via Silver City.

a.k.a. 'Whiskey Creek

Creek east of Silver City where Alfred Job lives.

a.k.a. Whisky creek

Location of Jack the Ripper murders.

The county in which the shooting incident took place.

a.k.a. this (White) county

Jail where Jose Dominguez and Desiderio Ochoa were lodged behind the 'Whitehill wickets.'

Home where a robbery was attempted and Miss Maggie Whitehill fired at burglars.

a.k.a. Whitehill residence

Ranch in the vicinity of which Mexicans were trying to dispose of books.

a.k.a. Whitehill's ranch, WhitehilFs ranch

A well in the Mangas valley on the road to Alhambra camp.

a.k.a. Whitehill's well

A saloon in Silver City, New Mexico, located opposite the office of Gideon D Bantz.

a.k.a. White Home Saloon

Place from which Mrs. Thomas Lyons was brought in after being injured.

The ranch where the injured cowboy Clark was taken.

a.k.a. Whitehouse ranch

A ranch won by John W. Fleming in a horse race.

a.k.a. White House Ranch, Mule Springs Division of the L-C Ranch, Mule Springs