Places

The Windsor Hotel is a location where guests registered and stayed.

a.k.a. Windsor

Origin city for Eph. L. Byers.

Starting point three days' travel from the Navajo reservation gold.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, is the origin of railroad worker Robert Huntington.

a.k.a. Man

Wisconsin is mentioned as the origin or location of an editor.

A lane just beyond the Manley boarding house where Redding passed.

a.k.a. Wolford lane

Mountain region where Russian forces were driving against the enemy.

a.k.a. wooded Carpa thians, wooded Carpnthlans

Ranch owned by George Woods located on the Gila River.

a.k.a. Woods' ranch on the Gila

Site of a battle where many Native Americans were killed.

a.k.a. Wounded Knee

Ranch where Robeson arrived to give the alarm.

The dam on the W. S. ranch in Socorro county, N. M., has been finished and will soon be full of water.

Ranch from which a sorrel thoroughbred stallion was stolen.

a.k.a. WS ranch

Cemetery near Alma.

Wuon Mound is the location of Sebastian Garcia's residence.

Listed among states/territories where the fees bill applies.

A street intersecting Main Street near the Chinese wash house.

a.k.a. Yankee streets

Street where Mrs. Johnson and her daughter reside.

a.k.a. Yankie street, Yankie, Yankie Street

A ranch on the Gila River about thirty miles from Clifton where Knox was warned about Apaches.

a.k.a. York's ranch

The first road in El Paso county ran through Ysleta.

Location of the penitentiary where the thieves are sent.

a.k.a. Yuma

A territorial prison in Yuma, Arizona, where Miller served part of his first sentence.

a.k.a. Yuma jail

A prison in Yuma, Arizona, where Captain Stout was sent.

a.k.a. Yuma penitentiary, Yuma pen

City in Ohio, former residence of Mr. Gudgin.

Ohio city where Mr. Gudgin formerly resided.

a.k.a. Zanesville, Ohio