Things · starting with B

A primary source from the Civil War era, including illustrations and descriptions of Southwest New Mexico.

a.k.a. J. Ross Browne's illustrated travel account

A brown ware bowl with good form, associated with archaeology and anthropology subjects.

A mine in the Kingston district which, together with Illinois and Andy Johnson, produced $400,000.

a.k.a. Brush Heap

Bucket elevators are equipment being installed in the steel tailing tower.

The bucket way was left exposed with a trap door after removal of the shaft house.

A horse famous for bucking that was ridden during a bet.

a.k.a. cayuse, horse

Buffalo are mentioned as a common sight on the plains and as a source of fuel for travelers.

a.k.a. buffaloes

The newcomer cooked by a buffalo-chip fire.

a.k.a. chip fire

Herd of buffalo depicted in the photographs.

a.k.a. bison

All-black regiments created in 1866, served in various conflicts.

A luxury item made merchandise, commanding a dollar each in St. Louis.

Vehicle in which Judge Fielder and Mr. Ward were traveling.

A building in the rear was saturated with coal oil and hay and set on fire, resulting in total loss with no insurance.

An angry bull that attacked Emory Rushlow in a pasture.

A bullet whizzed past Mr. Hardy.

Donaciano Gonzalez had a bullet wound in the breast above the region of the heart.

A mine in the Kingston district with a record of $250,000 plus $30,000 in dead work.

a.k.a. Bullion

Category with price range 650-650.

Cattle owned by G. W. Apusy located about twelve miles from here on the old Florence road.

A burden basket bought by L.K. Hopkins in Spring 1882 at Fort Wingate, reportedly used by Apache chief Victorio and possibly collected from his wife.

Burden basket bought by L.K. Hopkins in Spring 1882, said to have been used by Victorio.

a.k.a. basket used by Victorio

Large assortment of keys and other tools found on the burglars.

a.k.a. keys, burglar's tools

Subject of the lawsuit between Charles Bottom and J. H. McKenzie.

a.k.a. morning songster, the animal, the creature

House burned with a $1000 loss, presumably by outlaws.