Things

A prehistoric artifact documented in a photograph or figure related to the ancient Pueblos of the Upper Gila River region.

A stone wall near Heflin's house that provided cover for Daniel Coomer and the officers during the shootout.

The store's owners were unknown.

The establishment in Central that was robbed.

The store of John A. Deemer in Georgetown was destroyed by fire.

A stove in the cabin that Cab Conway threatens to heat up for the next robber.

Advertised household goods.

These items are advertised as being sold cheaply.

Metcalf and Smith were hunting stray cattle in the Black Range.

a.k.a. cattle

A streak of solid gold running through the center of a pillar.

a.k.a. streak of solid gold, about two inches thick

A steam near which Mr. Boyle is sitting in the photograph.

The correspondent purchased a strip of land near Sonora, Mexico, which was a good mining property.

a.k.a. mining property

Building where Strong Bros Undertakers is located.

a.k.a. Btronjt Block

Strong Brothers Undertakers is an advertiser in the newspaper.

Wagons of all sizes carried in stock by S B Warner Co.

a.k.a. Studebaker Wagons

The subjects listed for the book include directories.

a.k.a. directories

The subjects listed for the book include education.

a.k.a. education

The subjects listed for the book include new mexico.

a.k.a. New Mexico

Submarine Service refers to the submarine branch of the United States Navy.

a.k.a. submarine service

The Senate committee on foreign relations agreed upon a substitute resolution regarding recognition of Cuba.

a.k.a. substitute for the resolution on the question of the recognition of Cuba

Planned industrial facilities for processing sugar beets, to be erected in multiple New Mexico locations.

a.k.a. sugar beet factory, branch refinery

Plans are made to raise sugar beets on a large scale.

Item stolen from Ed Dickenson's house.

a.k.a. clothes

Part of the stolen valise contents.