Things

Ophner now wears a wooden leg in place of the one lost while hunting Geronimo.

The photograph shows water coming down a wooden slough.

The wood pile near the mill that was set on fire.

The wool clip that Lopez and Chavez had just sold before the shooting.

Items purchased for cash by a business on the south side of the Plaza in Las Vegas.

a.k.a. Wool Hides Sheepskins GoaUkins and Furs

Costumes regularly marked at 5000 and up, offered at half price.

a.k.a. Evening Costumes

Wooly aphis is an infestation found in orchards in the Roswell area.

Global conflict during which Richard J. Miller served in the Army Air Forces/Corps.

a.k.a. World War, 1939-1945

Dam located at the mouth of the box canon of the Frisco, composed of rock and lumber, capable of irrigating 250 acres.

a.k.a. dam on the W. S. ranch

Men on day herd with the XIT ranch in Texas.

The Yale overcoat is another style mentioned, similar to Harvard and Lipton.

a.k.a. The YALE

Yearling steers were sold at $11 each by the CA Bar Cattle Company.

a.k.a. yearlings

The substance believed to have been poisoned, used by Mr. Piper to make bread.

The disease that killed Frank Whitney.

Ferry erected over the Colorado River near the junction of the Gila and Colorado rivers, owned by a party of Americans.

a.k.a. ferry

Cigarettes made from Turkish and Egyptian tobacco, sold for 10 for 10c.

a.k.a. Zarina with mouthpiece

Zinc production in New Mexico increased in 1913, measured as spelter or zinc oxide.

a.k.a. spelter, zinc oxide

A vein of zinc ore, identified as calamine or silicate of zinc, was discovered in the Hachita mountains.

A pony branded Z-P on the left hip was stolen from James Metcalf's pasture.

a.k.a. pony branded Z-P on left hip