Things

Landscapes is a subject tag for the photograph.

Mine near Pinos Altos, nine miles from Hurlburt's ranch, where he fled to raise the alarm.

La Revista de Taos is a publication in Taos, New Mexico to which subscriptions are listed.

Large Fine Texas Cucumbers are advertised at 5c each.

A large pillar left in about the center of the working as support.

Large Queen Olives are mentioned as being sold in bulk.

a.k.a. Large Queen Olives

A very large sandal with side loops and a large toe flap, probably worn with an inner sandal and stocking by hunters during winter snows.

Brewery described as largest in the South, output 250,000 kegs last year.

Large stores carrying a stock of several thousand dollars in value were present.

One of the Stein's Pass train robbers killed by Mexican troops.

a.k.a. Larry

An advertisement for a product called 'La Salud Es Oro De Gran Valor' sold by Rio Grande Drug Co.

Sam's lasso used to help the narrator escape.

A rope used by the narrator to tie to a juniper tree and lower himself over the cliff.

a.k.a. rope

Mine that Col. McComas had plans for before his death.

a.k.a. Last Chance mine

Latin American is a subject of the chunk.

a.k.a. latin american

Subject heading referring to Latin Americans.

a.k.a. latin american

Latin American is listed as a subject of the chunk.

a.k.a. latin american

Quarters built by black troops at Fort Stanton in 1876.

A law that prohibits women from entering saloons for drinking or other purposes, effective May 19, with penalties for proprietors who allow it.

a.k.a. the law

The legislative act that established boards of education in incorporated towns.

a.k.a. laws of 1891 page 138, act establishing such boards

Pills advertised as having no equal as a cathartic.

Lead production in New Mexico decreased in 1912 compared to previous years.

The article advertises shares in a large lead and silver mine available for purchase at 25 cents.

a.k.a. shares, stock

Coffee sold in three-pound cans for 100.

a.k.a. LEADER J0V0 HP HlOGHfl