Things

Tool used by Elmer Lebauc to drive away the bull.

The Pithouse period is one of the time spans covered by the Mimbres Foundation's excavations.

The window smashed by a stone during the incident.

A public square shown in the photographs.

Items stolen from Miller's ranch and Dickenson, recovered after arrest.

a.k.a. stolen goods, gold rings

Jim McSingle is offering his entire lot of 100 Plymouth Rock roosters and hens for sale.

P.O. Box 155 is mentioned as a mailing address for a room and board posting.

P.O. Box 472 is mentioned as a mailing address for a job posting.

A lost item reported found, containing money, to be claimed at the International Lumber Company office.

a.k.a. pocket book

A pocket knife was used by James Turner to stab Wm. Courtney near the heart.

A reprint of the 1st edition printed at Alcalá de Henares in 1610, containing photographic reproductions of the original title page and portrait of the author.

Subject of the digital item; listed in catalog record.

The polo team had a good record and was on an Eastern trip in June 1937.

a.k.a. polo team

Polygamy was a novelty to the visitors.

A stagecoach that was robbed, for which Dick Huber was arrested near Morenci in 1883.

Imported heavy Pongee Silk in plain and Rajah weaves is offered on sale Monday.

The narrator's pony that strayed and shook off the lasso rope.

The pony express was the method proposed by Russell and Miller to accomplish a feat, and Miller purchased horses and employed men for it.

a.k.a. pony express

The pony that was almost robbed of her tail by the crowd seeking mementos.

a.k.a. little pony

Portland Cement is among the building materials available at R. J. Crichton's Lumber and Coal Yard in Santa Fe.

a.k.a. PORTLAND CEMENT

Portrait male is a subject tag for the photograph.

A large portrait painted by a Santa Fe painter after Bryan's nomination.

a.k.a. huge portrait of the democratic candidate

Portraits is a subject tag for the photograph.

An article kept for sale in the store.