These episodes are non-fiction accounts relating to New Mexico from the earliest visit by a priest, Fray Marcos de Niza, sent by the Viceroy of New Spain in 1539, to the unwelcome intrusion of an enemy saboteur in World War I. Between these extremes we meet a witness who recalls details of an abandoned dwelling whose owner lived there two hundred years earlier, newspaper accounts of a shoot-out at Pinos Atos and its bloody aftermath, a stage ride from Las Cruces to Silver City, and how cattleman John Chisum dealt with two knights of the road. Billy the Kid’s escape from the Lincoln County Courthouse is seen in a new light, and an introduction to the Lincoln County War will help the unfamiliar reader to understand what was truly a New Mexico horse opera, with tragic results. The role of the military in the nineteenth century is shown in a glimpse of life at one fort and the report of an Army scouting party that saw a part of the country prior to its settlement. And what would an anthology be without a dog story?
Sam G. Bratton, United States Circuit Judge, was the speaker of the day at the dedication of a statue, erected in Bronson Cutting's memory, on the capitol grounds in Santa Fe, with funds provided by friends and admirers of the late ...
The sacred hymns of New Mexico compiled by the expert on church literature in a handsome bilingual volume.
While writing on the Indians, it so happened that William A. Brophy, a long-time friend, was appointed Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Commissioner Brophy furnished me with much information and material which might not have otherwise ...
"A collection of true episodes from Spanish-Colonial New Mexico to the twentieth century, involving both the little-known and the well-known"--
All of this is made possible in Hotel Castaneda's beautifully renovated dream kitchen, which once served home-cooked meals to weary travelers on the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway when the hotel was a Harvey House, ...
Cartoonist Ricardo Caté describes Indian humor as the result of “us living in a dominant culture, and the funny part is that we so often fall short of fitting in.” His cartoon column, Without Reservations, is a popular daily dose in ...
Despite the frequent presence of these episodes in Mexican and New Mexican texts of type 330 , only one is included as a motif in Stith Thompson , Motif - Index of Folk Literature , and that under the general heading D230 Transformation ...
The episode was toprove again thatthe more preposterous atale, the more apt it is to be believed. The following spring, Coronado setoutfor Quivira in a last bidto refurbish his tarnished star. Following directions of theTurk,he steered ...
Addressing the Challenge of an Uncertain Future David Brookshire, Hoshin Gupta, Olen Paul Matthews ... (2004) and Hurd and Coonrod (2008) suggested possible decreases of the order of upto30 percent for streamflows intheColorado andRio ...
" ?Ashley Poston, national bestselling author of Geekerella "Sink your teeth into this story and let it carry you through the woods." ?Roseanne A. Brown, New York Times bestselling author of A Song of Wraiths and Ruin