Old and New Arizona History Through Cushing and Zuni Tales
An essay tracing Arizona’s prehistoric past from Zuni-led legends and Frank Cushing’s ethnographic work, debating early inhabitants, origins, and connections to southern and northern civilizations. The piece muses on Arizona’s ancient cultures, their possible links to Atlantis and pre-Spanish peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M
Arizona
Frank Cushing
Pueblo
Fort Wingate
Cushing
Our
Great
West
Ido
Atlantis
Plato
Arizona Frontier Riches and Ancient Wonders
The article extols Arizona's ancient ruins including Casa Grande and cliff dwellings while detailing vast resources. It highlights grazing lands for 2,000,000 cattle, irrigable acreage, potential wheat and hay yields, mining bullion output, timber from pine lands, and grape culture. It notes railroad access via the Atlantic & Pacific and a growing population as Apaches settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Atlantic & Pacific Railway
Albuquerque
Needles
Union
Alaska
Humboldt
New Mexico
Phoenix City
Salt River Valley
San Simon Valley
Wallen Plains
Baboquivah Mountains
Journey Through Arizona's North: Railways, Forests, and Native Cultures
The writer journeys by train across the Territory's north, noting rapid rail expansion, evolving travel, and growing inland links. Encounters with Maine miners and ranchers highlight the petrified forest of Arizona near Winslow, with its giant trees, crystals, and fossils. Nearby Navajo and Zuni regions showcase woolen crafts, while Canyon Diablo and Cataract Canyon offer dramatic scenery along the new line. The piece reflects exploration mood and future promise of Arizona's north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padia
San Joaquin Valley
Garden Valley
California
Needles
Peach Springs
Maine
Arizona
Holbrook
Winslow
Railway Timetable Highlights For Weld County Area
A historical notice recaps railway timetable details for trains North and South from Denver to cities including Greeley Fort Collins Cheyenne and Windsor. It lists departure times and connections across towns such as Brighton Platteville La Salle Eaton and Evans, noting the main link and freight services.
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Pac
Denver
Esse
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Ville
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Mall & Ex Ly
Katon
Greeley
Pokeeeey
Pilaiteville
Sen
Lupton Seeck Danveeatn Lwo
Hton
Weatahs Ly
Brighton Ste
Fae Lupton
Evans
Cansaciss Ios
Cccsssanneenee
Eaton Bee
Styrshy
Cheyenne
Vreight Ly
Faegeune Sas
Fis
Gresier
Evanson
A. m. Salle
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March
The
Denver Tribune
Yucatan
Old Mexico
Casa Grande
Peru
Mexico
Egypt
Southwest
Gila River
Gila
San Pedro River
Prescott
Inland
Pointe
Wingate Station
Wingate
Flagstaff
San Francisco
Renne
Nervine
Rennee
H.C. Watson & Co
Wm, Hamman
Wwe
Colorado
W. C. Packard
Geeley
Txnexe
Willard & Treat's
NEW Goods. Co. Brown
John Tully
Bill Nichols
Jackson House
A. D'Emhocotat
Apperson & D'Hemecourt
Civil Yn & Land Surveyors
Wyoming
Hox
W.H. Schenck
and Land Surveyor
Sterling
Eli. Hall
Scott and
Main St
H. B. Seely
Union Bank
Ss. F. McCreery
COX & Williams
Old Depot
P.O Hox
Port Collins Foundry & Machine Co
Gerry
Denver, Colorado
Chas. H. Smith
Inter-Ocean Annex
Exoe
America
Tedmon
Jones Bros
Port Collins
A.P. A
R. House
Gueyenne, Wyoming
Sweetland & CO
Zweck
Longmont, Colo
Louis Llichsenring, Prop
E. L. Dunham
Elgin and Waltham
Wyckoff
Seamans&benedict
Chicago
Lars
John Hancock
Beau
Tye
Wreeorr
Seamans & Beyepter
New York
Ralph Meeker
Weld County
Fort Collins
iPent
Jaa
Isa Ae Io
Windsor
Collins
Fort Coins
al Drugglers Stationers & News Agt’s
Tray
Rick
H. Hatierr & Co
Portland
Banks and Bankers
Emerson
Wer
Emerson & West
United States
Europe
Momorquisay
Ze Nat
BANK
York
Merchants’ National Bank
First Nat’ Bank
Frnst
Nat's Bank
Greeley, Colorado
Bruce FP. Johnson
WM. J. Thompson
Jas. F. Benedict
B. FP. Jomxeor
W. I. Thomreon
J. Fr. Bexprior
Dasren Hawke
J. L. Beaver
Jd. GC. Scerr
BE. HW. Annorr
Transacta General Banking
Des Moines
Iowa
Hartford Life and Annuity of
Hartford
F. McCreery
W.H. Nice, J. F. Benedict, C. H. Wheeler
W. H. Nice& CO
T. ¢. Morley
Morley & CO
North America
Unites States
Wish
W.L. Porter
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