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Index ul Marriageo f, to : Maria Francisca, 163; motive behind irca, Meredith vices in th Kit7e l : of ofa , the killingof , 162, 162; murdero f itClic? view d — @Q oe from Working-( 15 5 159 Ahmad, Diana | he Opium Debate Mexicar (American on r¢ l and Chinese Exclusion Laws in the \ > Ed Black Rocl Nineteenth-Century American West bbe, daward t Black Kock, 446632,, 44 65 revd., a0a-2 photograph of, at Black Rock 464 Akimel O’odhams: splintero f, from 465; writings of, about Black Rock lohono O’odham 179 + 00H Alberts, Don E., revs. The Civil War in \beyta, Bernardo: religious traditions Arizona: The Story of the California brought ibout by, along the Camino Volunteers, 1861-1865, by Andrew | Real, 434, 43¢ Masich. no-1 \blard, Jonathan D., revs. Wars within Albuquerque, N.Mex.: Bataan memorial War: Mexican Guerrillas, Domestic in, 13; church services in, at World Elites, and the United States of War II’s end, 18; population of, in America, 1546-1845, by Irving W 1940, 2; Victory-in-Japan Day Levinson, 270-71 celebratioonf , 11 5604 > NEW MEXICO HISTORICAL REV Albuquerque Academy: evolutiofo,n 7 5 Ecclesiastical Imperialism, | 79, 80; foundinogf , under the Ci st+ ro, revd., 408-9 Congregationalists, 66: as free public Anthes, Bill, Native Moderns (mer icdn chool private icademy 73-74 Indian Painting, 1940-1960, revd., Albuque rque College: founding of ed 6 ied under tft ie Methodists, 65 lhe Antiquities Act: A Century of Al/buque rque in Our Time 30 Voices, 30% American Archaeology, Historic Years Debra Hughe revd., 98 99 Preservation, a nd Nature Albuquerque Remembered, by Howard Conservation, ed by David Harmon Bryan, revd., 97—98 Francis P.M cManamon, and Dwight Alcalde, N.Mex.: Moors and Christian I’. Pitcaithles revd 203-04 lav performed in, 427 Anza, Juan Bautistad e: Pueblo women Allison Matilda I photogra h of, 300 entencedb y, 157, 166-67 Protestant mi ) d teacher \pach lans of, 174; Flat Toppe: 71. 226. 2¢ 26 2¢ report People clan of, 174; Juan Bustamant published by, 356, 3 363 Campuzano s description of, in Alli »S ) | rounding of under the 1853, 204-5, 207, 209 mixture of vith O’odhams, 174; mixtur vit \lo N Trails: Recollections of a lohono O'. inam i774 t Santa | lrader, 1898-194 Will Evans, lertio-Millenial Celebration and edited Susan EE. W ind Rober 1 Mining and Industrial S. McPherse d., 224-25 20, 6: tradiltei ons ¢ pee Alvarez, | revs. ( »f Promise: Race 1 Historic } einl Archuleta, Elizabeth Am M Mar t McAllen, A 24 Brave Boy d a Good Soldier Johr Arizona Territory: flora and fauna in ( H l the ‘Texas Expeditio 455; J saptiste Lan 453-54, 49 Ame in Outhack: The Oklahome Armijo, Juliar ef f Par e lwentieth Cent Maria J 162; deter f t Ri d Lowi, re 123-24 ise of the t Maria 4 lem \mer Smelting and Refining as n ( I l i t Col n ( k | ( lorac ' 228 Segund ( rac tomer, 244; W h hil ophy of 326 revd., 540-41 Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroa Juan Bu nte y Campuzan rl on, 201 \tomic bor American re to, 25 20; coverage oT, DV local media, 2 droppingo f, on Hiroshima, 6, 8: N Annin, John A.: Presbyterian school Mexican reaction to 27: rumor established by, in New Mexicc Of associated with, 21-22 report « f, on Catholic ind Protestant reaction tO, 22; secrecyo f, 21-22 church rivalry, 69 \ttinasi , John, revs. Mexican (mericans Another Face of Empire: Bartolomé dé and Langua ge Del dicho al hecho by Las Casas, Indigenous Rights, and Glenn A. Martinez 141 42 INDEX * 5605 B Barton, Paul, Hispanic Methodists, Babocomari River Sobaipuri-O’odham Presbyterians, and Baptists in Texas, sites at, 155 revd., 127-28 ‘Bad Day at Black Rock,” by Thomas Bartra, Roger, Blood, Ink, and Culture Bowen, 451 74 Miseries and Splendors of the Post- Bailey, Jack, A Texas Cowboy’s Journal Mexican ( ‘ondition, revd., 271-73 Up the Trail to Kansas in 1868, revd., Battlement Creek Fire (1976 115-17 description of, 313 Jailey, Jim, revs. Tales from the Journey Bauer, William J., Jr., revs. The Many f the Dead Thousand Years on Faces of Edward Sherriff Curtis American Desert, by Portraits and Stories from Native \] in Bove North America, by Steadman Upham ern New Mexico ind Nat Zappia, 550-51 resources assessed by, 47 45; request Becoming Western: Stories of ( ’ ul}t ure and by, to extract salt from eastern New Identity in the Cowboy State, by Liza Mexico, 48; La Salina universal J Nichol is, revd., 379-79 access supported by, 45-49 >» Har isb OTOL Spruce M. Baird’s aker, Ellen R., On Strike and On Film Mexican An in Families and Below the Escondido Rim: A Histon of Blacklistec dk nakers in Cold War the o2 Ranch in the Texas Big Bend, (mericat , revd., 503-4 David W. Kel r, revd., 244-45 iles, Rebec« | Tey Native Insurgencies Benally, Timothy, The Navajo People and the nocidal Impulse in the and Uranium Mining, revd., 515-1 Americas, by Nicholas A. Robins Bernalillo N Mex h istorical memory of 38 Diego de Vargas in, 432 Matachines Ballots and Bull Blood) County performe d in, 432 Seat Wars Robert K Be m rard P lossu ‘ ; New Vic xIcO, by Gilles DeArment tichard Mora, revd., 146-47 Maxwell Brow 1 Bernie Whitebear: An Urban Indian B irbour. Barton | vs. By His Own Q=<u est for Justice Hand? The ious Death of revd., 225555--55 9 Meriwether Lewis, ed. by John D. W Berwanger, Kugene H The Rise of the Centennial State: Colorado Territon 1861-76, revd., 524-26 saw, Mindy revs. After Lewis and Clark: Th rces of Change, 1806 From All P. llen Hood 549-49 West, 1870 Sierra Madre, revd., ~ Daniel P 411 1g Dodge ! limes of d Billy the Kid », by areer Militan by W iViic R Michael . aie 113-14 Black, Charlene Villasenor, revs Spain Barrera-Osori ntonio, | periencing in the oration, 1492-1519 Nature: The Spanish American ed. by Chivo Ishikaw i, 2006 67 Empire and the Early Scientific Blackbird, Chels} ea, Mary Austin’s Raee volutifo an, e revd., 1=2 5-2‘9 Southwest: An Anthology of Her Sarr, Juliana, Peace Came in the Form of Literary Criticism, revd., 220-21 a Woman: Indians and j Spaniards in Blackburn, Edward A., Jr., Wanted the Texas Borderlands, revd., 407-8 Historic County Jails of Texas, revd., Barton, John D., revs. Making Space on 240-41 Western Frontier: Mormons, Black Cadet in a White Bastion Charles Miners, and Southern Paiutes, by W Young at West Point, by Brian G Paul Reeve, 281-82 Shellum, revd., 254-55 566 > NEW MEXICO HISTORICAL REVIEW VOLUME 83,NUMBER 4 Black Gun, Silver Star: The Life and Bostwick, Todd W., Byron Cummings Legend of Frontier Marshal Bass Deofa Sounthwe st Archaeology, rev« Reeves, by Art 'T. Burton, revd., 114-15 399-4 The Black Hawk War of 1832, by Patrick J Boulder: Evolution of a City, by Silvia Jung, revd., 520-21 Pettem, revd., 121-22 Black Rock: Charles Sylber at, 462-63; Bowen, Thomas: “Bad Day at Black Clair Quist at, 463, 465; Doug Rock,” 451-74 Peacock at, 463, 465; Edward Abbey Bowers, Carol, revs. Devil’s Gate at, 463, 465; Edward Abbey’s writings Owning the Land, Owning the Story, ibout, 466; Ike Russell at, 453, 462 by Tom Rea, 251-52 70; locatiofo, n45 1; Ken Petscaht , Bove, Alan, Tales from the Journey of the 463, 465; photograph of, with Ike Dead: Ten Thousand Years on an Russell’s airplane, 459; runways at American Desert, revd., 222-22 456, 456-57, 457, 459-60, 463, 465, Bradbury, Norris photograph of, with I t] 466-67, 470; Sam Scott at, 463, 465; [trinity }b omb, 31 lerrv Moore at 403 465, 467-65 Bramwell, Lincoln: “Hotshots: The Blake Michae I, Indian Yell lhe Heart Origaind nWosrk Culture of of an American Insurgency, revd America’s Elite Wildland Firefighters,” 291-322 \ Brave Boy and a Good Soldier: John C C. Hill and the Texas Expedition to Mier, by Mary Margaret McAlle1 Amber on, Tey Bray, Kings] Lakota Lif Exploring the Brothers The Centennial suide to Its Extraordinary History, Brown, Kenn \merican ular Special Collections Outback: Th klahoma Panhandle rch Pleasures, Its Amazing and How It All Works, ed. by Lowitt, 123-24 B. Faulhaber ind St phe I Broyl s, Bill, Dry Borders: Great Natur nt, 261-62 Reserves of the Sonoran Desert Blood, Ink, and Culture: Miseries and 523-24 Splendors of the Post-Mexican Brugge, Doug, The Navajo People and Condition, by Roger Bartra Uranium Mining, revd., 515-17 by Mark Alan Healey,r e Bryan, Howard, Albuquerque Blyth, Lance, revs Indians and Remembered, revd., 9 5 Emigrants: Encounters on the Bryan, Jim I , JI., TeVS Vlexican Gold Overland Trails, by Michael Trail: Th rnal of a Forty-Niner, by 121—22 George W vans, 414-15 Book Notes 152 Bsumek, Erika, revs Along Navajo Trails Recollections of a Trader, 1898 1945 Book Revie by Will Evans, edited by Susan | -7>7—cf Woods and Robert S. McPherson, 5 5 [he Borde rlands of the American and 224-25 Canadian Wests: Essays on Regional Buckley, John: as hotshot, 307 :H istory of the Forty-ninth Parallel, ed Buecker, Thomas R., revs. Indian War by Sterling Evans, revd., 259-61 Veterans: Memories of Army Life and Borders, Gary B., A Hanging in Campaigns in the West, 1864-1898, by Nacogdoches: Murder, Race, Politics, Jerome A. Greene, 396-97 and Polemics in Texas's Oldest Town, Bunker, Steven B., revs. The Colonial 1870-1916, revd., 247-48 Spanish-American City: Urban Life in INDEX * 567 the Age of Atlantic Capitalism, by Jay -antrell, Gregg, Lone Star Pasts Kinsbruner, 269-7 Memory and History in Texas, revd., Burkholder, Mark A., revs. Reshaping 535-30 New Spain: Government and Private ‘anutillo Complex: artifact assemblage Interests in the Colonial Bureaucracy, associated with, 182, 187, 188-89; 1531-155 », by Ethelia Ruiz Medrano, characteristics of, 184, 185; at mobil trans. by Julia Constantino and group sites, 185-86; on Sharples Site, Pauline Marmasse, 139-41 187; on Sobaipuri O’odhams sites, Burton, Art T., Black Gun, Silver Star 186, 188; surface structures associated The Life and Legend of Frontier with, 188; technologies similar to, in Marshal Bass Reeves, revd., 114-15 other areas, 185 Bushman, Scott: as hotshot vardenes, Benigno Bishop Lamy’s superintendent, 308 Bustamante y Campuzano, Juan attempt to thwart Methodist service biography of, 211-12; travel account of, on his experiences in Santa Fe, -arlsbad, N.Mex.: during World War II, 2 New Mexico, 201-5, 207, 209-1 vartwright, Caroline, Turquoise Mosaics rhe Butterfield Overland Mail: Only from Mexico, revd., Through Passenger on the First vasas, Maria Raquél, Married to a Westbound Stage, by Waterman | Daughter of the Land: Spanish Ormsby,e d. by Lvle H. Wright and Mexican Women and Interethnic Josephine M. Bynum, revd., 544-45 Marriage in California, 1820-1880, By His Own Hand? The Mysterious revd > 539-4 Death of Meriwe ther Lewis, ed. by ‘ashion, Ty, revs. Camino del Norte John D. W. Guice, revd., 225-27 How a Series of Watering Holes, Byrne, win ) nta Fe, New Fords, and Dirt Trails Evolved into Mexico, 15 Interstate 35 in Texas, by Howard Byron Cummings: Dean of Southwest Erlichman, Archaeology lodd W. Bostwick, vassitvy, Michael rhe Antiquities Act: A Century of American Arc haeology, Historic Preservation, Cc and Nature Conservation, ed. by Caftey, David I nk Springer and David Harmon, rancis P New Vexice the Colfax Count McManamon, ind Dwight] War to the | gence of Modern P| itcaithLl]e y,+ 2+ 63~ -64 Santa Fe astro, Daniel, Another Face of Empire Bartolomé de Las Casas, Indigenous Rights, and Ecclesiastical low d Series of Imperialism, revd., 405-9 Watering Fords, and Dirt Trail ‘ather, Willa: as Death Comes for the Evolved into in Texas, by Archbishop author, 475, 476, 49 HowardJ . I hm , 33-34 ‘atholicism: Protestant missionaries Camino Real: New Mexico sacrec | efforts against, 355, 3 60>2 , 236022 , >2 00; ground long 420; cultural history Hispanic practices of, 353, 362; ilong, 423 » 427, 429-32, 434-425 Native American practice of, in New pilgrimage tes along, 443-44, map Mexico, 478, 480, 483, 486, 457; Ol, 425 practitionerosf , in Arizona ‘lerritory, Camino Real de lierra Adentro. See 453-85; practitioners of, in New Camino Real Mexico Terri4t81o, 4r83y, ,48 6; Campbell, John Martin, The Great Protestants suspicion of, 355, 362, House of ( ‘haco, revd.. 374-75 363, 336655 Cananea Copper Company: as Segundo, Catron, Thomas B.: education bill (1891 Colorado, customer, 344 supported by, 57, 59, issemblage nd Mark M. Dodg: hnological 404 Civil War and Revolution on the Rio ind Iron Grande Frontier: A Narrative and Photographic History, by Jerry D lhomp on ind | iwrel Ill, revd 239 The Civil War iv Sing My Whoke fe | yng len: Folk Viu IC and ace and Historical Ang2e les, ed. | Vy N Varin INDEX + 569 Colorado and Wyoming Railway: as Co- sgryo ve ’ Sondra, revs. Devils Will Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Reign: How Nevada Began, by Sally subsidiary 23292, 8 4 ] epot of, 346; at Zanjani, 250-51 lercio. Colo| rac oO 225; use of, for Craven, David, Mexican Modern: Masters schools 3939 of the 20th Centur, revd., The Color ind Iron Company Crazy Horse \ Lakota Life, by Kingsley CF&«l ements made M. Bray, revd., 125-26 by. > 2392 8 provided by, 337 Crisp, James E., revs. José Maria de Jestis market pater alism Carvajal: The Life and Times of a encoutrag properti S Ol Mexican Revolutionary, by Joseph | 232255:; rerefl orl I +3 Chance, 135-26 Crossing the Rio Grande: An Immigrant’s SOC iologic uD. sidl: a Life in the 1880s, by Luis G. Gomez, a]u sory board revd., 394-55 reeaatteedd Dy, 22 Crouch, Barry A [he Dance of Freedom The ( ol} orddo l abor ( ripple Creek, Texas African Americans during Reconstruction, revd., 529-2 Comme mord Cuencamé (Mex.): Nuestro Senor de Mapimi devotion in, 438-39; Hermanos dé Nuestro Padre Jestis Nazareno pilgrimage to, in 2 437-39 uiudad Judrez (Mex Danz 1 de la wher. 22 2 Pluma performed it » 422 olorado’s Volunteer Infantr ulver, I Lawrence, revs Landscapes of Philippine Wa Fraud: Mission Tumacdcori, the Baca Hunt Float, and the Betrayal of the O'odham, by Thomas I vc rado | Lig t low send, revs The Search for Pe dro’s Story, by Marian | Martinello nd Samuel P. Nesmith evs. ¢ vil War and Rio Grande and by Jerry D | Jone S In Praise ot Santa nt, and Future: A h Diplomat Visits New Mexico lerritory,” 201-12; revs. Experiencing Nature: The Spanish American Empire and the Early Scientific Revolution, by Antonio Barrera- Osorio, 1hs2 5-239 Colo] rado D Coris, Gerva case of th The Dance of Freedom: Texas African Corregidor Barrack photog! iph ot, 4 Americans during Reconstruction, by Corridos in Migrant Memon by M arth: Barry A. Crouch, ed. by Larry | Chew Sancl / Madaras, revd 529-3 NDEX > 57 l unos de] Nuestro ) pli} grimage 7t o uficance of | Cariso (Calif Hotshots 1estro Padre li nctive attire of, 299. See Li yum Debal te meng | Bloody End \Vlajor Genera He lar Spec ial irch Pleasures, It Future, and How It All iTi¢ B. | iulhaber revved ., 261-62 STORICAL REVIEW /OLUWM ; ».N UMBER 4 F [he First Twenty Years, ed. by Dean Faith and the Historian: Catholic LL. May and Reid L. Neilson, 128-2 Perspectives, ed. by Nick Salvatore Flannelly, Joseph F.,1 5 revd., 273-74 Flint, Richard: “La Salinofa t he Farley, John, 14 Estancia Valley, New Mexico Farmington, N.Mex.: sentiments of Community Use and Privat toward Japan, 12; Victor -in-Japan Ownership, 1830s to 192 Day celebration of, 11 F lott, Jennie: as Protestant teacl | oring the report| iblished by, 256, 26 The Centennial Following the Royal Road: A Guide to Its Extraordinary Histon Historic Camino Real de Tierra Spectacular Special Collections, Adentro, by Hal Jackso1 earch Pleasures,I ts Amazing Folsom: New Archaeologica and How It All Works, revd.., Investigations of a Class Bison Kill. | Idland Fire Managem nd Program Review (1994 i4 1 | ry Borde Y s of the Sonoran World trom \ and Men vM x Counh War to the rergence of Modern Sar Millicent ) g Roge by Shelby J. 1 revd 1 the Water, Earth in tl Leg ends of West Texa Christe phe J. Oglesby : ; ireline Hand ntormatio1 distinctior - - New Mexi. co » 1+492 0 id Procedure Review of, with the e€ (1907): re pons¢ ot, aft 205 Loop Fire 1900 212 First Presbyterian Church, Roswell Mex.), 436-42; origins N.Mex.: photograpohf , 16 Antonio José Martinez’s support Flake, Kathleen, revs. The Mormon 354; map of Presbyterian churcl History Association's Tanner Lectures established | Vv, 364 Prot stan