The Journal of Arizona History 2002: Vol 43 Table of Contents

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The Journal of
Arizona History
PUBLISHED BY THE ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
BruceJ . DINGES WILLIAM H. BROUGHTON
Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor
Volume 43 2002
CONTENTS
Spring 2002
Tricia Loscher—Kate Thomson Cory: Artist in FT opilan d
The Grand Canyon Deer Drive of 1924: The Accounts of
Will C. Barnes and Mark E. Musgrave—edited by
Neil Carmony
The Case of Will C. Barnes’s Missing Brother: A Historical
Footnote
John S. Westerlund—Anchors Aweigh: The U.S. Navy's
Port of Call at Flagstaff
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Summer 2002
Andrew M. Honker— “A Terrible Calamity Has Fallen Upon
Phoenix”: The 1891 Flood and Sali River Valley Reclamation
Stephen Kent Amerman— “This Js Our Land”: The White
Mountain Apache Trophy Elk Hunt and Tribal Sovereignty
Kim Frontz—Q Ranch: Lena Ellison’s Photographs of Pioneer
Life in Gila County, Arizona, 1880s—1910
Battle on the Gila: Lt. John Van Deusen Du Bois’s Account of an
Episode in the 1857 Gila-Apache Campaign
Autumn 2002
Melissa Bingmann—Prep School Cowboys: Arizona Ranch
Schools and Images of the Mythic West
James E. Vivian— “An Arizona Obligation”: The Story of the
State’s Gifts to the USS Arizona
Dawn Moore Santiago—A Wolfi n Sheep’s Clothing: The Saga
of Safford, Hudson & Company, Bankers
Contents
Winter 2002
James E. Ayres—Agua Caliente: The Life of aS outhern Arizona
Ranch
Janolyn Lo Vecchio—*Give Us the Chance to Go All the Way”:
The Struggle of Arizona Women to Sit on Juries, 1921-1945
Wensheng Wang—The First Chinese in Tucson: New Evidence
on a Puzzling Question
Index to Volume 43