The Journal of Arizona History 2011: Vol 52 Table of Contents

2011·0.34 MB·English

The Journal of
Arizona History
PUBLISHED BY THE ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
BruceJ ].D INGES
Editor
Volume 52
CONTENTS
Spring 2011]
Erik Berg— “The Roads are for the Timid”: The Western
Adventures and Romance of Mai Richie Reed
Robert W. Audretsch—Phantom Ranch: Crucible of the
Civilian Conservation Corps
Michael Weeks— Winter on the Margins: Promoting
Flagstaff as a Winter Playground
Mark Santiago— The Greatest Misfortune and Poverty:
An Army Widow at the Tucson Presidio
Andrew Wallace—Overland Journeys on the Southern
Trails: High Spots of the Last Century. A Review Essay
THE JOURNAL OF ARIZONA HISTORY
Summer 2011
Alan L. Roesler and Christopher C. Brown—
Ralph A. O'Neill: Arizona’s Other WWI Flying Ace
James A. Williams—To Transform the Inner City: Tucson’s
Model Cities Program, 1969-1975
DeniJ .S eymour—1762 on the San Pedro: Reevaluating
Sobaipuri-O’odham Abandonment and New Apache Raiding
Corridors
Joe Meehan and BruceJ . Dinges—Historic Photo Mystery
Solved: A Series of Fortunate Events
Autumn 2011
Geoffrey N. Gilbert and Catherine H. Ellis— “What Will
You Do to Save a Consumptive Brother”: Freemasonry, the
Oracle Sanatorium, and the Anti-Tuberculosis Movement in
the Southwest
Dori Griffin—Mapping an Imaginary Arizona: George Avey,
Arizona Highways, and Illustrated Cartography
Matthew G. McCoy—Bouncing Checks, Union Bosses, and
Newspaper Wars: Arizona’s 1958 Gubernatorial Election
Contents
Winter 2011
Fred W. Veil—Murder on Whisky Row: Arizona Territory v.
William B. Hellings
Li Yang—Jn Search of a Homeland: Lai Ngan, A Pioneer
Chinese Woman and Her Family on the U.S.-Mexico Border
Hal Herbert—History in a Trunk: Piecing Together the Life of
Aravaipa Valley Prospector Frank Landsman
Kim Frontz—From Homesteads to Cotton C Jamps: Albert C.
Stewart—Missionary with a Camera. A Photo Essay
Index to Volume 52