Compiled by Gerald G. Raun
Edited by Kelly S. García
HTML conversion by Frank García

©1997 Center for Big Bend Studies
139 pages

$5 (Free upon request to CBBS members) 
Order Online Order Form

INDEX OF ARTICLES BY TITLE

Acculturation on the Rio Grande Frontier: The Founding of San José del Polvo and the Family of Lucia Rede Madrid, by Earl H. Elam, Volume 5:79-95

Archeological Reconnaissance of the Rosillos Mountains, Brewster County, Texas, An, by Robert J. Mallouf and Virginia A. Wulfkuhle, Volume 1:1-24

Arroyo de las Burras: Preliminary Findings from the 1992 SRSU Archeological Field School, by Robert J. Mallouf, Volume 7:3-39

Beginning of the End: Eschatological Notions in the Discovery of the New World, The, by Melinda Lang Hilsenbeck, Volume 4:1-18

Big Bend Archives: The Big Bend Military District and Colonel James J. Hornbrook’s Recruiting Announcement, by Earl H. Elam, Volume 2:117-122

Big Bend National Park– Land of Contrasts, by Ross A. Maxwell, Volume 1:107-120

Big Bend Population in 1900: Size, Growth, and Distribution, The, by Paul Wright, Volume 8:135-151

Big Bend’s Benjamin F. Berkeley: Physician, Promoter, and Politician, The, by Jim Cullen, Volume 1:95-105

Cattle Smuggling in the Big Bend Region of Texas: A Case Study, by Kenneth B. Ragsdale, Volume 1:83-93

Charles Drury Wood: Big Bend Pioneer, by Bill Wright, Volume 7:55-69

Chihuahuan Desert Candelilla: Folk Gathering of a Regional Resource, by JoAnn Pospisil, Volume 6:59-73

Construction of Fort D. A. Russell, Marfa, Texas, The, by J. Tillapaugh, Volume 8:167-198

Corridos: Reflections of Acculturation Along the Border, by Marianne Bachman Kerr, Volume 7:203-216

Crisis at the Molinar School, by H. W. “Pat” Patterson, Volume 2:87-92

Curanderismo: Mexican Folk Healing, by Grover H. (Dean) Smith, Volume 7:217-227

“Dear Kit”: The Relations of a Fort Davis Army Surgeon and Kit Carson, 1854-1860, by Earl H. Elam, Volume 4:75-87

Death of General Pascual Orozco, by Bill Leftwich, Volume 2:93-96

Death of the Hero in Modern Drama of the American West, The, by Patricia Gordon, Volume 5:1-13

Del Rio to Sanderson: Southern Pacific Country Along the Rio Grande, by Mark H. Lamb, Volume 6:139-154

Demography of La Junta de los Ríos del Norte y Conchos, The, by Howard G. Applegate, Volume 4:43-73

Escuela del Barrio: A History of the Alpine Centennial School, 1936-1969, La, by Abelardo Baeza, Volume 4:131-145

Escuela de Don Clemente: History of the Madero Ward Elementary School in Alpine, Texas, 1910-1936, La, by Abelardo Baeza, Volume 7:41-52

Escuela Escondida: History of the Morgan School in Alpine, Texas, 1929-1954, La, by Abelardo Baeza, Volume 6:85-98

Fort Clark, Texas: A Brief History, by Ben E. Pingenot, Volume 7:103-122

From Castolon to Santa Elena: The People Behind the Ruins, by Susan L. Tanner, Volume 5:97-111

Glenn Springs-Boquillas Raid Reconsidered: Diplomatic Intrigue on the Rio Grande, The, by Arthur R. Gomez, Volume 4:97-113

Health Services Accessibility in a Rural Environment: A Study of the Transnational Area of Southern Brewster and Presidio Counties and Northern Mexico, by Jim Case and Beto Garcia, Volume 5:137-147

Historic Ruins Along Middle Tornillo Creek Big Bend National Park, Texas, by Teresa Weedin, Volume 6:35-57

History of the Jews of Texas’ Middle Corridor, by William J. Munter, Volume 6:115-129

Influenza Epidemic of 1918 in Far West Texas, The, by Karen Green, Volume 5:125-136

Interview with Eve Ball, An, by Lawrence Clayton, Volume 3:125-138

Introduction: Celebration of the Columbian Quincentenary, by Earl H. Elam, Volume 2:iv-vii

Irrigation in Southwest Texas: The Quemado Project, by Robert C. Overfelt, Jr., Volume 2:109-115

“I Will Love You in Atlantic City….” , by Beverly Six Case, Volume 3:103-124

Jack Woodland: Forgotten Frontiersman, by Ben E. Pingenot, Volume 8:51-60

J. C. Bird: A Big Bend Pioneer, by Tommy R. Woodward, Volume 5:15-36

J. D. Jackson: “The Father of Sul Ross”, by Betty Dillard, Volume 8:87-107

John L. Bullis: “Farsighted and Keen” Trans-Pecos Land Speculator, by Jim Fenton, Volume 2:73-86

Johnson’s Ranch and Trading Post on the Rio Grande, by Glenn P. Willeford, Volume 8:61-78

Jumanos and Tarahumaras: A Common Identity?, by Carolyn Ohl, Volume 5:49-66

Kickapoo Resistance and Survival Through Migration in Mexico and Texas, 1835-1877, by Edward J. Gesick, Jr., Volume 6:75-84

Las Vegas de los Ladrones and the Flynt Gang, by Franklin W. Daugherty, Volume 3:1-28

Life in the Big Bend CCC Camp–Summer 1937, by Rollin H. Baker, Volume 7:89-101

Little Airlines in the Big Bend: Past Efforts to Provide Service for an Isolated Part of Texas, by Allen Anthony, Volume 1:121-146

Madera Canyon: Historic Corner of the Davis Mountains, by Robert S. Weddle, Volume 2:43-58

Mexican-American Traditional Foodways at La Junta de los Ríos, by Joe S. Graham, Volume 2:1-27

Myth America: Velleities and Realities of the American Ethos, by Felipe de Ortego y Gasca, Volume 6:5-21

National Guard on the Border and One Soldier’s Viewpoint, The, by Gerald G. Raun, Volume 6:123-137

Native American and Mestizo Farming at La Junta de los Ríos, by Enrique R. Madrid, Volume 8:15-31

New Light on Chisos Apache Indian Chief Alsate, by Franklin W. Daugherty and Luis López Elizondo, Volume 8:33-49

Notes on General Luís Alberto Guajardo, by Franklin W. Daugherty, Volume 7:123-134

Parker H. French Expedition Through Southwest Texas in 1850, The, by Albert B. Tucker, Volume 6:23-36

Physical Geography of a Significant Border Region, La Junta de los Ríos, The, by Russell Gardinier, Volume 1:25-50

Pioneer Medicine Woman, A, by Anita Torres Smith, Volume 8:79-85

Population Patterns in Presidio County in 1880: Evidence from the Census, by Paul Wright, Volume 7:181-201

Praxedis Mata Torres: The First Mexican-American Teacher in the Public Schools in Uvalde County, Texas, by Anita Torres Smith, Volume 3:157-179

Preliminary Analysis of the Effects of the Pecos River on Geographic Distribution of Small Mammals in Western Texas, by Robert R. Hollander, Clyde Jones, J. Knox Jones, Jr., and Richard W. Manning, Volume 2:97-107

Random Recollections and Mules Can Be Mulish, by Lieutenant General Samuel L. Myers, Volume 5:113-123

Rickenbacker and Halliburton: Evincing the “Texas Spirit,” by David R. Halliburton, Volume 3:139-156

Rio Conchos: Drainage, History, Archaeology, Significance, The, by J. Charles Kelley, Volume 2:29-41

San Vicente Rain Dance, The, by Elton Miles, Volume 3:29-41

Seminole-Negro Indian Scouts in the Big Bend, The, by Thomas A. Britten, Volume 5:67-77

Settlements and Settlers at La Junta de los Rios, 1759-1822, by Oakah L. Jones, Volume 3:43-70

Seventeen Days in November: The Lynching of Antonio Rodríguez and American-Mexican Relations, November 3-19, 1910, by Gerald G. Raun, Volume 7:157-179

Shearing: La Trasquila, in the First Half of the Twentieth Century, by Anita Torres Smith, Volume 6:99-117

Sierra Madre Oriental: The Lady and the Black Bear, La, by Magdalena Benavides Sumpter and Michael James Ritchie, Volume 6:119-122

Spanell-Butler Murders of 1916: A Tragedy in Three Acts, The, by Gerald G. Raun, Volume 8:109-121

Spanish-Indian Relations in the Big Bend Region during the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries, by Elizabeth A. H. John, Volume 3:71-80

Storyteller: An Interview with Big Bend Pioneer Hallie Crawford Stillwell, The, by Betty L. Dillard, Volume 5:37-47

Teachers and Teaching in the Last Frontier: 1900-1950, by Albert B. Tucker, Volume 8:123-133

Terlingua Abaja, by Albert B. Tucker, Volume 3:81-101

Terlingua and Los Chisos: The Place Names, by Elton Miles, Volume 1:51-61

Texas Fort and the Major General D. A. Russell, The, by J. Tillapaugh, Volume 7:135-147

Tratado de Libre Comercio Mexico-USA(Free Trade Agreement Between Mexico and the USA), El, by Walter E. Greene, Zavier Aguilar Milanes, Greforio Herrar Santiago, Marco Polo Tello Velasco, and Gary D. Walls, Volume 6:155-170

Various Aspects of the Rock Art in South Brewster County, Texas, by Carolyn Ohl, Volume 4:19-32

Victor J. Smith: Pioneer Archeologist, by Curtis Tunnell, Volume 4:33-42

W. B. Mitchell and the Early Days of the Trans-Pecos Cattle Industry, by Judith A. Parsons, Volume 2:59-71

W. D. Smithers: Big Bend Photographer, by Barney Nelson, Volume IV:89-96

Watch Along the Rio Grande, The, by B.T. Davenport, Volume 7:149-156

West of the Pecos: Prehistoric Adaptations in the Transition to the Eastern Trans-Pecos Region, by Solveig A. Turpin, Volume 8:1-14

When the Big Bend Joined America, by Leon C. Metz, Volume 1:63-69

William Rufus Shafter with the Frontier Army in the Big Bend, by Paul Carlson, Volume 1:71-82

Women and Wax: Female Participation in the Candelilla Wax Industry, by JoAnn Pospisil, Volume 8:153-166

INDEX OF ARTICLES BY AUTHOR

Anthony, Allen
1989 Little Airlines in the Big Bend: Past Efforts to Provide Service for an Isolated Part of Texas, Volume 1:121-146
Applegate, Howard G.
1992 The Demography of La Junta de los Ríos del Norte y Conchos, Volume 4:43-73
Baeza, Abelardo
1992 La Escuela del Barrio: A History of the Alpine Centennial School, 1936-1969, Volume 4:131-145
1994 La Escuela Escondida: History of the Morgan School in Alpine, Texas, 1929-1954, Volume 6:85-98
1995 La Escuela de Don Clemente: History of the Madero Ward Elementary School in Alpine, Texas, 1910-1936, Volume 7:41-53
Baker, Rollin H.
1995 Life in the Big Bend CCC Camp — Summer 1937, Volume 7:89-101
Bowers, W. R.
1995 The CCC, the Big Bend, and Me, Volume 7:71-87
Britten, Thomas A.
1993 The Seminole-Negro Indian Scouts in the Big Bend, Volume 5:67-77
Carlson, Paul
1989 William Rufus Shafter with the Frontier Army in the Big Bend, Volume 1:71-82
Case, Beverly Six
1991 “I Will Love You in Atlantic City…. ,” Volume 3:103-124
Case, Jim and Beto Garcia
1993 Health Services Accessibility in a Rural Environment: A Study of the Transnational Area of Southern Brewster and Presidio Counties and Northern Mexico, Volume 5:137-147
Clayton, Lawrence
1993 An Interview with Eve Ball, Volume 3:125-138
Cullen, Jim
1989 The Big Bend’s Benjamin F. Berkeley: Physician, Promoter, and Politician, Volume 1:95-105
Daugherty, Franklin W.
1991 Las Vegas de los Ladrones and the Flynt Gang, Volume 3:1-28
1995 Notes on General Luís Alberto Guajardo, Volume 7:123-134
Daugherty, Franklin W. and Luis López Elizondo
1996 New Light on Chisos Apache Indian Chief Alsate, Volume 8:33-49
Davenport, B.T.
1995 The Watch Along the Rio Grande, Volume 7:149-156
Dillard, Betty
1989 J. D. Jackson: “The Father of Sul Ross”, Volume 1:87-107
1993 The Storyteller: An Interview with Big Bend Pioneer Hallie Crawford Stillwell, Volume 5:37-47
Elam, Earl H.
1989 Columbian Quincentenary Planning in the Center for Big Bend Studies, Volume 1:147-151
1990 Big Bend Archives: The Big Bend Military District and Colonel James J. Hornbrook’s Recruiting Announcement, Volume 2:117-122
1990 Introduction: Celebration of the Columbian Quincentenary, Volume 2:iv-vii
1992 “Dear Kit”: The Relations of a Fort Davis Army Surgeon and Kit Carson, 1854-1860, Volume 4:75-87
1993 Acculturation on the Rio Grande Frontier: The Founding of San José del Polvo and the Family of Lucia Rede Madrid, Volume 5:79-95
Fenton, Jim
1990 John L. Bullis: “Farsighted and Keen” Trans-Pecos Land Speculator, Volume 2:73-86
Gardinier, Russell
1989 The Physical Geography of a Significant Border Region, La Junta de los Rios, Volume 1:25-50
Gesick, Edward J., Jr.
1994 Kickapoo Resistance and Survival Through Migrations in Mexico and Texas, 1835-1877, Volume 6:75-84
Gomez, Arthur R.
1992 The Glenn Springs-Boquillas Raid Reconsidered: Diplomatic Intrigue on the Rio Grande, Volume 4:97-113
Gordon, Patricia
1993 The Death of the Hero in Modern Drama of the American West, Volume 5:1-13
Graham, Joe S.
1990 Mexican-American Traditional Foodways at La Junta de los Rios, Volume 2:1-27
Green, Karen
1993 The Influenza Epidemic of 1918 in Far West Texas, Volume 5:125-136
Greene, Walter E., Zavier Aguilar Milanes, Greforio Herrar Santiago, Marco Polo Tello Velasco, and Gary D. Walls
1994 El Tratado de Libre Comercio Mexico-USA (Free Trade Agreement Between Mexico and the USA), Volume 6:155-170
Halliburton, David R.
1991 Rickenbacker and Halliburton: Evincing the “Texas Spirit”, Volume 3:139-156
Hilsenbeck, Melinda Lang
1992 The Beginning of the End: Eschatological Notions in the Discovery of the New World, Volume 4:1-18
Hollander, Robert R., Clyde Jones, J. Knox Jones, Jr., and Richard W. Manning
1990 Preliminary Analysis of the Effects of the Pecos River on Geographic Distribution of Small Mammals in West Texas, Volume 2:97-107
John, Elizabeth A. H.
1991 Spanish-Indian Relations in the Big Bend Region during the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries, Volume 3:71-80
Jones, Oakah L.
1991 Settlements and Settlers at La Junta de los Rios, 1759-1822, Volume 3:43-70
Kelley, J. Charles
1990 The Rio Conchos Drainage: History, Archaeology, Significance, Volume 2:29-41
Kerr, Marianne Bachman
1995 Corridos: Reflections of Acculturation Along the Border, Volume 7:203-216
Lamb, Mark H.
1994 Del Rio to Sanderson: Southern Pacific Country along the Rio Grande, Volume 6:139-154
Leftwich, Bill
1990 Death of General Pascual Orozco, Volume 2:93-96
Madrid, Enrique R.
1996 Native American and Mestizo Farming at La Junta de los Ríos, Volume 8:15-31
Mallouf, Robert J.
1995 Arroyo de las Burras: Preliminary Findings from the 1992 SRSU Archeological Field School, Volume 7:3-39
Mallouf, Robert J. and Virginia A. Wulfkuhle
1989 An Archeological Reconnaissance of the Rosillos Mountains, Brewster County, Texas, Volume 1:1-24
Maxwell, Ross A.
1989 Big Bend National Park–A Land of Contrasts, Volume 1:107-120
Metz, Leon C.
1989 When the Big Bend Joined America, Volume 1:61-69
Miles, Elton
1989 Terlingua and Los Chisos: The Place Names, Volume 1:51-61
1991 The San Vicente Rain Dance, Volume 3:29-41
Munter, William J.
1992 History of the Jews of Texas’ Middle Corridor, Volume 4:115-129
Myers, Lieutenant General Samuel L.
1993 Random Recollections and Mules Can Be Mulish, Volume 5:113-123
Nelson, Barney
1992 W. D. Smithers: Big Bend Photographer, Volume 4:89-96
Ohl, Carolyn
1992 Various Aspects of the Rock Art in South Brewster County, Texas, Volume 4:19-32
1993 Jumanos and Tarahumaras: A Common Identity?, Volume 5:49-66
Ortego y Gasca, Felipe de
1994 Myth America: Velleities and Realities of the American Ethos, Volume 6:5-21
Overfelt, Robert C., Jr.
1990 Irrigation in Southwest Texas: The Quemado Project, Volume 2:109-115
Parsons, Judith A.
1994 W. B. Mitchell and the Early Days of the Trans-Pecos Cattle Industry, Volume 2:59-71
Patterson, H. W. “Pat”
1990 Crisis at the Molinar School, Volume 2:87-92
Pingenot, Ben E.
1995 Fort Clark, Texas: A Brief History, Volume 7:103-122
1996 Jack Woodland: Forgotten Frontiersman, Volume 8:51-60
Pospisil, JoAnn
1994 Chihuahuan Desert Candelilla: Folk Gathering of a Regional Resource, Volume 6:59-73
1996 Women and Wax: Female Participation in the Candelilla Wax Industry, Volume 8:153-166
Ragsdale, Kenneth B.
1989 Cattle Smuggling in the Big Bend Region of Texas: A Case Study, Volume 1:83-93
Raun, Gerald G.
1994 The National Guard on the Border and One Soldier’s Viewpoint, Volume 6:123-137
1995 Seventeen Days in November: The Lynching of Antonio Rodríguez and American-Mexican Relations, November 3-19, 1910, Volume 7:157-179
1996 The Spanell-Butler Murders of 1916: A Tragedy in Three Acts, Volume 8:109-121
Smith, Anita Torres
1990 Praxedis Mata Torres: The First Mexican-American Teacher in the Public Schools in Uvalde County, Texas, Volume 3:157-179
1992 Shearing: La Trasquila, in the First Half of the Twentieth Century, Volume 6:99-117
1996 A Pioneer Medicine Woman, Volume 8:79-85
Smith, Grover H. (Dean)
1995 Curanderismo: Mexican Folk Healing, Volume 7:217-227
Sumpter, Magdalena Benavides and Michael James Ritchie
1994 La Sierra Madre Oriental: The Lady and the Black Bear, Volume 6:119-122
Tanner, Susan L.
1993 From Castolon to Santa Elena: The People Behind the Ruins, Volume 5:97-111
Tillapaugh, J.
1996 The Construction of Fort D. A. Russell, Marfa, Texas, Volume 8:167-198
1995 The Texas Fort and the Major General D. A. Russell, Volume 7:135-147
Tucker, Albert B.
1991 Terlingua Abaja, Volume 3:81-101
1994 The Parker H. French Expedition Through Southwest Texas in 1850, Volume 6:23-36
1996 Teachers and Teaching in the Last Frontier, 1900-1950, Volume 8:123-133
Tunnell, Curtis
1992 Victor J. Smith: Pioneer Archeologist, Volume 4:33-42
Turpin, Solveig A.
1996 West of the Pecos: Prehistoric Adaptations in the Transition to the Eastern Trans-Pecos Region, Volume 8:1-14
Weddle, Robert S.
1990 Madera Canyon: Historic Corner of the Davis Mountains, Volume 2:43-58
Weedin, Teresa
1994 Historic Ruins Along Middle Tornillo Creek Big Bend National Park, Texas, Volume 6:37-57
Willeford, Glenn P.
1996 Johnson’s Ranch and Trading Post on the Rio Grande, Volume 8:61-78
Woodward, Tommy R.
1993 J. C. Bird: A Big Bend Pioneer, Volume 5:15-36
Wright, Bill
1995 Charles Drury Wood: Big Bend Pioneer, Volume 7:55-69
Wright, Paul
1995 Population Patterns in Presidio County in 1880: Evidence from the Census, Volume 7:181-201
1996 The Big Bend Population in 1900: Size, Growth, and Distribution, Volume 8:135-151