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INDEX OF ARTICLES BY TITLE

African-American Del Rio, by Doug Braudaway, Volume 21:151–177

All That Glitters is Not Gold: The El Oro Sagas, by Paul Wright, Volume 24:207–251

Alternative Interpretation of Some Iconographies Present in the Lower Pecos River Style Rock Art: An Ethnographic Study, An, by Jose Medina Gonzalez Davila, Volume 24:253–272

Arl Walter Fulcher: A Cowboy in France, a Soldier in Terlingua, Texas, by Kitty Sibayan, Volume 24:89–104

Bibliophiling West Texas Black American History, by Bruce A. Glasrud, Volume 20:19–26

‘Big Bend Bold’ Pictographs: Defining a New Rock Imagery Style in the Big Bend Region of Texas, by Timothy E. Roberts, Volume 22:81–108

Big Bend: Personal Reminiscences, The, by Richard H. Hancock, Volume 22:167–187

Bloody Receipts: The Defensive and Cultural Foundations for Scalp Hunting, by Clay Anderson, Volume 25:73–104

Bracketing Bean: The Other Two Leaders of Langtry, Texas, by Doug Braudaway, Volume 20:61–73

Build it and They Will Come? Boom and Bust in Presidio, by Paul Wright, Volume 20:39–60

Cabaza de Vaca in Texas, by Nancy P. Hickerson, Volume 24:163–188

Camp Mayers Spring, Texas, 1880–1884, by Thomas Ty Smith, Volume 27:1–16

Chinaitih Mountains: The Case for a More Plausible Narrative for How the Chinati Mountains Got Their Name, The, by Oscar Rodríguez, Amber Rodríguez, and David Gohre, Volume 26:27–42

Decorated Stones of Southwest Texas and Northern Mexico: Scratching, and Painting, the Surface, by Tim Roberts, Volume 26:67–95

Early Archaic Cultural Period in Eastern Trans-Pecos Texas, The, by Roger Boren, Volume 24:105–150

Englishmen, Railroads, and the San Carlos Coal Mine, by Glenn Justice, Volume 21:49–71

Establishment of Christoval’s Mount Carmel Hermitage, The, by Gloria Duarte, Volume 23:95–110

Five-Year White Elephant: Building the Davis Mountains Indian Lodge, The, by Lonn Taylor, Volume 22:109–118

Forty Acres and a Lot: Early Rural Land Subdivision in the Big Bend, by Paul Wright, Volume 23:111–147

Four Different Communities: Presidio in 1910, 1920, 1930, and 1940, by Paul Wright, Volume 25:185–228

From Boxing to Painting: Lorenzo Castañeda, Jr., by Gloria Duarte, Volume 20:27–37

Ghost Ridge: A Prehistoric Crevice Burial from Brewster County, Texas, by Jennifer C. Piehl and Robert J. Mallouf, Volume 25:7–71

Giddings’ Lost Pecos Station, by Tommy Garrison, Volume 20:123–135

Henry C. Trost: Architect of “Arid America,”, by Troy Ainsworth, Volume 21:73–98

Inspection of the Military Colonies of Chihuahua: Report Sent by the Inspector of the Military Colonies of the North, by Colonel Emilio Langberg, translated by Herbert H. Eling, Jr., Volume 20:89–101

Interpretation of Ceramic Spindle Whorls in the Northern Chihuahuan Desert, by Rachel Freer-Waters, Volume 23:149–162

J.A. Tippit Journal and Tourism at Mitre Peak, 1913–1939, The, by Shirley W. Caldwell, Volume 21:99–117

Jesse Evans Gang and the Death of Texas Ranger George R. Bingham, The, by Chuck Parsons , Volume 20:75–87

José Maria Bill: Indian Captive-Army Guide, by Antonio Pruneda Bill, Volume 21:31–47

Laguna De Mayrán and Changes in the Desert Landscape: The Desiccation of a Seasonal Lake in Southern Coahuila and Associated Human Adaptations Through Time, The, by Leticia González Arratia, Volume 24:151–161

Landscape Approach to Archaeological Distribution Patterns at Chilicote Ranch, Presidio and Jeff Davis Counties, Texas, A, by David Carmichael and Terry Franklin, Volume 27:17–41

Landscapes of Industry and Transport: Monclova and Torreón, Mexico, by Michael S. Yoder, Volume 21:179–200

Letters from Texas: An Army Wife on the Texas Frontier 1856–1860, by Ann Dixon, Volume 26:181–197

Letters to Castolon: Albert W. Dorgan and the Big Bend International Peace Park 1933–1943, by Jason Abrams, Volume 27:107–139

Life-Giving Trail: Documenting the Environmental History of Alamito Creek, by Megan Wilde and Steven Platt, Volume 23:39–62

Man Who Saved Sul Ross, The, by Judith Parsons, Volume 22:25–41

Mayer Halff: Pioneer Jewish Cattleman, by Mary E. Troxclair, Volume 22:189–205

Metaphors from Burial Caves: A Look at Five Subterranean Mortuary Caves in La Laguna, Coahuila, by Leticia González Arratia, Volume 22:119–138

Middle Archaic People of Eastern Trans-Pecos Texas: Their Life and Times 2500–1000 B.C., by Andrea J. Ohl, Volume 23:63–93

Murder at Seminole, by Glenn P. Willeford, Volume 23:21–37

Murder in the Big Bend: The Killing of Will Noel at Shafter in October 1889, A, by Troy M. Ainsworth, Volume 26:7–26

Ninety-Six Miles in Ninety-Six Hours: the Marfa–Terlingua Freight Road, 1899–1960, by Lonn Taylor, Volume 23:7–20

“No Country for Old Cows”: The Butcher Record of Charles H. Mahle, Fort Davis, Texas (July 20, 1889–September 2, 1892), by John Martin Davis, Jr., Volume 25:119–130

Northern Chihuahuan Desert Borderlands Ecosystems and Rare Natural Resources: Conservation Geography, History, Values, Priorities, Threats, Challenges, and Opportunities, by John P. Karges, Volume 24:9–43

Nothing Drab or Monotonous: Curtis Tunnell and a West Texas Sense of Place, by Dan K. Utley, Volume 22:7–24

Park Lands and Politics on the West Texas/Mexico Border, by Emily Levitt, Volume 21:219–243

Peyote Trade of the Texas Borderlands: Religion, Commerce, Conservation, and Drug Regulation, The, by Martin Terry, Volume 20:7–18

Presidios to Trading Posts: Money, Agriculture, Rare Earth Extraction, and General Business in the Lower Big Bend of Texas, 1759–1961, by Glenn Willeford, Volume 26:147–179

Price Is Right and Lot Views Are Fantastic! The Progress City and Brewster Townsite Scams, The, by Paul Wright, Volume 22:139–166

Projectile Points Collected During Surface Survey at Chilicote Ranch, Presidio and Jeff Davis Counties, Texas, by Jonathan Israel Rocha and Ayleen Alejandra Gutierrez, Volume 27:43–72

Psychology of Rock Art, The, by Andrea Powers, Volume 20:103–121

R.I. Bledsoe and the Platting and Selling of Presidio: 1911–1938, by Paul Wright, Volume 21:119–150

Rendezvous with Destiny . . . The Notable Military Careers of Fort Davis’s 1887 Alumni, by William F. Haenn, Volume 25:153–183

Roll Call of the Dead: An Accounting of Army Deaths at Fort Davis, Texas, 1854–1891, by Frank Deglman and Donna G. Smith, Volume 26:43–66

Salt Warriors: Insurgency on the Rio Grande, by Paul Cool (Book Review), by Lonn Taylor, Volume 20:137–138

Roll Call of the Dead: An Accounting of Army Deaths at Fort Davis, Texas, 1854–1891, by Frank Deglman and Donna G. Smith, Volume 26:43–66

Tale of Two Fronts: Constitutionalist Campaigns During Mexico’s Revolution of 1910 and the Results of those Actions along the United States-Mexico Border, 1913–1914, A, by John Eusebio Klingemann and Gerald Raun, Volume 24:189–205

Till Death (or Discharge) Do Us Part: The State of Medicine at the Nineteenth Century U.S. Army Post of Fort Davis, Texas, by Donna Gerstle Smith, Volume 25:105–117

Transboundary Conservation in the Big Bend, by Geoff Kelley, Volume 21:201–218

Wages of Social Stratification in 1939 in the Big Bend, The, by Paul Wright, Volume 27:73–106

“We have fingers crossed”: Mining in Big Bend’s Fresno Canyon, by Cynthia A. Brandimarte, Volume 22:43–80

West Point on the Rio Grande: United States Military Academy Graduates in Texas during the Border Troubles, 1911–1921, by Troy M. Ainsworth, Volume 25:131–151

When They Were Equal: Alpine and Marfa in 1940, by Paul Wright, Volume 26:97–145

INDEX OF ARTICLES BY AUTHOR

Abrams, Jason
Letters to Castolon: Albert W. Dorgan and the Big Bend International Peace Park 1933–1943, Volume 27:107–139
Ainsworth, Troy
Henry C. Trost: Architect of “Arid America,” Volume 21:73–98
Ainsworth, Troy M.
West Point on the Rio Grande: United States Military Academy Graduates in Texas during the Border Troubles, 1911–1921, Volume 25:131–151
Ainsworth, Troy M.
A Murder in the Big Bend: The Killing of Will Noel at Shafter in October 1889, Volume 26:7–26
Anderson, Clay
Bloody Receipts: The Defensive and Cultural Foundations for Scalp Hunting, Volume 25:73–104
Arratia, Leticia González
Metaphors from Burial Caves: A Look at Five Subterranean Mortuary Caves in La Laguna, Coahuila, Volume 22:119–138
Arratia, Leticia González
The Laguna De Mayrán and Changes in the Desert Landscape: The Desiccation of a Seasonal Lake in Southern Coahuila and Associated Human Adaptations Through Time, Volume 24:151–161
Bill, Antonio Pruneda
José Maria Bill: Indian Captive-Army Guide, Volume 21:31–47
Boren, Roger
The Early Archaic Cultural Period in Eastern Trans-Pecos Texas, Volume 24:105–150
Brandimarte, Cynthia A.
“We have fingers crossed”: Mining in Big Bend’s Fresno Canyon, Volume 22:43–80
Brandimarte, Cynthia
Shares in Texas! The Santa Fe Land Trust and Title Company Hoax, Volume 24:63–87
Braudaway, Doug
Bracketing Bean: The Other Two Leaders of Langtry, Texas, Volume 20:61–73
Braudaway, Doug
African-American Del Rio, Volume 21:151–177
Caldwell, Shirley W.
The J.A. Tippit Journal and Tourism at Mitre Peak 1913–1939, Volume 21:99–117
Carmichael, David, and Terry Franklin
A Landscape Approach to Archaeological Distribution Patterns at Chilicote Ranch, Presidio and Jeff Davis Counties, Texas, Volume 27:17–41
Davila, Jose Medina Gonzalez
An Alternative Interpretation of Some Iconographies Present in the Lower Pecos River Style Rock Art: An Ethnographic Study, Volume 24:253–272
Davis, John Martin, Jr.
“No Country for Old Cows”: The Butcher Record of Charles H. Mahle, Fort Davis, Texas (July 20, 1889–September 2, 1892), Volume 25:119–130
Deglman, Frank, and Donna G. Smith
Roll Call of the Dead: An Accounting of Army Deaths at Fort Davis, Texas, 1854–1891, Volume 26:43–66
Dixon, Ann
Letters from Texas: An Army Wife on the Texas Frontier, 1856–1860, Volume 26:181–197
Duarte, Gloria
From Boxing to Painting: Lorenzo Castañeda, Jr., Volume 20:27–37
Duarte, Gloria
The Establishment of Christoval’s Mount Carmel Hermitage, Volume 23:95–110
Eling, Herbert H., Jr. (translated by)
Inspection of the Military Colonies of Chihuahua: Report Sent by the Inspector of the Military Colonies of the North, by Colonel Emilio Langberg, Volume 20:89–101
Ely, Glen Sample
Skullduggery at Spencer’s Ranch: Civil War Intrigue in West Texas, Volume 21:9–29
Freer-Waters, Rachel
Interpretation of Ceramic Spindle Whorls in the Northern Chihuahuan Desert, Volume 23:149–162
Garrison, Tommy
Giddings’ Lost Pecos Station, Volume 20:123–135
Glasrud, Bruce A.
Bibliophiling West Texas Black American History, Volume 20:19–26
Haenn, William F.
Rendezvous with Destiny . . . The Notable Military Careers of Fort Davis’s 1887 Alumni, Volume 25:153–183
Hancock, Richard H.
The Big Bend: Personal Reminiscences, Volume 22:167–187
Hickerson, Nancy P.
Cabeza de Vaca in Texas, Volume 24:163–188
Hutchins, John M.
Splashdown in the Rio Grande: The 1911 Flight of Lieutenant Benjamin Foulois and its Historic Place in the First Year of True Military Aviation, Volume 24:45–62
Justice, Glenn
Englishmen, Railroads, and the San Carlos Coal Mine, Volume 21:49–71
Karges, John P.
Northern Chihuahuan Desert Borderlands Ecosystems and Rare Natural Resources: Conservation Geography, History, Values, Priorities, Threats, Challenges, and Opportunities, Volume 24:9–43
Kelley, Geoff
Transboundary Conservation in the Big Bend, Volume 21:201–218
Klingemann, John Eusebio, and Gerald Raun
A Tale of Two Fronts: Constitutionalist Campaigns During Mexico’s Revolution of 1910 and the Results of those Actions along the United States-Mexico Border, 1913–1914, Volume 24:189–205
Levitt, Emily
Park Lands and Politics on the West Texas/Mexico Border, Volume 21:219–243
Ohl, Andrea J.
Middle Archaic People of Eastern Trans-Pecos Texas: Their Life and Times 2500–1000 B.C., Volume 23:63–93
Parsons, Chuck
The Jesse Evans Gang and the Death of Texas Ranger George R. Bingham, Volume 20:75–87
Parsons, Judith
The Man Who Saved Sul Ross, Volume 22:25–41
Piehl, Jennifer C.
and Robert J. Mallouf, Ghost Ridge: A Prehistoric Crevice Burial from Brewster County, Texas, Volume 25:7–71
Powers, Andrea
The Psychology of Rock Art, Volume 20:103–121
Roberts, Timothy E.
‘Big Bend Bold’ Pictographs: Defining a New Rock Imagery Style in the Big Bend Region of Texas, Volume 22:81–108
Roberts, Tim
Decorated Stones of Southwest Texas and Northern Mexico: Scratching, and Painting, the Surface, Volume 26:67–95
Rocha, Jonathan Israel, and Ayleen Alejandra Gutierrez
Projectile Points Collected During Surface Survey at Chilicote Ranch, Presidio and Jeff Davis Counties, Texas, Volume 27:43–72
Rodríguez, Oscar, Amber Rodríguez, and David Gohre
The Chinaitih Mountains: The Case for a More Plausible Narrative for How the Chinati Mountains Got Their Name, Volume 26:27–42
Sibayan, Kitty
Arl Walter Fulcher: A Cowboy in France, a Soldier in Terlingua, Texas, Volume 24:89–104
Smith, Donna Gerstle
Till Death (or Discharge) Do Us Part: The State of Medicine at the Nineteenth Century U.S. Army Post of Fort Davis, Texas, Volume 25:105–117
Smith, Thomas Ty
Camp Mayers Spring, Texas, 1880–1884, Volume 27:1–16
Taylor, Lonn
Salt Warriors: Insurgency on the Rio Grande, by Paul Cool (Book Review), Volume 20:137–138
Taylor, Lonn
The Five-Year White Elephant: Building the Davis Mountains Indian Lodge, Volume 22:109–118
Taylor, Lonn
Ninety-Six Miles in Ninety-Six Hours: the Marfa–Terlingua Freight Road, 1899–1960, Volume 23:7–20
Terry, Martin
The Peyote Trade of the Texas Borderlands: Religion, Commerce, Conservation, and Drug Regulation, Volume 20:7–18
Troxclair, Mary E.
Mayer Halff: Pioneer Jewish Cattleman, Volume 22:189–205
Utley, Dan K.
Nothing Drab or Monotonous: Curtis Tunnell and a West Texas Sense of Place, Volume 22:7–24
Wilde, Megan, and Steven Platt
Life-Giving Trail: Documenting the Environmental History of Alamito Creek, Volume 23:39–62
Willeford, Glenn P.
Murder at Seminole, Volume 23:21–37
Willeford, Glenn
Presidios to Trading Posts: Money, Agriculture, Rare Earth Extraction, and General Business in the Lower Big Bend of Texas, 1759–1961, Volume 26:147–179
Wright, Paul
Build it and They Will Come? Boom and Bust in Presidio, Volume 20:39–60
Wright, Paul
R.I. Bledsoe and the Platting and Selling of Presidio: 1911–1938, Volume 21:119–150
Wright, Paul
The Price Is Right and Lot Views Are Fantastic! The Progress City and Brewster Townsite Scams, Volume 22:139–166
Wright, Paul
Forty Acres and a Lot: Early Rural Land Subdivision in the Big Bend, Volume 23:111–147
Wright, Paul
All That Glitters is Not Gold: The El Oro Sagas, Volume 24:207–251
Wright, Paul
Four Different Communities: Presidio in 1910, 1920, 1930, and 1940, Volume 25:185–228
Wright, Paul
When They Were Equal: Alpine and Marfa in 1940, Volume 26:97–145
Wright, Paul
The Wages of Social Stratification in 1939 in the Big Bend, Volume 27:73–106
Yoder, Michael S.
Landscapes of Industry and Transport: Monclova and Torreón, Mexico, Volume 21:179–200