Guide to MS265 El Paso Times subject files

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Guide to MS265 El Paso Times subject files Guide to MS265 El Paso Times subject files

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Guide to

MS265

El Paso Times subject files

Dates, 1891-1978 Bulk Dates, 1922-1978

4 feet, 7 inches (linear)

Processed by Jorge Aguila 2000

& Carlos Rivera 2008

& Sarah Ryan 2012

Donated by El Paso Times, 1991. Citation: El Paso Times subject files, MS 265, C.L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department. The University of Texas at El Paso Library.

C.L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department University of Texas at El Paso

Historical Sketch The El Paso Times began publication in the spring of 1881 as a weekly newspaper operated by M.W. Carrico & Co. It became a daily paper in 1882 and added Associated Press wire service in 1883. After changing hands several times, the Times was purchased from H. D. Slater in 1928 by Dorrance Roderick and Lindsay Nunn. Nunn sold his interest in 1930, and Dorrance Roderick was the publisher even after the newspaper became part of the Gannett chain in 1972. The Times had a joint operating agreement with the El Paso Herald-Post, an afternoon newspaper, from 1936 until 1997, when the Herald-Post ceased operation. 1n 2018, the Times was still owned by the Gannett Co., and the El Paso Times was the only English-language daily in the El Paso area. Series Description or Arrangement Box one contains files on prominent El Paso individuals, arranged alphabetically. Boxes contain folders on various persons/subjects; arrangement is alphabetical.

Scope and Content Notes Contains clipping files, photographic prints, negatives, correspondence, press releases, pamphlets, and other publications. Subjects include El Paso streets, historical events, El Paso businesses, military affairs on the U.S.-Mexico border, points of interest in the El Paso area, newspaper publishing in El Paso, and individuals, including, among others, José Cisneros, S.L. A. Marshall, R. E. Thomason, and Mabel Welch. Provenance Statement Materials were purged from the El Paso Times Library’s clipping files in their library, at which point the librarian, Judy Soles, offered the discards to Ann Massmann, Acting Head of Special Collections, UTEP Library.

Restrictions None

Literary Rights Statement Permission to publish material from the El Paso Times subject files, MS265, must be obtained from the C. L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department, the University of Texas at El Paso Library. Citation should read, El Paso Times subject files, MS265, C. L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department, the University of Texas at El Paso Library.

Notes to the Researcher See also: El Paso Herald-Post records, MS 348. C.L. Sonnichsen Special

Collections Department, University of Texas at El Paso Library.

El Paso Times photographs, 1982-, PH032. C.L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department, University of Texas at El Paso Library.

Container list:

Box Folder Folder Title Clippings Photos Other Material/Notes 1 1 Bonney, William

(Billy the Kid) June 26, ? No H.D. Slater letters,

Kathleen Houston interview, press releases, Benjamin W. Kemp letter.

1 2 Calleros, Cleofas 4/4/1954 8/16/1959 (et al.)

17 Book (La Antorcha), printed material, other typed material. See also, El Paso historical news stories (e.g., Box 5, Folders 1-3).

1 3 Cisneros, José No 1 Biography, letter, press release.

1 4 Doniphan (Col. Alexander D.)

No 1 Letters.

1 5 Duke, Eleonor No 1 None 1 6 Fox, Chris P. No No Biography, speech. 1 7 Garrett, Pat No 1 Book (The Life of Pat

F. Garret) 1 8 Hart, Siqueiros, Juan

“William” Missing Missing Missing

1 9 Harvey, Paul No 7 1 10 Kelly, Elizabeth

Hooks No 9 Invitation 1983

1 11 Krause, Ernest Ulrich No 1 1 12 Magoffin, Judge

Joseph No 1

1 13 Marshall (S.L.A.) No No Funeral service program 1977, draft of obituary.

1 14 Mills, Anson (General)

9/19/1909 (Indianapolis)

4 Press releases.

1 15 Nixon, Dr. Lawrence No 1 Press release, 1986.

1 16 Pershing, John J. (military hero)

No 9 U.S. Army press releases, AP bio, “Elkspaso News” bulletin, other typed material.

1 17 Schwartz, Adolph No 1 Draft biography of Adolph Schwartz (typed).

1 18 Sonnichsen, C.L. & Carol

No 13

1 19 Stephenson, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh

No 2

1 20 Sullivan, Maude Durlin

No 1

1 21 Taft-Diaz Meeting 12/11/1955 9 Diaz and Taft Interview (typed).

1 22 Thomason, Robert E. No No Letters, 1947 telegraph, retirement letter to President LBJ, obituary draft.

2 1 Adams, William A. 7/5/61 3/25/58

No

2 2 Adrian Weekly and Times (Michigan), 1885

7/ 24/1885 No

2 3 Agriculture-early No No Typed material. 2 4 Air Mail Service

inaugural 10/16/30 8/17/39 (et al.)

2

2 5 Airline Crash, 1932 4/29/1956 No Typed material. 2 6 Airplanes - early 9/12/1965 3 2 7 Alamogordo and

Sacramento Mountain Railway

4/29/1956 No Typed material.

2 8 Alguin, Phil (Little) (accused murderer)

2/15/23 10/27/1938 (et al.)

No

2 9 Allison, Clay (gunman, 1840)

9/30/1973 8/18/1963

No

2 10 American Airlines, Jet loses wheel and lands safely

5/12/1965 18 Negatives.

2 11 American Federation of Labor, Convention November 18, 1924

Missing Missing Missing

2 12 American National Bank (San Antonio & Oregon, 1905-1910)

3/9/1975 No

2 13 American Smelting and Refining Corp.

4/29/1956 No

2 14 Aoy O. V. (early El Paso educator)

12/1/1947 4/28/1950

3

2 15 Apache-Mexican Wars, late 1800s

4/29/1956 No

2 16 Arthur, Patricia (accused murderer) (folder 1 of 2)

No 32

2 17 Arthur, Patricia (accused murderer) (folder 2 of 2)

9/9/1955 11/29/1956

No

2 18 Athletic Eating Club, 1890

9/17/1950 No

2 19 Atlas Building Co. No 1 Typed material. 2 20 Austin High School No 1 Typed material. 2 21 Austin Terrace No 1 2 22 “Australian Billy”

versus Dave Flahrity fight, 1904.

5/23/1976 No See also, “Smith, Billy…” (Box 13, Folder 20).

2 23 Automobiles, early El Paso

8/19/1951 No

2 24 Aviation, early El Paso

7/7/1963 8/18/1942

1 Typed material.

2 25 Badger Grocery Store 1890

No Missing Typed material.

2 26 Badger Lumber Yard 1900

No Missing Typed material

2 27 Bailey, Harry H. (pioneer, author)

7/16/1950 4/23/1954 (et al.)

2 Book/autobiography (When New Mexico Was Young), Letter 1954, negatives.

2 28 Balloon Flight (first known Mexico-U.S.)

Yes, no date No

2 29 Banking in Texas (early history)

7/27/1952 8/10/1952 (et al.)

No

2 30 Basketball AAU Champs of the Southwest 1927

9/20/1953 No

2 31 Basketball YMCA Champs 1911

8/9/1953 No See also, “YMCA…” (Box 14, Folder 26).

2 32 Baseball Team YMCA 1908


2 33 Bass, Sam (Gunfighter)

1/6/74 No

2 34 Bassett Shopping Center

No 1

2 35 Bataan Memorial Trainway

No No Typed material.

2 36 Baylor, Gen John R. (Civil War battles of Mesilla)

7/24/1955 No

2 37 Bean, Judge Roy 12/19/1939 No Hand-written material.

2 38 Belding, C. D. 5/2/1951 No 2 39 Bennis, Joseph G.

(attorney, civic leader)

2/3/1939 9/25/1940 (et al.)

1

2 40 Bicycle Events, First 1886

Yes, no date 1

2 41 Big Bend Mining District

5/6/1956 No

2 42 Big Kid’s Palace Café, 1923

1/2/1977 No

2 43 Bike Race Ysleta-El Paso, 1893

7/5/1947 No

2 44 Binkley, J.B., Drove automobile from El Paso to California, 1909

4/29/1956 No

2 45 Blazer’s Mill 11/9/1947 3/26/1978

No

2 46 Bolton, Dr. W. S., escape from Juárez jail, 1890

6/30/1947 No

2 47 Bond, Mrs. Nancy E. Yes, no date No 2 48 Borden, Gail No No Book (The Story of

Gail Borden) 2 49 Border Rifle

(forerunner to Texas National Guard)

4/26/1953 12/14/58

No

2 50 Boxing - early 9/1/1946 4/29/1956

No

2 51 Bowie, Henry T. (civic leader)

5/14/1950 No

2 52 Bowlers, City National Bank 1917

8/23/1953 No

2 53 Brazito, Battle of 1846

12/22/1963 3/24/1976

1

2 54 Bridgers, W. W. (“Billy”) (early civic leader)

3/07/1924 1/17/1946

1 Typed material, hand-written material.

2 55 Bronson Block, early 1900s

11/22/1953 5/11/1980

No

3 1 Bucher, William H. (pioneer banker)

7/24/1966 No

3 2 Buildings (oldest in El Paso area)

9/23/1966 No

3 3 Bull vs Lion, Juarez bullring- 1929

8/7/1949 No

3 4 Burges, Richard F. (1873-1945)

No 1

3 5 Butterfield Overland Mail Co. (southern route 1956)

9/26/1948 8/1/1971 (et al.)

6 Hand-drawn maps (routes), typed material.

3 6 Caballo Dam 3/7/1936 No 3 7 Cadwallader, Edgar

E. (pioneer) 7/1/1962 No (Very brittle

material). 3 8 Cadwallader, Mark L.

(pioneer) 4/29/1956 No

3 9 Chaffin J. (buried in Cooke’s Pass)

Yes, no date No

3 10 Calisher, J. Dry Goods Co. fire

4/29/1956 8/19/1968

No

3 11 Camp, Elizabeth (pioneer)

12/31/1974 No

3 12 Camp Cotton (military encampment)

Yes, no date No

3 13 Candy Business 4/29/1956 No 3 14 Cannon “Mystery of

Buried Cannons” Missing Missing Missing.

3 15 Caple, Richard (Mayor of El Paso, 1891)

Missing Missing Missing.

3 16 Car Accident (woman killed)

No 1

3 17 “Cardiff Giant” 4/23/1956 11/6/1966

1

3 18 Carlsbad Cavern Coaches (auto coaches)

429/1956 No

3 19 Carnation Milk Co. 10/25/1970 No 3 20 Carriage House

(located on North Mesa Street)

6/18/1959 1

3 21 Casa Linda (Row Housing Unit, south El Paso)

No 1 Negatives.

3 22 Cassidy, Butch (Gunfighter 1874)

1/20/1974 No

3 23 Castle Café (Juarez 1920s)

4/2/1978 No

3 24 Cattle – 1659 4/29/1956 4/24/1957

No Typed material.

3 25 Cattle Trains No No Map/plate (Cattle Train railroads), typed material.

3 26 Cavalry (U.S. Seventh Cavalry)

12/11/1926 6/1941

No Letters, printed material, typed and hand-written materials, military newspaper.

3 27 Cavalry Maneuvers 5/18/1958 No 3 28 Census, 1860 (El

Paso) Yes, no date No

3 29 Census, El Paso-1947

6/4/1947 No

3 30 Census, El Paso-Juarez, 1814 (Spanish census)

9/2/1951 1

3 31 Central Hotel (destroyed by fire)

3/1/1953 4/20/1975 (et al.)

2

3 32 Central Labor Union 9/4/1949 12/6/1957 (et al.)

No

3 33 Central Pacific Railroad 1860


3 34 Central School (First school built by city taxes)

4/29/1956 8/8/1976 (et al.)

2

3 35 Chamber of Commerce (goodwill trippers) 1928

9/20/1953 1/19/1969

3

3 36 Chamizal negotiations (folder 1 of 3)

No No Timeline, White House press releases, U.S. Dept. of State booklet, typed material.


No No Public information documents, Spanish-lang. speech, maps, hand-written docs.


No 11 Press kit/folder, economic analysis report, typed material.

3 39 Chavez, Juana No 3 3 40 Chicago Cubs

(baseball) defeated by Santa Rita 1918

4/3/1966 1

3 41 Chicago Times 1870 9/1/1870 No 3 42 Chisum, John

Simpson (early day Texas cattle king)

2/23/1965 6/2/1974 (et al.)

No

3 43 Chisum, Sallie (“Queen of Jingle-Bob Ranch”)

4/12/1953 No

3 44 Churches (first in El Paso, 1880)

4/ 29/1956 No

3 45 Cisneros, José (artist)

No No Typed material (See also, drawings in news stories, as indicated)

3 46 City Hall, El Paso (historical)

4/29/1956 10/20/1974

1

4 1 City Plan for El Paso, 1925

12/6/1982 12/7/1982

No Book (City Plan For El Paso, Texas)

4 2 Clothing Industry 8/21/1957 7/23/1967

No

4 3 Cody, William F. (Buffalo Bill)

10/20/1946 2/3/1974 (et al.)

No

4 4 Coffins, Cactus and Cowboys: The Exciting Story of El Paso

No No Book by Joe Parrish (Coffins, Cactus…)

4 5 Coles Building 2/9/1964 No 4 6 Coles A. P. 4/29/1956 No 4 7 Coles, Otis

(describes El Paso) 7/26/1953 3/22/1958

No

4 8 Commissioners Court-1881 (first)

Yes, no date No

4 9 Concord Coach No No Typed material. 4 10 Coney Island Bar 5/13/1973 No 4 11 Construction-early 4/28/1956 No Typed material. 4 12 Consumers Ice &

Cold Storage Co. -1900

4/29/1956 No

4 13 Convention Hall 1904 7/23/1904 12/21/1964

No

4 14 Cooke’s Peak 4/29/1956 No Typed material. 4 15 Cooley, Winchester

(civic leader) 2/24/1950 No

4 16 Cotton 1915 No No Typed material. 4 17 Cotton, Frank B. 4/29/1956 No 4 18 Cotton Mill-1920s

(first in El Paso) 4/29/1956 No

4 19 Cottonseed Lard sold by EP firm 1910

4/29/1956 No

4 20 County Grand Jury (first in El Paso)

5/10/1959 No

4 21 Court Takes vacation-1861

8/10/1952 No

4 22 Cruz, Patsy & Lisa (Quinceañera)

5/31/1977 2

4 23 Cutting, A. K. (early businessman)

4/29/1956 No

4 24 Daguerre, Alexandre (pioneer wagon train operator)

1/09/1974 1/11/1974

No

4 25 Dalton, Grat & Bob & Frank & Emmett (family of mostly outlaws)

10/21/1973 10/28/1973 (et al.)

No

4 26 Davis Block 1883 Yes, no date No (Very brittle material).

4 27 Davis, Charles E. 5/9/1960 No 4 28 Davis, Lt. Paul H.

(Army Air Svc Patrol) 8/18/1974 No

4 29 Deming, N. M. (gave EP merchants competition)

4/29/1956 No

4 30 Depot, First Stage Coach

10/5/1931 10/28/1932

No

4 31 DH4 Airplane (Ft. Bliss Flying Field 1920s)

No 1

4 32 Diamond Jubilee “Home of The Future”

4/29/1956 No

4 33 Dick, James A. (businessman)

1/26/1924 8/19/1951 (et al.)

9

4 34 Dinosaur Era, 1890 (local hoaxes)

7/9/1950 No

4 35 Dowell, Ben S. 7/7/1973 8/10/1973 (et al.)

1

4 36 Dunbar, Archie Carr & Mary (pioneers)

4/5/1973 No

Earhart, Amelia. (See El Paso, Airport & Amelia Earhart…, Box 5, Folder 9)

4 37 Early Trails-1848 12/11/1949 No 4 38 Earp, Wyatt 1885

(visited El Paso) 4/2/11974 5/12/1974

No

4 39 Eddy Brothers, building of White Oaks Railroad

12/10/1950 No

4 40 Elder, Katherine (Doc Holliday’s girlfriend)

3/31/1974 No

4 41 El Diario de El Paso (early weekly)

5/14/1970 1

4 42 Elephant Butte 1896 4/29/1956 No Typed material. 4 43 Elephant Butte

Reclamation Board Yes, no date No

4 44 Elite Confectionary (early El Paso)

5/22/1964 9/4/1966

No

4 45 Elk’s Club (First public school building 1883)

1/31/1954 No

4 46 El Monitor (early EP newspaper-1896)

4/8/1956 No

4 47 El Paso, 1500s-1700s

4/27/1952 8/1/1954 (et al.)

No Note: Many Cleofas Calleros articles.

4 48 El Paso, 1800-1889 8/18/1927 7/31/1955 (et al.)

5 Map/map negative. Note: Many Cleofas Calleros articles.

4 49 El Paso, 1890s/“Gay ‘90s”

12/21/1952 11/27/1955 (et al.)

No Note: Many Cleofas Calleros articles.

5 1 El Paso, 1900-1909 8/14/1955 8/22/1966 (et al.)

4 Hand-drawn maps of downtown El Paso. Note: Many Cleofas Calleros articles.

5 2 El Paso, 1910-1919 12/30/1951 9/7/1975

2 Note: Many Cleofas Calleros articles.

5 3 El Paso, 1920-1929 2/20/1955 7/14/1974

11 Photos of 1925 flood. Note: Many Cleofas Calleros articles.

5 4 El Paso, 1930-1939 11/21/1937 12/26/1937

3 Map of downtown EP, letter, tri-fold postcard of EP.

5 5 El Paso, 1940-1949 5/15/1949 8/24/1949

7 Booklet (Report to the People from the City of El Paso Texas 1948)

5 6 El Paso, 1950-1959 4/26/1951 5/18/1952 (et al.)

3 Program for Templo de San Ignacio…, negatives, typed material.

5 7 El Paso, 1960-1969 8/8/1965 7 NASA aerial photos of terrain.

5 8 El Paso, 1980-1989 No 1

5 9 El Paso, Airport & Amelia Earhart landing in 1928


5 10 El Paso, Baseball Teams 1880s-1920s

9/6/53 10/4/53

No

5 11 El Paso Cadet Guard 1888

4/29/1956 No

5 12 El Paso Chamber of Commerce (Site of Taft-Diaz meet. 1909)

12/11/1955 No

5 13 El Paso Chamber Music Society

8/18/1963 No Hand-written material.

5 14 El Paso, City regulations (historical)

Yes, no date No

5 15 El Paso County Centennial 1950

No No Books/booklets (“The Trail of History of El Paso County,” El Paso County Cent-ennial Celebration).

5 16 El Paso County Clerk’s Office

10/18/1939 No

5 17 El Paso County Officials, 1924

12/16/1956 No

5 18 El Paso County, County Tax Collector’s Office, 1961

No 1 Negatives.

5 19 El Paso Courthouse buildings and murals

5/12/1923 4/28/1956 (et al.)

4 Typed material.

5 20 El Paso Directory, 1886 (front matter only)

6/25/1933 6/14/1950

No Typed material/book (C. A. Gould & Co’s General Directory of City of El Paso for 1886-87).

5 21 El Paso Electric/ Electricity


5 22 El Paso Evening News, 1884


5 23 El Paso Fire Dept., Fire Engines

5/12/1923 2/8/1961

1 Typed material.

5 24 El Paso Herald Post 4/28/1956 11 5 25 El Paso High School,

including class of 1917 reunion

5/13/1957 2

5 26 El Paso High School sports

11/5/1939 10/1/1953

1

5 27 El Paso Historic Preservation, 1977

No No Booklet (El Paso Historic Preserv.)

5 28 El Paso Impromptu Club 1892

9/27/1953 No

5 29 El Paso Junior College, 1919-1927

3/22/1964 1

6 1 El Paso Laundry 1900

7/5/1953 No

6 2 El Paso Libraries and Librarians

7/11/1954 8/8/1954

1

6 3 El Paso Military Institute

4/29/1956 11/9/1969

No

6 4 El Paso’s Missions and Indians

No No Book (El Paso’s Missions and Indians) by Cleofas Calleros

6 5 El Paso National Bank Building

5/5/1931 4/29/1956

3 Negatives

6 6 El Paso Natural Gas Building & Service

4/29/1956 1 Negatives. See also, “Gas Works…” (Box 7, Folder 27)

6 7 El Paso Piano Co. 7/8/1956 No 6 8 El Paso-Phoenix

Race 1912-14, 1919 5/30/1965 2

6 9 El Paso Plaza Theater, Premiere of “El Paso” film 1949

11/21/1948 3/23/1949

16

6 10 El Paso Police Force 10/28/1931 5/10/1971 (et al.)

No Typed material.

6 11 El Paso Sentinel, 1870

4/29/1956 No

6 12 El Paso Service Clubs

11/10/1940 No

6 13 El Paso, Southern Pacific Railroad

10/2/1955 11/23/1969 (et al.)

No Booklet for passengers, typed material. See also, “Railroad…” (Box 12, Folder 18),“Southern Pacific …” (Box 13, Folder 27).

6 14 El Paso Street 8/18/1927 1/11/1953 (et al.)

3 Magazine page.

6 15 El Paso Times (folder 1 of 2)

3/17/1950 1/14/1951 (et al.)

No Telegram, booklet (“The Story of El Paso’s News-papers”), master’s paper, typed material

6 16 El Paso Times (folder 2 of 2)

No

29

7 1 El Paso Transfer Station, 1909

Yes, no date No

7 2 El Paso Typographical Union/Printers’ Union

Yes, no date No

7 3 Fair Dry Goods Co, 1905

5/27/1955 No

7 4 Faudoa, Frank (Don Pancho)

6/13/1948 11/13/1938

1

7 5 Federal Reserve Building (S.P. Building)

No 1 Negatives.

7 6 Fenchler Building 1924 (Railway Exchange building)

8/1/1924 1/3/1935

1

7 7 Ferry Boat (used to crossed Rio Grande before 1880s)

10/4/1953 No

7 8 Fierro, Lt. Col. Roberto (early air hero)

4/29/1956 No

7 9 First National Bank 1920

4/29/1956 No

7 10 Fitzgerald, James W. (1882-1950, police officer)

7/28/1939 12/23/1947

No Typed material.

7 11 Fokker Tri-Motor Airplane, 1926

3/21/1976 No

7 12 Football Team, YMCA, 1910


7 13 Fort Bliss (history) 4/29/1956 4/19/1972 (et al.)

1 Typed material.

7 14 Fort Bowie (AZ 1886) 11/21/1927 No 7 15 Fort Cummings 4/29/1956

4/12/1964 5 Typed material.

7 16 Fort Davis 4/29/1956 No 7 17 Fort Leaton 1850 1/21/1934

9/18/1960 No

7 18 Fort Selden, 1865 7/16/1939 3/23/1941

2

7 19 “Forts, The Border” No No Article (“The Border Forts”)

7 20 Four-Leaf Clover Garden Club

5/2/1956 No

7 21 Franco, Juan (early EP peace officer)

11/8/1931 6/25/1933 (et al.)

No

7 22 Franklin School (1896 class)

10/30/1955 No

7 23 Free Bridge 10/4/1953 No 7 24 Friday Thirteenth

Club (of Herald-Times, 1930)

6/14/1930 4/29/1956 (et al.)

No

7 25 “Frog Ponds” in El Paso Disappear (Storm Sewer Project 1949)

4/24/1949 3

7 26 Gas Plant No 1 7 27 Gas Works & Early

Natural Gas Service to El Paso

11/14/1971 4/29/1956

No Typed material. See also “El Paso Natural Gas” (Box 6, Folder 6).

7 28 Gemoets, Leon L. (police officer)

4/17/1950 No

7 29 Geronimo 6/18/1933 10/10/1940 (et al.)

No Photo plates.

7 30 Giddings, Dr. Frank (early El Paso)

1/26/1961 No

7 31 Gillett, James B. (Jim) (Marshall)

4/29/1956 9/15/1974

No

7 32 Glasgow, Brig. Gen. William J.

No 16

7 33 Glasgow, Mrs. William J. (née-Magoffin, Josephine)

10/17/1961 10/18/1968

1 Typed material.

7 34 Glenn Springs Raid, May 5, 1916

2/15/1953 1

7 35 Graham, Maggie 4/29/1956 No Typed material. 7 36 Graves, lie buried

beneath downtown buildings – 1948

6/11/1948 No

7 37 Grecian Theater (Overland & El Paso Streets, 1915)

10/23/1976 6/15/1980

No

7 38 Greyhound Bus lines (Early history of bus transportation)


7 39 Guadalcanal Area No No Thermofax press photos.

7 40 Gun Battles (early 1800s)

4/29/1956 No

8 1 Hanging, county’s first legal – 1867

6/3/1951 1

8 2 Happy Hour theatre (early El Paso)

1/24/1971 9/28/1975

No

8 3 Harding, John Wesley (gunfighter, killed in 1895)

4/28/1963 10/20/1974 (et al.)

6 Magazine story, typed material. See also, “Milton, Jeff.…” (Box 10, Folder 10); “Selman, Jr., John” (Box 13, Folder 10)

8 4 Hart, Pearl (Western road agent 1800s)

10/13/1974 No

8 5 Haymon Krupp & Co. Building

No 1

8 6 Hervey, Taylor M. (183701951, motion picture theater operator)

5/26/1951 No

8 7 Hexathlon, YMCA, 1914, 1916

6/21/1953 4/29/1956 (et al.)

No See also, “YMCA…” (Box 14, Folder 26).

8 8 Hickok, Wild Bill (James Butler)

9/29/1974 9/22/1974

No

8 9 Hobein, Fred (Fritz) (early train engineer)

8/27/1921 10/31/1950 (et al.)

No

8 10 Hockey Game, Ice Hockey (1927)

3/6/1966 No

8 11 Holt, Herbert Bartlett (NM jurist, legislator)

4/23/1957 No

8 12 Hotel Angelus 2/24/1952 7/14/1962 (et al.)

2

8 13 Hotel Dieu 4/29/1956 No 8 14 Hotel, Grand Central 5/12/1923

3/2/1952 (et al.)

No

8 15 Hotel Paso del Norte, 1911

4/29/1956 No

8 16 Hotel, Taxicab & Sightseeing Bus Co., 1929

3/6/1977 No

8 17 Hotel Vendome (scene of mills)

6/29/1956 No

8 18 House Party, 1898 8/23/1953 No 8 19 Houses (oldest in El

Paso 150 years) 11/13/1955 No

8 20 Houston, Sam (Houston’s letter uncovered in EP)

8/7/1960 No

8 21 Howard, Charles (involved in the Salt War)

3/17/1974 No

8 22 Howe, Judge Walter D. (1870-1949)

9/6/1920 12/3/1946 (et al.)

5

8 23 Howze, Maj. Gen. Robert Lee (early Ft. Bliss cavalry officer)

816/1961 No

8 24 Howze, Mrs. Robert L. (widow of Major Gen. Howze)

10/6/1958 No

8 25 Howze Stadium, 1925

No 1

8 26 Huggett, Ira, 1899 (member of Border Rifles)

4/26/1953 No

8 27 Hughes, John R. (Capt.)

8/27/1931 1/12/1962 (et al.)

No Typed material, 6/1947.

8 28 Hunter, Frank E. (county Judge in 1896)

4/19/1953 No

8 29 Industrial Growth since 1901

4/29/1956 No

8 30 International Bridges (1896, 1949)

10/13/1939 4/17/1949 (et al.)

1 Typed material.

8 31 International Business College, 1898

3/19/1967 No

8 32 International Cigar Factory, 1910

7/17/1949 7/5/1965

No

8 33 International Dam 4/29/1956 No Typed material. 8 34 International

Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union

Yes, no date (circa 1956)

No

8 35 Interurbans 1913-25 (speeded trans-portation to lower valley)

3/22/1953 1/29/1961

No Envelope and letter, 1960.

8 36 Irrigation, early (Including Irrigation Congress of 1903-?)

4/29/1956 No

8 37 Irvin, Dr. E. H. (physician, served on school board)


8 38 Irvin, Dr. O. C. (for whom Irvin High School was named)

10/11/1953 5/7/1958 (et al.)

No Typed material.

8 39 Jackass Mail line 6/9/1957 10/20/1958 (et al.)

1 Typed material. See also, “Overland Mail Station…” (Box 10, Folder 54).

8 40 James, Ed (was with posse that killed the Apache kid)

3/19/1950 8/10/1950 (et al.)

1 Typed material.

8 41 James, Jesse (Gunfighter)

6/9/1974 No

8 42 Johnson County War, 1800s

9/8/1974 No

8 43 Jones, Capt. Frank (Texas Ranger killed June 30, 1893)

3/1/1953 10/2/1960

1

8 44 Jones, Maj. John B. (Texas Ranger 1800s)

9/27/1959 No

8 45 Jones, Robert Randolph (educator)

6/1/1932 4/17/1943 (et al.)

2 Hand-written material, typed material.

8 46 Juárez Bull Ring, 1890

3/14/1952 7/28/1952 (et al.)

No Typed material.

8 47 Juárez (pioneer residence 1890)


8 48 Juárez, Revolutions No No Typed material.

9 1 Kelly, C. E. (Uncle Henry, Mayor of El Paso, 1910-1915)

7/26/1959 7/29/1959

No

9 2 Kid Swingle (stagecoach robber, 1880s)

No No Typed material

9 3 Kimbrough, R. B. (banker)

3/24/1950 No

9 4 Knight, Lt. Col. A. A. 8/2/51 No 9 5 Krause, Ernest, 1874-

1932 (first Architect to come to EP)

10/13/1965 2/8/1976 (et al.)

No

9 6 Kress Art Collection No 1 Negatives. 9 7 Krueger, Paul No Yes, 25 Negatives, thermofax

press photos, finger-prints.

9 8 Labor Day Celebrations

9/6/1947 8/31/1958 (et al.)

9

9 9 La Mesa (El Paso) 5/19/1967 No 9 10 Lane, Col. Nathan D.

(weather observer) 5/2/1954 No

9 11 Lansden, William D., 1903


9 12 Lapowski Mercantile Co. (Early El Paso)

No 1

9 13 Larn, John (gunfighter)

10/7/1973 No Hickman drawing accompanying news story.

9 14 Lawrence, Charles H., 1880

4/12/1953 No

9 15 Lawrence, Edwin Gordon (1859-1950)

11/23/1950 No

9 16 Leavell Sr., C.H. 4/29/1956 No Typed material. 9 17 Leprohon, Herman J.

(soldier of Fortune) No 2 Typed material.

9 18 Levy, Ben, 1870-1953 (businessman, civic leader)

2/13/1935 12/11/1953 (et al.)

1 Fireman’s association card, hand-written material.

9 19 Life Saver Goat Dairy 4/29/1956 No 9 20 Lightbody & James

Clothing Store, 1886 (Lesinsky Building)

Yes, no date No

9 21 Lightning Dromedary Express (Los Angeles-San Antonio on camel)

8/6/1949 No 3-D map/plate.

9 22 Lilly, Ben, 1900 (famous hunter)

5/15/1949 No

9 23 Lindbergh, Charles A. 1927 (in El Paso)

4/29/1956 No

9 24 Little Big Horn (Custer’s last stand)

No No Booklet (“Semi-centennial of the Battle of the Little Big Horn”), typed, hand-written mat.

9 25 Lone Star (pioneer newspaper 1881)

3/29/1951 4/29/1956 (et al.)

No

9 26 Longabaugh, Harry (“Sundance Kid,” gunfighter 1800s)

1/20/1974 No

9 27 “Long Tom” cannon 1911

7/21/1974 No

9 28 Longwell Transfer Co. (San Francisco Street, 1913)

12/7/1975 No

9 29 Lorius, Mr. & Mrs. George M. (unsolved murder case)

12/31/1937 2/15/1963

No Magazine page, typed material.

9 30 Lost Dutchman Mine, Arizona

8/6/1949 10/27/1971

No

9 31 Lower Valley Bus Line, 1904

8/6/1949 10/27/1971

No Typed material.

9 32 Major, F. E. (early 1900s)

4/28/1956 No

9 33 Mann Overall Co. (first clothing manufacturer, 1918)

4/29/1956 No

9 34 Manning, James and Frank

9/12/1971 8/25/1974

No

9 35 March, Rufus Parker (newspaper editor)

5/3/1962 No

9 36 Marriage License, June 1870

6/19/1949 No

9 37 Martin, G. Allie (newspaper editor)

7/30/1939 11/3/1947 (et al.)

No Typed material, hand-written material.

9 38 Martinez, Felix (early El Paso pioneer/civic leader)

1/13/1963 1/16/1963

No

9 39 Masonic Hospital 5/13/1946 4/29/1956

3

9 40 “Matchers” Club, 1907

Yes, no date No

9 41 Mather, Dave (Gunfighter)

3/24/1974 No

9 42 Mauldin, Bill (pioneer) 3/7/1941 No 9 43 McDonald, Jack

(1884-1950, political leader)

4/4/1948 4/3/1950 (et al.)

No

9 44 McGinty Band (early musicians)

4/22/1934 10/18/1953 (et al.)

1

9 45 McKinley, William (visits El Paso 1901)

3/6/1947 No

9 46 McKinney, C.S. No 1 9 47 McMillan, Ralph

(early pilot) 1/30/1977 1

9 48 McNutt, Claude M. (oilman)

3/6/1950 No

9 49 McNutt Refinery 1933 4/29/1956 No 9 50 Mechem, Judge

Edwin 4/2/1957 5/3/1957 (et al.)

1

9 51 Merchant, Dr. Alice G. (early doctor)

10/11/1953 No

9 52 Mergenthaler, Ottmar (Linotype inventor)

5/2/1956 No

10 1 Mesa Street, Historical photos

5/12/1923 7/31/1977 (et al.)

1

10 2 Mesa School, 1890 7/17/1955 No 10 3 Mexican Beer (made

in Chihuahua City, 1847)

11/19/1940 No

10 4 Mexican Color Guard in El Paso, 1937

4/4/1971 No

10 5 Meyer, Hugo (1883-1953, Park Commissioner)

12/11/1951 9/21/1953

5 Photo plate.

10 6 Mikado Theater Production

No 6

10 7 Military Post, El Paso (Lithograph/mural on Texas Ave. building)

1/27/1963 1/31/1963

1

10 8 Miller, Bina West 4/1/1939 No 10 9 Mills Street, Historical

photos 4/29/1956 5/19/1977 (et al.)

1 Typed material.

10 10 Milton, Jeff D. (shooting of John W. Harding 1895)

5/8/1949 No See also, “Harding, John Wesley…” (Box 8, Folder 3); “Selman, Jr., John” (Box 13, Folder 10).

10 11 Mining, early El Paso No No Typed material. 10 12 Missouri & Stevens

Streets 3/10/1953 2

10 13 Montezuma Weekly Times, 1864 (hand- written newspaper in early El Paso)

Yes, no date No

10 14 Morgan, J. E. & Sons Contractors

4/29/1956 No

10 15 Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co., 1883

4/29/1956 No Photo plate, typed material.

10 16 Mounted Patrol, 1912 9/13/1973 1 Negatives. 10 17 Mule Car, 1882 9/9/1955

7/26/1965 (et al.)

2

10 18 “Music in El Paso 1919-1939”

No No Booklet/monograph by Robert M. Stevenson

10 19 Music Festival in El Paso 1907-08

6/20/1965 No

10 20 Myar’s Opera House, 1887

4/7/1940 4/20/1952 (et al.)

No

10 21 Myrtle Avenue, Historical photos

3/27/1949 10/17/1976

1

10 22 Native Americans No 2 10 23 Newman, Mrs. C. M.

(née- Ann Butterfield) Yes, no date No

10 24 Newman, Lee, 1897 8/22/1954 No 10 25 Newman, S. H.

(editor of The Lone Star from 1881-86)

7/26/1953 11/7/1979

No

10 26 New Mexico A&M football team, 1898

10/18/1952 No

10 27 “New Mexico Military Installations”

No No Booklet and magazine article by Lee Myers, press release.

10 28 New Mexico Territorial government, 1850

11/5/1950 No

10 29 New Mexico Trans- portation Co., 1929

4/29/1956 No

10 30 Newspaper in El Paso (early newspapers)

No No Hand-written material, 1966.

10 31 Newspaper boys, 1905

Yes, no date No

10 32 Newspaper Building (construction)

No 15 Negatives (many).

10 33 Newspaper tree (old tree in pioneer plaza)

7/7/1965 12/29/1966 (et al.)

3

10 34 New York Herald Tribune extra (story on Abraham Lincoln’s death)

1/18/1963 1

10 35 Nixon, Richard M. (resigned 8/7/1974)

8/8/1974 No El Paso Herald-Post story.

10 36 Nixon, Mr. & Mrs. Tom (early El Paso)

3/24/1974 No

10 37 Northgate National Bank (construction)

No 1 Negatives.

10 38 Northwestern Mexico Railroad (between Juárez and Madera, 1880)

4/22/1934 No

10 39 Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe, Juarez 1860 (Church)

10/25/1951 12/30/1951

2 Newspaper drawings by Jose Cisneros.

10 40 Nuzum, Jerry (NM football star charged with murder Ovida Coogler)

5/11/1949 4/9/1951 (et al.)

5 Typed material.

10 41 Odessa, Texas (downtown Odessa 1900)

5/13/1956 1

10 42 Olinger, Bob, 1880 (slain U.S. marshal)

7/11/1971 No

10 43 Olive, Print and Louise (gunfighters 1800s)

7/14/1974 No

10 44 Onion, record-setting and bragging (early El Paso)

4/29/1956 No

10 45 Oregon Street, historical photos

6/29/1956 8/3/1975 (et al.)

No Typed material.

10 46 Orogrande, Texas 4/29/1956 No Typed material. 10 47 Ortega, Jacinto, 1844

(pioneer plainsman) 11/21/1929 No

10 48 Ortiz, Rev. Ramon 12/14/1952 No 10 49 Ortiz, Simon Tadeo

(Mexican intellectua, early 1800s)

7/29/1966 No

10 50 Os-Apple Parade, early 1900s (precursor to Sun Carnival parade)

11/2/1972 No

10 51 Ostrich Farm, 1911 4/29/1956 6/21/1965

No Typed material.

10 52 Otero County, first grand jury 1899

3/7/1946 No

10 53 Outlaw, Bass (Gunfighter 1800s)

11/4/1973 No

10 54 Overland Mail Station, El Paso 1850s

9/4/1960 12/31/1973

3 (See also, “Jackass Mail…” Box 8, Folder 39).

10 55 Owen, Garry (famous cavalryman)

2/1/1962 10/24/1971

No

11 1 Parade, Spring Festival 1890s

1/9/1955 1/1/1967 (et al.)

1

11 2 Parrish State Lines (Silver City 1920)

4/29/1956

No

11 3 Parsons, Mrs. Mary Jean (murdered husband, pled insanity) (folder 1 of 2)

9/28/1952 8/29/1956 (et al.)

No

Telegrams, typed material.

11 4 Parsons, Mrs. Mary Jean (murdered husband, pled insanity) (folder 2 of 2)

No 20

11 5 Patterson, Mr. & Mrs. William Durrel (missing couple case) (folder 1 of 3)

No No Telegram, reward poster, business card, negatives, typed material.


1/26/1958 2/26/1965 (et al.)


No 27 Negatives.

11 8 Paso del Norte Oil Terminal (butane explosión, upper valley)

Yes, no date 6 Negatives.

11 9 Pasotex Petroleum Co. 1928

4/29/1956 No

11 10 Peace Officers group, 1884


11 11 Peak, John W. (1872-1850, mortician, shriner, sued for broken engagement)

4/24/1931 10/1/1950

2

11 12 Pecos Bill, 1881 4/29/1956 No 11 13 Pecos River railroad

bridge, 1899 5/23/1949 6/17/1956

No

11 14 Pecos Valley (early history)


11 15 Percy, Frederic Augustus (editor, 1850s)

4/3/1969 1 Photo of hand-drawn portrait of Percy.

11 16 Permian Basin 4/28/1956 No 11 17 Pershing Drive 1954 5/1/1954 1 11 18 Peterson, H. G. (Lt.,

Army Service Patrol 1919)

8/18/1974 No

11 19 Phelps Dodge Corporation (history)

Yes, no date No Typed material.

11 20 Phillips, Ben Dowell (first mayor’s grandson)

2/13/1954 1/14/1958

1 Photo plate, typed material.

11 21 Phillips, Mrs. Mary M. (1854-1951)

1/7/1951 12/30/1951

1

11 22 Piedras and Montana No 1 11 23 Pierson Hotel 1881

(present location of Newpaper Printing Co., El Paso Times)

4/29/1956 12/12/1976 (et al.)

1

11 24 Pinery Station (Culberson County, TX) 1858

No 1

11 25 Pioneers, Early El Paso 1800s

4/22/1934

11 26 Pioneer Abstract and Guarantee Title Co.

4/28/1956 No

11 27 Pioneer Association (early El Paso)

5/6/1934 No Booklet, and letter, 1952.

11 28 Pioneer Plaza, Historical photos

8/26/1940 1/19/1951 (et al.)

5 Business card.

12 1 Plowing innovation (early farming)

4/29/1956 No

12 2 Poe, Andre Bascom (A.B., early businessman & politician)

4/7/1935 9/4/1947

4 “The Round Up” (Rotary) newsletter, typed material.

12 3 Ponce de Leon, Juan Maria

8/24/1960 9/25/1964

3 Booklet/monograph (“The Ponce de Leon Land Grant” by J.J. Bowden”), photo of drawing by Cisneros, typed material.

12 4 Ponsford Brothers contractors

4/28/1956 No

12 5 Pony Express, 1854 4/29/1956 No Typed material. 12 6 Porter, Les (early

soldier, patrolman) 4/29/1956 No

12 7 Potash industry 4/29/1956 No Typed material. 12 8 Powers, Frank

(Home razed in 1959) 7/12/1959 No

12 9 Prather, John (rancher near Alamogordo who fought to keep land from U.S. military)

3/28/1957 6/23/1963

23 Typed material.

12 10 Press bios of famous people, (Associated Press Service)

No No Thermofax photo, typed material.

12 11 Press, First Printing in the Americas, 1539

3/9/1952 No

12 12 Price, Perry Riley (1878, Judge)

7/11/1939 10/17/1953

2 Typed material.

12 13 Price’s Dairy 4/17/1956 4/29/1956

No

12 14 Purified Oil Co. of Texas 1911

4/29/1956 No

12 15 Purity Baker Co. & Purity Baseball champs, 1929

9/13/1953 2/29/1976

No

12 16 Pyote, Texas 12/14/1952 No 12 17 Quantrill, William C.

(Gunfighter 1800s) 6/9/1974 No

12 18 Railroad & Railroad cars, historical

3/8/1953 3/22/1953 (et al.)

No Typed material.

12 19 Railroad Towers on Kansas Street, early 1900s

2/7/1951 1

12 20 Railroad, Transcontinental (and Chinese workers)

6/15/1969 23 Press release, “Transportation News” (publication of the United Trans- portation Union), typed material.

12 21 Rainmaking Experiments 1890s

4/28/1956 8/30/1964

No (See also, “Reckhart, D. W….” Box 12, Folder 26).

12 22 Rank, William A. (1884-1950, Dairy owner)

3/9/1950 No

12 23 Rare Metals Corps of America (Founded by EP Natural Gas Co.)

Yes, no date No

12 24 Read, Rev. Hiram Walter (1819-1895, pioneer missionary)

9/16/1940 No

12 25 Recipes, 1898 3/20/1952 No 12 26 Reckhart, D. W. No No Metal photo plate.

(See also, “Rain- making…” Box 12, Folder 21).

12 27 Red Cross (El Paso, WWI)

1/14/1943 No

12 28 Refineries (early El Paso)


12 29 Richard A. Allen’s Dry Goods Store 1897

2/1/1976 No

12 30 Ringo, John (gunfighter 1800s)

10/13/1950 No

12 31 Rio Grande (historical)

10/28/1951 9/25/1964

No

12 32 Rio Grande Congregational Training School 1896

2/8/1953 No

12 33 Rio Grande Oil Co. 4/29/1956 No 12 34 Rio Grande

Reclamation Project 1889

Yes, no date No

12 35 Riot of June 29, 1916 6/29/1956 No 12 36 Roberts-Banner

Building 1910 3/10/1968 No

12 37 Roberts, Goodpaster & Co. 1888

7/1/1956 No

12 38 Robinson, W. F. (El Paso mayor, killed accidentally while in office)

4/17/1965 9/6/1968 (et al.)

No Typed material.

12 39 Rochas, Jean Francois “Frank” (Alamogordo resident, 1800s)

6/24/1974 No

12 40 Roche, W. C. (1930s politician)

8/23/1938 3/7/1949

No

12 41 Rogers Furniture Store (1880, San Antonio & Texas Streets)

Yes, no date No (Very brittle material).

12 42 Roosevelt, Theodore (president visits El Paso in 1911)

4/22/1934 3/29/1956

No

12 43 Round-the-World Fliers (1920s)

9/20/1964 1 Hand-written material (story of fliers)

12 44 Rusk-Edwards Collection (photos of letters)

No 6

12 45 Sacred Heart School, 1900s

10/11/1953 1/30/1955 (et al.)

No

12 46 Saint Luke’s Hospital (early El Paso)

No 1

12 47 Saint Mary’s Chapel & Mission

5/31/1953 12/22/1964 (et al.)

3

12 48 St. Vrain, Ceran (1800s, trapper & trader)

4/18/1965 3

12 49 San Antonio Street (historical)

5/6/1934 8/13/1969 (et al.)

5 Typed material.

12 50 San Francisco Street (historical)

4/5/1954 3/26/1978

1

13 1 San Jacinto Plaza (historical)

5/6/1934 11/17/1974

4 Negatives, typed material.

13 2 San Jose Block, 1902 7/18/1966 No Hand-written map, typed material.

13 3 Santa Fe Street (Neff-Stiles Co. building 1906)

8/30/1946 No

13 4 Santa Rita, New Mexico


13 5 Sargent, Mrs. Ida Jones (1860-1951)

1/7/1951 No

13 6 Satterthwaite J. Fisher 1884 (early realtor, including info. on EP street names)

5/1/1949 No

13 7 Scenic Drive 9/30/1940 No 13 8 Schmid, A. J. W.

(U.S. Commissioner and Mason)

5/25/1939 10/19/1949

2 Photo plate, typed material.

13 9 Schutz Opera House (1880s, and Nellie Boyd at Schutz Opera House)

7/8/1956 8/22/1976

1

13 10 Selman Jr. John (Policeman) & Hardin, John Wesley (gunman, 1800s)

8/20/72 No See also, “Hardin, John…” (Box 8, Folder 3”); See also, “Milton, Jeff.…” (Box 10, Folder 10).

13 11 Serna, Marcelino (most decorated of WWI)

11/6/1955 No

13 12 Shearing Industry, 1890s

4/29/1956 No

13 13 Shelby, Joseph O. 1895 (Confederate General)

5/8/1949 1

13 14 Sheriffs, El Paso County 1886

4/15/1974 No

13 15 Sightseeing vehicles. 1911

3/23/1952 1

13 16 Silver City, New Mexico (suffered its worst flood in 1895)

4/29/1956 No

13 17 Skillman Capt. Henry (1849, First mail carrier)

4/29/1956 No

13 18 Slaughter, Tom (Bank robber)

12/9/1921 (Brittle material).

13 19 Slight, Judge Ralph (1868-1953)

8/27/1953 No Photo plate.

13 20 Smith, Billy (A.K.A. Charles Matthews, boxing champion)

10/15/1929 2/1/1948 (et al.)

No See also, “Australian Billy” (e.g., Box 2, Folder 22).

13 21 Smith, Hope (businessman)

11/24/1954 11/28/1959

1 Typed material.

13 22 Smuggler’s Gap (place on trail between El Paso & Las Cruces)

8/21/1955 No

13 23 Smuggling Era, 1890 8/18/1927 11/10/1940

No

13 24 Snow, 8.4 inches hit city in 1906

11/20/1945 No

13 25 Society and Social Gatherings (late 1800s)

11/6/1938 4/29/1956

No José Cisneros drawing in news-paper, typed mat.

13 26 Southern Baptist Tuberculosis Sanatorium 1919

7/19/1919 No

13 27 Southern Pacific Railway

4/29/1956 11/28/1976 (et al.)

1 Paul D. Robinson speech, typed material. See also, “El Paso, Southern Pacific Railroad” (Box 6, Folder 13).

13 28 Southwestern Portland Cement Co., 1910


13 29 Spencer, John W. (pioneer)

10/17/1954 No

13 30 Spit and Whittle Club (Kingston, NM)

8/6/1950 No

13 31 Standard Oil No No Typed material. 13 32 Stanley Hotel (north

of Moriarty, NM) 1/17/1963 2

13 33 Stanton Street (historical photos)

1/18/1950 6/23/1954

2

13 34 Steam Car 1905 4/22/1934 No 13 35 Stilwell, Arthur E.

(Missouri Railroader) 4/29/1956 No Typed material.

13 36 Stinson, Katherine & Marjorie (early pilots)

12/1/1963 7/6/1975

No

13 37 Stoudenmire, Dallas (1800s, confederate soldier, marshal, gunfighter)

8/29/1946 2/11/1967 (et al.)

4 Newspaper reproduction, typed material.

13 38 Stowe, Capt. Joe E. (police officer)

3/27/1954 No

13 39 Streets, of El Paso (maps)

No No Graph paper maps of El Paso.

13 40 Streetcars (1902-1973, El Paso)

10/20/1974 10/27/1974

No Small maps of streets.

13 41 Streets, “Paved with gold,” 1906

6/28/1965 10/1/1974

No

13 42 Sunset Heights, 1883 4/29/1956 No 13 43 Tays, Rev. Joseph

Wilkin & St. Clements Parson, 1879

2/8/1970 No

13 44 Tetrazzini, Luisa (1905, sang in EP)

9/10/1975 No

13 45 Texas 1839 map No No Map. 13 46 Texas Cities Gas Co.

1882 6/18/1929 No

13 47 Texas Grand Theater 5/23/1951 No 13 48 Texas & Pacific

Railway 4/29/1956 No Typed material.

13 49 Texas Rangers (early)

10/4/1959 No

13 50 Texas Street (historical photos)

7/11/1966 4 Hand-drawn map.

13 51 Texas Western College

11/25/1951 4/29/1956 (et al.)

No

14 1 Thirteenth Cavalry 1925

8/7/1945 No Book (“History of Thirteenth Cavalry 1925”), typed mat.

14 2 Thompson, Dr. & Mrs. (author and early physician)

9/24/1945 No

14 3 Tombstone, Arizona 1877

Yes, no date No

14 4 Track Depression (Railroad track alterations)

4/29/1956 No

14 5 Train Wreck, 1902 3/7/1951 No 14 6 Transfer Service

1880s (horse & buggies)

4/29/1956 No

14 7 Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, 1882

5/20/1976 No

14 8 Tunstall, John Henry (Murdered. Billy the Kid was a witness)

3/19/1978 No

14 9 Turnbo, L.S. (Texas Ranger and Pecos sheriff 1880s)

9/15/1974 No

14 10 Turner, Dr. S. T. (early doctor)

9/1/1946 8/2/1962

No

14 11 Tuttle Paint and Glass Co.

4/28/1956 No

14 12 Two Republic Buildings

11/19/1972 No

14 13 Ullmann Clothing Store, 1882

4/29/1956 No

14 14 United States Federal Courthouse 1900

No 1

14 15 University of Texas at El Paso

12/7/1974 No Magazines.

14 16 Utility Trailer Co. (Lower Valley

No 1 Negatives.

14 17 Van Horn, Lt. James 11/10/1940 No 14 18 Van Horn, Major

Jefferson 1840s 9/5/1940 11/4/1948

1

14 19 Vincent, Ron (Military officer, potential conscientious objector to war)

No No “Are you a con-scientious objector to war?” hand-out, typed material.

14 20 Virgin of Guadalupe (Mission mural)

5/14/1977 No

14 21 Wagon Merchants, 1800s

4/29/1956 No

14 22 Wagon Trails 5/6/1956 2 Typed material. 14 23 Walz Co., W.G., 1906 4/29/1956 No 14 24 Warning Station &

Aircraft Control, Las Cruces


14 25 Western Athletic Conference (WAC)

5/22/1977 No

14 26 YMCA, Early 1900s sports teams

6/14/1953 7/19/1953

See also, various YMCA sports records (Box 2, Folder 31; Box 2, Folder 32; Box 7, Folder 12; Box 8, Folder 7)

Empty folders found American Federation of Labor, Convention November 18, 1924 Cannon “Mystery of Buried Cannons” Caple, Richard (Mayor of El Paso, 1891) Hart, Siqueiros, Juan “William”

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