USA > Colorado > History of Colorado; Volume I > Part 104
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34 | Part 35 | Part 36 | Part 37 | Part 38 | Part 39 | Part 40 | Part 41 | Part 42 | Part 43 | Part 44 | Part 45 | Part 46 | Part 47 | Part 48 | Part 49 | Part 50 | Part 51 | Part 52 | Part 53 | Part 54 | Part 55 | Part 56 | Part 57 | Part 58 | Part 59 | Part 60 | Part 61 | Part 62 | Part 63 | Part 64 | Part 65 | Part 66 | Part 67 | Part 68 | Part 69 | Part 70 | Part 71 | Part 72 | Part 73 | Part 74 | Part 75 | Part 76 | Part 77 | Part 78 | Part 79 | Part 80 | Part 81 | Part 82 | Part 83 | Part 84 | Part 85 | Part 86 | Part 87 | Part 88 | Part 89 | Part 90 | Part 91 | Part 92 | Part 93 | Part 94 | Part 95 | Part 96 | Part 97 | Part 98 | Part 99 | Part 100 | Part 101 | Part 102 | Part 103 | Part 104 | Part 105
Grant, President, 422
Grant smelter, disturbances at, 853
Grass, man-high, 132
Gratiot, Charles H., 497
Gray, Dr. E. C., 286
Gray, George H., 251
Gray, J. A., 418 "Great National Highway," 895 Great packing concerns, 554 Great Plains section, 19 Great Western Sugar Company, 376, 540
INDEX
xi
Greeley, Horace, 159, 240, 329, 516, 783, 785, 810 Greeley, 160 Greeley Colony, 493 Greeley Democrat, 810 Greeley Herald, 810 Greeley publications, 810
Greeley, Salt Lake & Pacifie project, 369 Greeley Sun, 810 Greeley Times, 810 Greeley Tribune, 160 Greeley Tribune-Republican, 810 Green, D. S., 162 Green, Duke, 507 Green, W. E., 376, 378 Green, Col. William H., 152, 718
Greenback-labor party, 432 "Greenhorn"; origin and derivation of, 893 Greenleaf, Laurence N., 887
Greenwood, W. H., 349
Gregg, Josiah, 325 Gregory, John H., 238, 245 Griffith, Benjamin, 445
Grimke, Sarah S., 884 Grinnell, George B., 879
Grit Publishing Company, 809
Grover Tri-City Press, 811
Harnan, John, 279
Harper's Magazine on "Roman Nose," 100
Harriman, E. H., 362
Harris, W. H., 521
Hart, Henry Martyn, 648, 878, 884
Hartley, William, 134
Hartman, Alonzo, 156
Hartsel, Samuel, 507
Hartsel's importations, 511
Hartsell, Charles 879
Haskell, Thomas N., 883
Hatch, Dorus Reuben, 878, 882
Guggenheim, Benjamin, 315
Guggenheim, Meyer, 315
Guggenheim, Simon, 440, 446, 622 Guiterman, Franklin, 853
Gumaer, A. R., 286
Gunn, J. Harvey, 884
Gunnison, Captain J. W., 156, 326
Gunnison expedition, the, 62 Gunnison, 156 Gunnison county, 18 Gunnison county mining history, 287 Gunnison News-Champion, 815 Gunnison papers and editors, 814 Gunnison Republican, 815
Hayden's Geographical party, 276
Hayes, J. A., 317
Hayner, J. P., 377
Haywood, William D., 838
Head, Lafayette, 428
Health Board, State, 208
Health resort, Colorado as, 776
Heartz, Mrs. E., 697 Heft, N. H., 376 Heilman, Rev. P. A., 650 Hellems, Professor, 881
Hackett, Wallace, 377 Hagar, Rev. Isaac A., 644 Hagerman, J. J., 842 Haggerty, Col. J. C., 284 Hahns Peak gold placers, 298
Hale, Col. Irving, 722 Hale, Professor, 881 Hale Science Building, Boulder, 605 Hall, B. F., 419, 734 Hall, Capt. J. C. W., 728 Hall, C. P., 418 Hall, Frank, 229, 421, 790, 877 Hall, Mrs. Frank, 695
Hall, H. C., 521 Hall, W. H. F., 815 Halleck, E. H., 377 Hallett, Moses, 302, 352, 358, 361, 422, 733, 735, 742, 745 Hallock, J. N., 418
Hall's History of Colorado, 240
Halsted, George B., 882
Hambleton, Capt. J. W., 704
Hamilton City, 150
Hamilton, Earl, 262 Hamilton, Rev. L., 632, 669
Hamlin, C. C., 795, 832
Hance's ranch, 518
Hanchette, Lafayette, 855 Hanna, J. R., 404
Hanna, J. W., 435
Hanscom, T. P., 317
Harbottle, John, 887 Harbour, Capt. R. R .; 719
Hardscrabble post, the, 118
Harding, Judge S. H., 734-5
Harding, T. M., 286
Harding, Russell, 362
Harl, J. B., 884 Harlau, Justice, reviews case, 351
Growth of churches, 633 Growth of manufacturing in Colorado, 549 Growth of Presbyterianism, 673
Growth of Protestant churches, 632
Growth of smelter industry, 314
Growth of state departments, 206 Growth of state government, 190 Gruber, E. H., 393 Grundel, A. F., 520 Guadaloupe Hildalgo, treaty of, 891 Guards, Denver, 701
Hatcheries, 222 Hawes, Dr. Jesse, 620, 879
Hawkins, Willard, 885, 887 Hawley, Mrs. A. A., 697
Hawley, C. A., 435
Hawley, Edwin, 369
Hawley, H. S., 150 Hay, Colorado's chief crop, 487 Hay crop of $42,517,800, 488 Hay, the staple crop, 483
Gunter, Julius C., 446, 727 Guzman, Nuno de, 22 Gwin, Senator W. M., 330 Gypsum, 558 Gypsum valley, 29
-
Hempstead, Dr., 765 Henderson, C. W., 249
Hennepin, Father, 449 Henry, J. J., 320 Henry, T. C., 494 Herbert, J. M., 517 Hermage, Henry, 520 Herr, T. W., 403 Herrick, M. T., 317
Hersey, H. J., 377
Hieklin, Alexander, 479 Hicks, George, 233
xii
INDEX
Hickman, M. D., 418 Higginbottom, Joseph, 264 High cost of transporting ores, 301 Highway officials, 1918, 582 Highways, development of, 573 Hill, Agnes L., 885 Hill, Mrs. Alice Polk, 878
Hill, D. H., 264 Hill, Mrs. Emma Shepard, 879
Hill, Miss Isabel, 694
Hill, J. M., 249
Hill, N. P., 286, 310, 430, 431 Hill, Maj. Zeph T., 872 Hills, Edward C., 883 Hills, Elijah C., 883
Hills, Richard C., 883
Hilton, Rev. J. V., 655
Hilts, Hiram E., 218
Hinckley & Company, 395
Hindman, Miss Matilda, 691
Hine, Henry, 317
Hinman, Josiah, 134 Hinsdale county, 12
Hinsdale county press, 812
Hinsdale, George A., 792
Hinsdale in the San Juan country, 290
Historical Society, Colorado State, 707 History of labor in Colorado, 837
History of Montezuma's mines, 293
History of Ouray's famous mines, 295
History of mining in Pitkin county, 301
History of mining in Rio Grande county, 298
History of mining in Rontt and Moffat coun- ties, 298
Hitchcock woolen mills, 435
Hoback, John, 110
Hobson, George H., 520
Hogs and their value, 531
Hohman, W. J., 262
Holcomb, H. B., 376
Holden, Edward R., 315
Holladay, Ben, 329, 574
Holladay Overland Mail and Express Com- pany, 329 Hollister, Gen, U. S., 885
Hollister, O. J., 229, 880
Hollister's "The Mines of Colorado, "' 246
Holly, Mrs. C. C., 695, 697
Holly, Judge C. F., 735
Holly, H. S., 522
Holly Sugar Corporation, the, 543
Holmes, Charles, 519
Holmes, W. H., 65 Holt, H. J., 377
Holyoke journals, 806
Hood, A. G., 387
Hooper, Shadrach K., 879
Horse breeding, 517
Horses and mules, and value of, 530 Hoskin, Arthur, 881
Hospital at penitentiary, 818
Hospital. first, 766
Hospital, First municipal, 766 Hospitals, general list of, 774-5-6
Housing the insane, 821
How Colorado won beet sugar leadership, 533
How constitution has been amended, 201 Howard, J. L., 520 Howbert, Irving, 878
Howe, A. S., 377
Howe, Herbert A., 882 Howe, S., 489
Howells, William, manifesto by, 869
Howland, Captain, 715
Howlett, Rev. William J., 879
Hudson, Addie V., 890
Hudson Headlight, 811
Hudson Herald, 811 Huerfano county, 10
Huerfano, meaning of the word, 894
Huerfano Rock, 894
Hughes, Charles J., Jr., 302, 373, 445
Hughes, Gen. Bela M., 329, 336
Hulbert, Maj. John, 377
Humane treatment of convicts, 820 Humidity, 2
Hunsaker, Capt. I. L., 728
Hunt, A. C., 349, 356, 421, 497
Hunt, Ex-Governor, 163
Hunting out the buffalo, 506
Huntsville, 150
Hussey, Warren, 395
Hutchins, C., 378
Hutchinson, Wallace I., 563
Hyde, Dr. Ammi, 882
Hydro-electric developments, 318
Idaho Springs Mining Gazette, 799
Idaho Springs strike (1903), 854
Idaho Springs Siftings-News, 799
Iddings, Capt. J. W., 705
Ignacio, Chief, 77
Iliff, John W., 521 Iliff, William H., 265
Imber, N. H., 890
Immigration, State board of, 215
Improvement at penitentiary, 819
Income from penitentiary, 816
Incorporation of Capitol Hydraulic Com- pany, 497
Incorporators of Denver & N. O. Ry. Co., 366
Incorporators of Denver & South Park R. R., 365
Independence claim, 276
Independence mine, troubles at, 863
Indeterminate sentence and parole law, 818
Indictment in Cripple Creek strike of 1894, 844 Industrial School for Boys, 613
Ingram, J. B., 300
Inheritance tax collectors by years, 208
Inmates at State Hospital, 821
In prosperous Mineral county, 292
Insane asylum at Pueblo, 821 Insane ward at penitentiary, 818 Inspection of coal mines, 212
Inspiring immigration, 162 Insurance department, 214 International Trust Company, 402
Interstate rights, 502 Interest in beef cattle, 515 In the mines of Saguache, 300
In the region of Rico, 282 In the Roaring Fork valley, 523 In the Uncompahgre, 522
Irrigation known to ancient peoples, 500
Irrigation laws, later, 499
Irrigation offers big opportunities, 487 Irwin, Richard, 282
INDEX
xiii
Island Grove Park, 160 Italians in Lake City strike, 847 Italian publications at Trinidad, 801
Jackson and Larimer counties, mining his- tory, 291 Jackson Bar, 238 Jackson county, 16 Jackson, George A., 236, 293
Jackson, Helen Hunt, 886
Jackson, Mrs. H. M. F., 888 Jackson, W. H., 65 Jackson, W. S., 361, 429 Jackson, Z., 418
Jackson's discoveries on Clear Creek, 236 Jacobs, E. C., 396 James, Edwin, 52, 418, 765 James, N. H., 314 James' Peak, 55 Janise, Antoine, 146 Janise, Nicholas, 146 Jaramillo, Juan, 23
Jarvis Hall, 831
Jefferson, President, 37
Jefferson City, Missouri, 32, 150
Jefferson county publications, 797 Jefferson rangers, 701
Jefferson's early mining history, 290
Jeffery, Edward T., 362, 843
Jenkins, J. W., 421
Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society, 686, 687
Jewish congregations, 681, 683, 684 Jocknick, Sidney, 879 Joliet, LaSalle and Marquette, 30 Jones, J. C., 522
Jones, John S., 329
Johnson, C. S., 376
Johnson, Elsie E., 890 Johnson, Jack, 519
"Johnson", medicine man, 104
Johnson, Sylvanus, 520
Johnson, W. E., 286 Johnson, W. F., 336 Jones Brothers, 515
Jones, Rev. E. R., 660
Jones, Gordon, 507
Jones, Mrs. L. U., 698 Jones, "Mother", 873 Jones, W. P., 267 Josephi, S., 286 Journalism in Colorado, 781 Judges Hallett, Belford and Wells, 199 Julesburg publications, 809 Julesburg, view in, 1908, 535 Julien, Stephen, 52 Junction City, Kansas, 24
Kansas Territory, 143 Kansas Pacific Railroad, 334 Kansas Pacific in financial straits, 344 Kaolin deposits, 558 Kaskaskia to Fort Riley, 31 Kassler, George W., 393 Kearney, Stephen W., 83 Kearney expedition, the, 83 Kearns, John, 152 Keely, Thomas, 320 Kehler, Rev. John, 644 Kellogg, S. B., 418 Kelly's Bar, 267
Kendall, S. L., 207
Kendrick, W. F., 222 Kennedy, Jonathan, 823
Kennedy, J. L., 87 Kennedy, Mary E., 823
Kent, S. J., 376 Kerber, Captain, 714 Kersey News, 811 Kerwin, Mrs. Louise M., 698
Kidder, Frank E., 883
Kincaid, Mrs. M. H., 696
King, Alfred C., 889
King, Clyde L., 879 Kingsbury, Capt. E. W., 719
Kingsbury, Lieutenant, 78
Kingsley, Charles, 165
Kinna & Nye, 144
Kirby, J. C., 147
Kit Carson, 58
Klett, W. H., 846
Klock, Mrs. F. S., 695, 697
Knapp, George L., 887
Knights of Labor, 837, 845
Kountze, Augustus, 396
Kountze Brothers' Bank, 396
Kountze, C. B., 315, 396
Kountze, Herman, 396
Kountze, Luther, 336, 396
Kozlowski, M., 712, 713
Kroenig, William, 149, 520
Kroenke, F. W., 880 Kyner, George E., 812
Kyner, William A., 812
Labor Statistics, Bureau of, 215
Labor war of 1894, 438 Labor wars of half a century, 837
La Bruyere, Fabrée de, 34 Lafferty, Mrs. A. V., 698
La Glorieta Pass, first battle of, 712
La Glorieta Pass, second battle of, 713
La Harpe, Benard de, 32 La Junta, meaning and pronunciation of, 892
La Junta newspapers, 803
Lake City strike in '99, 847
Lake City Times, 813 Lake county, 14, 18
Lake Okohoji, Iowa, 88
Lakes, Prof. Arthur, 881
La Lande, Baptiste, 125 Lamar newspapers, 806
Lamb, Joseph, 285 Lambert, John J., 793
Lamb feeding industry, 518 Lamborn, R. Henry, 349
Lambs fed alfalfa, 519
Lambs fed in 1889-1901, 519
LaMoure, Dr. H. A., 822 Lance, A. H., 377
Land commissioners pay treasurer, biennial receipts, 219 Land, Gordon, 221
Land sales, acreage and price, 219
Langford, Dick, 278
La Plata county, 13
La Plata county papers, 805
La Plata field, 474
La Porte, 146 Laramée, Jacques, 124
Laramie, Hahns Peak & Pacific, the, 377 Large producers, 279
xiv
INDEX
Larimer and Johnson counties, mining his- tory of, 291 Larimer county, 16
Larimer County Courier, 800
Larimer County Express, 800
Larimer county newspapers, 800
Larimer, Gen. William, 419, 547, 719, 784 Larimer, William, Jr., 143
Larimer's early sheep industry, 517
Larimer street, Denver (1859), 217 La Salle, Joliet and Marquette, 30 La Salle-Julesburg "Cut-off", 369 La Salle Optimist, 811
Las Animas county, 10
Las Animas county ranked first in coal pro- duetion, 1891, 454 Las Animas Leader, 803
Las Animas, meaning and pronunciation of, 892
Last mule train to cross plains to Denver, 327 Last Spanish expedition, 29
Last trader, the, 126
Later irrigation laws, 499
Lauver, William, 521 Lava stone, 560
La Veta, meaning of word and as pronounced, 892
Law, Dr. John, 769
Law Building, University, 607
Lawler, Rev. B. F., 888
Lawson, Captain, 104 Lawson, John R., 875
Lawyers, Territorial, 743
Leadville, 154
Leadville Chronicle, 796
Leadville Democrat, the, 788
Leadville gold output, 1898-1907, 270
Leadville Herald-Democrat, 797
Leadville makes world history, 267
Leadville newspapers, 796
Leadville Reveille, the, 796
Leadville strike of 1880, 838.
Leadville strike of 1896-97, 845 Leadville, views in, 155
Leavenworth, Col. J. H., 717, 718
Leavenworth & Pike's Peak Express, 329 Lebeau, Antoine, 146 Leskenby & Gee, 808 Le Doux, M., 117 Lee, Abe, 267
Lee, Mrs. F. S., 697 Lee, Harry A., 252 Left Hand, Chief, 76 Legislation, First Medical, 771 Osteopathic, 772 Chiropractie, 772 Miscellaneous medical, 772-3 Women medical practitioners, 773
Length of sessions and number of members, territorial organization, 180 LeRossignol, James E., 886 Letter, half-ounce, $5.00, 330 Letter postage, 50 cents, 328 Letters of General Palmer, 353 Lewis and Clark, 39 Lewis law, the, 819 Lewis, Cant. Meriwether, 39 Lewis, Judge R. E., 733 Libby, Professor, 881 Limestone, 560
Lincoln connty cattle war, 529 Lincoln, President, 419 Lindsey, Judge Ben B., 444, 887 Link, Celsus P., 207 Linthicum, Richard, 887 Liptrap, William, 519
List of delegates to constitutional conven- tion, 183 Littlefield (LIT) herd, the, 516
Little Raven, Chief, 76
Live stock on hand, 530
Live stock statistics, 530
Livingston, Robert R., 37
Livingston, W. W., 520
Loans, Total of all banks, 1918, 416
Lobach, Ed., 286
Location and character of coal mines, 1888, 452
Logan, Capt. Samuel M., 702, 704
Logan County Advocate, 800
Logan county papers, 800
Londoner, Wolfe, 268
Long, R. F., 157, 295
Long's exploring expedition, 50
"Longhorns, " 510
Long silver fight, the, 436
Look, J. M., 620
Loop at Georgetown, 369
Lore, Dr. Minnie C. T., 693
Loramie, Jacques, 124
Lorgnette, the, 790
Loring, Col. W. W., 706
Loss at Leadville strike of 1896, 847
Lottes, Fred, 287
Lonisiana Purchase, the, 37
Louthan, Harriet H., 886. 889
Loutzenheiser, O. D., 156
Lovejoy, Frederick, 361
Loveland Daily Herald, 800
Loveland Reporter, 800
Loveland, W. A. H., 147, 329, 420, 429, 788
Lowest point in state, 1
Lucksinger Brothers, 521
Ludlow Tent Colony, 875
Lunacy law, the new, 822
Lunt, H. G., 317
Lupton, Lancaster P., 122
Lutheran church organizers, 650
Lutheran congregations, 1918, 650
Lynde, Maj. Isaac, 706
Lyon, Gen. Nathaniel, 702
Lyons, Daniel, 884
MeAfee, H. H., 417 Me Allister, Henry, 163
MeClure, G. W., 393 MeClure, W. P., 149, 418
McClurg, Virginia D., 888 McCook, Gen. E. M., 421
MeCook, Governor, 587, 688, 689, 823
McCormick Bros., 800
MeCormick, Charles H., 860
McCormick, R. R., 344 McCoy, Harley. 435
McCreery. J. W., 620 MeCne, Thomas, 445
MeDermott, G. L .. 890 McDonald, Jesse F., 444 McDonnell, J. A., 498 McDowell, William F., 884 McFadden, A., 418
XV
INDEX
McFadding, William, 136 McGaa, William, 134 McGee, W. B., 286 McGinley, William, 154 McGuire, William M., 879 MeIntire, Hon. Albert W., 846 MeIntyre, Robert, 889
McKee, J. R., 317 MeKinley, President William, 721 Me Knight, John, 116
MeKnight, Robert, 125
MeLachlin, George, 445
MeLain, W. D., 719
McLean, Samnel, 417
McLeod, Rev. Norman, 654
McMillan, M. J., 521
McMinn, T. J., 508
MeReynolds, Robert, 878, 887 MacCarthy, James, 879
Macky Auditorium, Boulder, 605
MacNeill, Charles A., 317
MacNeill, C. M., 850, 851, 852
Macon, Thomas, 429, 736
Macon, Mrs. M. B., 696
Madal, Pedro, 22
Madden, W. M., 375
Mailie, Capt. Charles, 704
Maintenance of penitentiary, 816
Maisonnenve, and Preneloupe, 109
Majors, Alexander, 878
Making timber profitable, 564
Mallet brothers, 32
Malone, Thomas H., 879
Maniton & Pike's Peak Ry., 377
Manitou, view of, 21
Mansfield, E. L., 106
Mansfield, William, 518
Manufacturing, building np, 546 Manzanola, 805
Marbles, 559
Marbois, Marquis de, 38 Marion, Capt. C. P., 704
Marquette, LaSalle and Joliet, 30 Marsh, Alvin, 428
Marston, E. L., 363
Martha Washington claim, 276 Martin, D. J., 438
Martins, Oscar and Kelley, 518
Mason, Charley, 66
Masterful leadership wins, 334
Masterson, Bat, 356
Matteson, Mrs. Nellie E., 695 Matthews Hall, 646
Matthews, Robert, 520 Maupin, J. H., 435
"Maverick" legislation, 509 Maxwell. L. B., 520
Mayer, William, 320
Maynard, J. S., 511, 517 Mobley, R. D., 154
Mears, Otto, 218 Medary, S., 498
Medical Association, Denver, 767
Medical Association, Territorial, 766
Medical Association, Territorial officers, 766
Medical Convention, Territorial, 767 Medical Legislation, First, 771
Medical Library Association, 773 Medical organizations, List of, 769 Membership, 769
Medical practitioners, First women, 773 Medical profession, 765-780 Medical Society, Territorial organization of, 767 Medical Society, Territorial Officers of, 767 Charter members, 768 Roster of presidents, 768
Meeker, Nathan C., 103, 159, 516, 810
Meeker, Mrs., 107
Melgares, Lient. Facundo, 29
Mellen, William P., 349
Members, board of agriculture, 1877, 615
Membership of first Baptist organization, 636
Mendoza, Antonio de, 22
Men initiating Woman's College, 627
Merino Breese, 801
Merriam, Col. H. C., 731
Merrick, J. L., 417
Merritt, General, 106
Meserean, J. P., 349
Mertens, William, 362
Mesa county, 16
Mesa county and its mines, 291
Mesa connty journals, 801
Mesa county mail, 801
Mesa, meaning of, 893
Mesa Verde, the, 66
Metal output of Colorado, 302, 309
Methodist church property, 667
Methodist Episcopal church, South, 669
Methodist Episcopal church, 661
Methodist membership, 1871, 666
Meyer, G. R., 315 Meyer, L. H., 361
Middangh, W. H., 172
Middle Park Times, 807
Middleton, Robert, 149
Miege, Rt. Rev. J. B., 677
Mileage and names of railroads operating in Colorado, 1918, 380
Military, 701
Military recuperation camp, 777
Militia at strikes, 840
Miller, George W., 428
Miller, H. I., 375
Miller, John D., 879
Miller, Joseph, 110
Miller, J. P., 320
Milliken, J. D., 376
Mills, D. V., 329 Mills, Enos A., 880
Mills' Irrigation Manual, 501
Mine fatalities, 1882-1917, 464
Mine operators' reports, 1859, 241 Mine Owners' Association at Cripple Creek, position of, in 1904, 861
Mine Owners' Association, 867
Mine prodnetion up to 1880, 260
Mineral connty, 11
Mineral county, In prosperous, 292
Mineral distribution, 304
Mineral Springs, 13
Miners' conrts, 171
Miners' organizations, 837
Miners' Register, the. 796 Miners' unions in 1903, 838
Mines (coal), Table of, 1916, 456-462
Mines in 1888, location, and kind of coal, 452
Mines of Mesa county, 291
Mines of Park county, 262
xvi
INDEX
Mines of the San Juan, 271 Mining by early explorers, 228 Mining by sections, 262 Mining engineers, prominent, 278 Mining history, beginnings, 228
Mining history of Chaffee county, 299 Mining history of Grand county, 298
Mining history of Gunnison county, 287
Mining history of Larimer and Jackson counties, 291
Mining superintendents, prominent, 278 Mint asked for Colorado, 394 Minturn, R. B., 361
Miscellaneous coal statistics, 464
Missouri City, 147
Missouri Pacific Railway, 371
Mitchell, Ellen M., 882
Mitchell, James, 265
Mitchell, John, 871; strike order address by, 872; sued, 872 Moer, Samuel, 702
Moffat and Routt counties, mining history, 298
Moffat county, 17
Moffat County Courier, 808
Moffat, David H., 292, 317, .336, 344, 361, 373, 377, 383, 404, 788, 843 Moffat, David H., death of, 374
Moffat, David H., postmaster, 330
Moffat, F. G., 373
Moffat Road, the, 288, 372
Monell, T. W., 522 Monroe, James, 38
Montague, Rev. Richard, 884
Montana City, 134
Monte Vista papers, 807
Montezuma county, 13
Montezuma county weeklies, 802
Montezuma's mine history, 293
Montgomery, 150
Montrose, 154
Montrose newspapers, 802
Monument Valley Park, 203
Mooers J. H., 99
Moonlight, Col. Thomas, 96 Moore, J. C., 418
Moore, John C., 789
Moore, Julius, 106
Moore, M. A., 418
Moore, Dr. R. B., 294
Moore, R. M., 522
Moorehouse, C. J., 216
Morath, Lelah P., 887
Morgan County Herald, 803
Morgan County News, 803
Morgan county papers, 803
Morgan County Republican, 803
Morgan, E. B., 207
Morgan, John E., 889
Morisette, Oliver, 146 Morley, W. R., 352
Morning Times Publishing Company, 812
Morrissey, W. L. 216
Morse, Harley B., 428 Morton, Capt. G. W., 719 Moscosco's march, 25
Moses, Capt. Thomas, Jr., 719 Mother Jones, 873 Mother Maggart's Hotel, 174 Mother's compensation act, 836
Mount Massive, 3 Mount Sneffels, 296 Mountain City, 146 Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co., 384
Monntain parks, 483, 568 Mountains, 1
Moving the Capital to Colorado City, 174
Moyer, Charles H., 838, 852; arrested, 862
Mullin, Louden, 156
Mullins, Dennis, 438
Mulnix, H. E., 446
Multifarious small life, 572
Munroe, John, 157
Murders and outrages of 1860, 787
Myers, Charles, 52
Names of delegates to constitutional con- vention, 183
Naming the new territory, 418
Names and mileage of roads operating in Colorado, Jan. 1, 1918, 380
Napoleon, 35
Nash, E. W., 314
National forests in Colorado, 568
National Good Roads Association, 579
National Guard of Colorado, 728
National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives, 684
National Live Stock Association, 514
National Live Stock Show, 524
National monuments, 569
National Radium Institute, 294
National radium property, 294
National Sugar Company, 543
National Western Horse Show, 525
National Western Poultry Show, 526
Need of transportation, 333
New Century Power & Light Company, 374
New counties created, 198
Newell, F. H., 514
Newell, W., 521
New Mexico joins confederacy, 706
New Raymer enterprise, 811
Newspapers of Colorado, 781
News sold to Loveland, 431
Newspaper rates in the '60s, 788
News, The, becomes daily, 786
Nichols, Charles, 134
Nickerson, Joseph, 371
Nizza, Marcos de, 22
Non-metals that enter into manufacturing history of Colorado, 557
Non-Partisan Equal Suffrage Association, 693
Nordenskiold, Baron Gustav, 65
Norlin, Professor, 881
Norris, J. C., 435
North Cheyenne Canon, 203
Northern Colorado, home of potato, 481
Northern Colorado Power Company, 320
North Park field, 471
Northwestern Colorado, 483
Northwestern Terminal Railway, 376
Novelists, 887
Nowland, Mordecai, 52
Number of national banks, 1918, 416
Number of savings banks, 1918, 4.16 Number of state banks, 1918, 416 Nunn News, 811
xvii
INDEX
Oak Tree (Willow) House, 72 Oakes, D. C., 135 Oakley, J., 52 Oats and barley yield well, 482 O'Bannion & Company, 282 Occupation of deaf mute and blind at State Institution, 825 O'Connell, Thomas, 521 Odell, John M., 417
O'Donnell, T. J., 434, 445; reminiscences by, 749
Officials at State Hospital, 822
Officers and directors, Denver Pacific, 340 Officers, Denver Sheltering House for Jewish Children, 687
Officers of banks, 401
Officers of banks outside of Denver, 404-08
Officers of Colorado Midland, 1918, 372
Officers of Colorado Power Company, 318 Officers of Denver National Bank, 401
Officers of gold camp railroads, 378
Officers of State School for Deaf and Blind, 825
Officers of Western Light & Power Company, 320
Officers of United States National Bank, 401
Oil fields, 560 Oil flotation, 258
Oil production of Colorado, 560
Oil shales, 561
Oldest bank in Denver, 400
Old fence laws, the, 516
Olive, J. P., 521
Olney, Henry C., 156 Onate 's expedition, 25
Onate's second expedition, 26 On the White River and on the Bear, 527 Open to mining, 565
Opportunity schools, 588 Organized at Westport, 62
Organizers of Christian Science Church, 652 Origin of the Cliff Dwellers, 74 Orman, W. B., 371 Oro City, 150 Orr, Jackson, 438 O'Ryan, William, 879 Osborn, Professor, 881
Osteopathy, legislation, 772 Otero county newspapers, 803 Other power plants, 323 Other towns of 1859, 150 Otis papers, 809 Ouray, 157 Ouray, Chief, 77 Ouray county, 14 Ouray intervenes, 107 Ouray journals, 805
Ouray, named for chief, 893
Ouray Plaindealer, 295
Ouray 's famous mines, 295 Outcome, the (Indian battle), 102
Output of petroleum, 562 Overland Cotton Mills, 435
Overland Express, 328 Owen, Carl M., 378 Owens, F. W., 442
Pabor, William E., 488, 889 Pacific Railroad bill in congress, 332 Packing industry, 526
Vol. I-58
Paddock, Lieut. J. V. S., 104
Padoucas, the, 76 Paganni, Josef, 873
Page, Jean H., 889 Pagosa Springs, 13
Paine, Col. W. H., 229
Painted Honse, 72
Palisade Tribune, 801
Palmer field, 824
Palmer, Gen. William J., 163-166, 338, 346, 358, 361, 794, 824
Palmer, General William J., on cattle raising possibilities, 520
Panie hits banks, 438
Panic of 1873 stops construction, 343
Paper mills, 554
Parish, John C., 883
Parish, William, 52
Park County Republican, 799
Park county journals, 799
Parkman, Francis, 118, 479
Park Point, 68
Parks, 2 Parks, C. C., 446 Parole law, 818
Parsons, Dr. John, 394
Parsons, Edward S., 883
Parsons, Eugene, 230, 877, 878, 879, 880, 885
Parsons, Eustace R., 883
Parsons, John, 156
Passenger fares in 1871, 342
Passing of last great herd, the, 515
Pastors of First Congregational Church, 656
Patients at State Hospital, 821
Patterson, Miss Margaret, 694
Patterson, Miss Mary E., 694 Patterson, Thomas M., 302, 422, 445, 788
Patton, Miles, 418 Pawnee Press, 811 Paxson, F. L., 879
Payne, Capt. J. S., 104
Payne, Prof. J. E., 512
Peabody-Adams contest, the, 444
Peabody, D. G., 286
Peabody, Governor, at Vietor, in 1904, ad- dresses mine owners, 861
Peabody, Gov. J. H., 442, 867, 869
Peabody, Leila, 889
Peabody, Maj. W. S., 730
Peaks, Spanish, 893
Peale, T. R., 52
Pearce's improved ore treatment, 312
Pearce's, Richard, work, 312
Pearson, Dr. F. S., 375
Peck, Charles D., 149
Penitentitary commissioners, 819
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.