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title	:	Forgotten Frontier : The Story of Southeastern New Mexico
author	:	Larson, Carole.
publisher	:	University of New Mexico
isbn10 | asin	:	0826314406
print isbn13	:	9780826314406
ebook isbn13	:	9780585187488
language	:	English
subject	Frontier and pioneer life--New Mexico, New Mexico--History.
publication date	:	1993
lcc	:	F796.L27 1993eb
ddc	:	978.9
subject	:	Frontier and pioneer life--New Mexico, New Mexico--History.

Page iii Forgotten Frontier The Story of Southeastern New Mexico Carole Larson Published in cooperation with the Historical Society of New Mexico UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO PRESS: ALBUQUERQUE

Page iv For Bob Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Larson, Carole. Forgotten frontier: the story of southeastern New Mexico / Carole Larson; [map by Bill Nelson].lst ed. p. cm. "Published in cooperation with the Historical Society of New Mexico." Includes bibliographical references (p.) and index. ISBN 0-8263-1439-2 (cl.)ISBN 0-8263-1440-6 (pa) 1. Frontier and pioneer lifeNew Mexico. 2. New MexicoHistory. I. Title. F796.L27 1993 97-dc20 93-3631 CIP Design by Susan Gutnik Map by Bill Nelson. 1993 by the University of New Mexico Press. All rights reserved. First edition

Page v CONTENTS Illustrations vii Foreword ix Preface xi Part I The Tide of Events 1 The Timeless Land 3 2 The Imprint of Conquest 17 3 Native People and the Land 37 4 Power and Populism 67 Part II The Impact of Individuals 5 John Chisum, L. G. Murphy, James Dolan, John Riley 101 6 Alexander McSween and John Tunstall 131 7 Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett 153 8 Joseph C. Lea, Martin Corn, John Poe 195 9 J. P. White and J. J. Hagerman 231 10 The Land Endures 279

Page vi Notes 289 Bibliography 303 Index 309

Page vii ILLUSTRATIONS Map Southeastern New Mexico (c. 1900) 2 Figures 1. Quanah Parker, last great Comanche chief 91 2. Kit Carson in his Army Colonel's uniform during the Civil War 92 3. Cattleman John Simpson Chisum as a young man in Texas. 93 4. John Chisum in New Mexico in the early 1870s. 93 5. James J. Dolan and Lawrence G. Murphy in 1873. 94 6. Patrick F. Garrett in his twenties, c. 1875. 94 7. Billy the Kid in Fort Sumner in 1879. 95 8. Sallie Chisum Robert, niece of John Chisum, c. 1880s. 96 9. Captain Joseph C. Lea in the early 1890s. 96 10. Lea family and friends in front of the Lea house in 1879. 97 11. Lea family portrait in the early 1890s. 98 12. Mescalero Apache schoolchildren with their teacher in 1892. 187 13. John and Sophie Poe on their wedding day, May 5, 1883. 188 14. John W. Poe in the early 1900. 189 15. A roundup crew around the campfire on the Pecos range, 1892 190 16. Cowboy chuckwagon and crew at roundup time, Eddy County 1893 190 17. James J. Hagerman on the grounds of the South Spring Ranch, 1905.

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