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• Another ghost, called the "little imp," is described as being a small gent with a pockmarked face, who seems to prefer mischevious pranks on the place's new employees.
• The White Sands area of New Mexico was a hotbed of missile testing in the 40s through the 60s. ...

• Chile Knights - Archive of columns by Sunny Conley from the Las Cruces Sun-News in New Mexico. ...
• The Chile Pepper Institute - New Mexico State University site with information on varieties on chili, chili pungency, and links to sauce companies. ...

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• She had owned the kettle since John Horse of the Seminole Negroes (who also lived near Nacimiento on the headwaters of the Rio Sabinas southwest of Piedras Negras, Mexico) had given it to her for bringing the proper fever reducing plants when his son had been delirious in an illness. ...
• In June of 1850, John Horse and Wildcat of the fullblood Seminoles had signed an agreement with Inspector General Antonio Jaurequi of the northeastern colonies of Mexico, a document that had given the Seminoles, the Seminole-Negroes and a few Kickapoos with them, permission to settle. In the late 1840's Bigfoot Wallace led settlers that chased the Lipans out of the Nueces River area (where I had been captured), and they now roamed the land on both sides of the Rio Grande from Piedras Negras all the way to Ojinaga. ...
• We came to Mexico to be free -- and not to be asked to move along time and again just because we are not white. ...
• At the end, it was agreed that Castillito would bring American goods to the Rio Sabinas, and Magoosh would take one family to New Mexico for a visit to their relatives. ...
• Frank Buckalew later went to Mexico with Castillito, and when Castillito was offered a good price for Frank by a Mexican who traded with Texans, he sold him. ...

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• Today, Weider can be heard playing that '52 Tele on his new album, Big Foot (audio clips available), his "decade in the making" solo debut that was released this month and features Weider originals as well as impressive versions of Jimi Hendrix's "Little Miss Lover" and Bobby Womack's "I'm in Love. ...
• "From New York they go to California. ...
• "In New Mexico, after I bought it, I found out it wasn't the right year. ...
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• McKinley County, New Mexico Ghost Towns.
• McKinley County near Gallup, New Mexico in 1943, courtesy Library of Congress.
• Gallup, New Mexico is surrounded by ghosts -- not the spooky, "raise the hair on the back of your neck" type ghosts, but rather, more than a dozen ghost towns. ...
• Camp Heaton, New Mexico in the early 1900s. ...
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• Four miles west of Gallup, was once the small town of Mentmore, New Mexico. ...
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• Merchants and farmers looking for a new start arrived. ... Several decades after Cabeza de Vaca's narrative appeared, Don Juan de Oñate crossed the borderlands from south to north in 1598 on his way from Chihuahua to colonize New Mexico. ... Of little literary value as poetry, Villagrá's History of New Mexico (1610) intrigues historians with its eyewitness reporting of initial Spanish-Indian confrontations and compromises along the Rio Grande. ... Often the chroniclers were participants in forced marches to Mexico, initiated by Spaniards who resented the Anglo incursion into land they claimed on both sides of the great river. ... George Wilkins Kendall of the New Orleans Picayune soon perceived that Lamar had grandiose plans to annex New Mexico to his republic. Kendall records with a sense of the newsworthy the hardships the imprisoned members of the party suffered on their march to Mexico in his Narrative of the Texan Santa Fe Expedition (1844). In 1842, one other ill-advised effort to invade Mexico resulted in Thomas Jefferson Green's Journal of the Texian Expedition Against Mier (1845), which relates the dramatic story of the drawing of black beans to determine which prisoners would be shot. ... 3 What life was like for a woman at a desolate lower Colorado River army post and on other assignments across the Southwest between 1875 and 1890 was narrated by Martha Summerhayes in Vanished Arizona: Recollections of the Army Life of a New England Woman (1911). ... First published in Harper's and illustrated by the author, this collection of articles is an astute observer's portrayal of the home of the Apache in southern Arizona and in Sonora, Mexico. ...
• His most worthy contribution to border literature is The Land of Poco Tiempo (1893), in which he chronicles the life and lore of the New Mexico Indians, including a compassionate eyewitness account of the chilling rituals of Los Hermanos Penitentes. ... In The Land of Little Rain (1903)–and later in The Land of Journeys' Ending (road)–this transplanted midwesterner who had found southern California and New Mexico to be her natural habitat conveys the history, the native culture and a sense of the land. ... Crane's six-month trek across South Texas and into Mexico resulted in several stories with more serious themes but conveying as little sense of border life as O. ... The most competent Chicano novelist to date is Rudolfo Anaya, a New Mexican, whose first novel Bless Me, Ultima (1972), portrays Mexican families of southeastern New Mexico. ...
• Down the Santa Fe Trail and into Mexico (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1926), p. ... Cazneau) in In Eagle Pass; or Life on the Border (New York: George Putnam, 1852), and Mrs. ... Coronado's Children (New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1930), p. ... "Argument," The Return of the Weed (New York: Harper, 1968), p. ... New edition, Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1977. ... New York: Century, 1924. ... New York: Century, 1933. ...

• In 1997, U-Haul unveiled a new campaign, this one titled "Venture Across America," and its theme changed from monuments and history to monsters and mystery. ...
• " (beware the giant mushrooms!); and "Why do the rocks in a New Jersey mining district emit an eerie glow?" (you figure that one out). And then there are the "true" aliens and monsters: Champ, the monster lurking in Vermont's Lake Champlain; the Roswell, New Mexico aliens; and Nevada's mysterious UFO-related Area 51. ...
• Vermont's Lake Champlain (near the New York border) has been the area of many monster sightings. ...
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• Dave Thomas, CSICOP Fellow and president of New Mexicans for Science and Reason, had this to say about the Web page: .
• Moore, the physicist who launched the Project Mogul experiment now accepted by skeptics as the actual source of the Roswell "debris" (see Skeptical Inquirer July/August 1995, "The Roswell Incident and Project Mogul"), obtained weather data showing that the only storm in the entire region was in Alamogordo, New Mexico, on July 2. ... (See Karl Pflock's new book, Roswell: Inconvenient Facts and the Will to Believe, Prometheus Books, 2001, pages 54 and 65 for all the details. ...
• It will be interesting to see if a Bigfoot (or Sasquatch, in Canada) appears for areas touting many Bigfoot sightings. When asked if a Bigfoot graphic was planned, U-Haul representative Jennifer Flachman was tight-lipped, saying that she couldn't reveal upcoming designs. ...
• Benjamin Radford is co-editor of the Skeptical Briefs and has researched Bigfoot and the Loch Ness monster.

• The Rams, who have struggled all season to produce punt and kickoff returns, saw their lack of a return game cost them dearly Saturday in a 26-17 loss to New Mexico. ...
• Interestingly, Babcock had been struggling of late, and CSU coaches had considered using redshirt freshman Jim Kaylor against New Mexico. ...
• • LOCAL LAD — New Mexico receiver Martin Romero, a former Fort Collins High School standout running back, had his first career reception in the second quarter — a 7-yarder from Kole McKamey.
• Romero, a senior, started his career at Northern Colorado before transferring to New Mexico as a walk-on two years ago. ...
• TOUCHDOWN — New Mexico's DonTrell Moore has scored 40 career touchdowns, breaking the school record of 39 set by former receiving great Terrance Mathis. ...
• • RARE SIGHT — New Mexico posted back-to-back wins over the Rams for the first time since 1981-82.

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• The Rio Grande River to the south had been declared the border between the United States and Mexico; however, the Mexican government refused to recognize the boundary, insisting instead, that the Nueces River was the border. ...
• The dispute between the two countries finally forced the United States to go to war with Mexico in 1846 to make the Rio Grande the official border. ...
•   Vidal, along with three of his henchmen, wasted no time in taking advantage of the situation and gathered up a considerable number of horses on the San Antonio River, heading southwest toward Mexico. ...
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• Catch up with the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization at www. ... An extensive database lists North American bigfoot sightings. ... You can learn about two men’s search for bigfoot in the Chuska Mountains of New Mexico. ...

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• The craft came down in an area west of Socorro, New Mexico, known as the Plains of San Agustin, where witnesses discovered a strange metallic object but also dead bodies. ...
• However, a new informant called Gerald Anderson came forward in 1990 which backed up the Barnett story. ...

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• New York, 1942 Hastings House 10l pp.
• Brown earth, green cottonwoods, garlands of red peppers and vari-colored corn, under an immense cloud-capped blueness called sky, perfumed with piñon smoke and peopled with simple folk-- this is the ambiance of northern New Mexico evoked by these pictures.
• New York, 1952 William Sloane Associates 270 pp.
• At the junction of Purgatory Creek and the Arkansas River in south-eastem Colorado, on the route to Raton Pass through the Sangre de Cristos to Taos and Santa Fé, the Bents founded their trading fort in 1833, center of the fur trade and vortex of the tides which were swirling toward the conquest of New Mexico. ...
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• Three of the essays in this volume, first published in 1927, are about Indian ceremonial dances in New Mexico and Arizona, and are good examples of the author's sharp observation, mystical philosophy, and powerful style. Lawrence first came to New Mexico in 1921, upon the invitation of Mabel Dodge Luhan, acquired from her a small ranch on the shoulder of Lobo Mountain, north of Taos, where his ashes are now enshrined, together with those of Frieda, his wife, who outlived him twenty-six years.
• New York, 1941 Duell, Sloan & Pearce 327 pp.
• Piñon country is the Upper Sonoran life zone of northern New Mexico and Arizona, which was home to Haniel Long during the last thirty years of his life. ...
• New York, 1947 Duell, Sloan & Pearce 168 pp.
• New Trails in Mexico; An Account of One Year's Exploration in North-western Sonora, Mexico, and South-western Arizona 1909-10.
• New York, 1912 Charles Scribner's Sons 411 pp.
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• New England-born, Harvard-schooled, newspaper-trained, Lummis was the most egocentric and strident booster the Southwest has ever known, founder of the Southwest Museum, collector of regional history, champion of the oppressed, half egomaniac, half philanthropist--superlatives fall short when applied to this bantam rooster of a man. ...
• Down the Santa Fé Trail and Into Mexico, The Diary of Susan Shelby Magoffin, 1846-1847.

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• SCIENCE AT WORK, AT THE NUFOC: Above: Psychologist & abduction researcher Constance Clear hawks her new book "Reaching for Reality". ...
• John Schuessler, the new czar of MUFON, has promised an investigation by an Ethics Committee consisting of four unnamed members of their Board of Directors, and he has stated that the results of this internal investigation will be published in the MUFON Journal. ...
• The November issue of FATE is noteworthy for at least two other reasons: It features a very strange cover, consisting of a cartoon of a Bigfoot-like creature, fully clothed and walking down a city street. The creature (or human?) seems to be taking the same stance taken by the alleged Bigfoot in the famed Paterson Film, which many people believe to be fake. ...
• James Hotel in Cimarron, New Mexico twice in recent years, looking desperately for ghosts that we never found. ...
• From Super Secret Sources we learn the hilarious news that former Sergeant Richard ("Rick") Doty now does research & investigation for the prestigious NIPS (National Institute for Discovery Science), though this must be on a part-time basis, as Doty is, as far as we know, still employed by the New Mexico State Police. ...
• 12th edition of the New York Post tells us of a bizarre cult that worships flying saucers and which claims it is gearing up to produce the world's first human clone - duplicating a baby that died when she was ten months old. ...
• We had never heard of him till this trial publicity came up, but Glenn has been a speaker at one of Pat Marcatillio's series of Bordontown, New Jersey UFO conferences in the recent past. ...
• We have just heard of a new web site with a title something like "UFO Hall of Frauds, Morons, Dirtbags and Dupes". ...
• New evidence has been uncovered in the mysterious Frederick Valemich UFO encounter/plane disappearance case. ...
• On September 7th, the PAX-TV Network's new series "Encounters with the Unexplained" was devoted to Roswell. ...

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• Billy was born William Henry McCarty in New York City. ... But research has revealed that 23 November is actually Ash Upson's birthday! Utley examined birth records for New York City in 1859 and came up with two more likely dates for Billy's birth; 17 September or 20 November. ...
• Not long after the marriage, the new family decamped to Silver Springs, New Mexico. ...
• A Santa Fe, New Mexico journalist, writing about the problem of cattle rustling, seems to have decided to give colour to his story by making 19-year-old Billy the 'desperate cuss' who led a vast outlaw gang of thieves, rapists, rustlers and counterfeiters. ...
• As he unearthed new information, he published his results in essays, which have just recently been collected and re-published in a single book, Trailing Billy the Kid3. ...
• One day in the summer of 1879, Billy the Kid and several of his compadres rode into Fort Sumner, New Mexico, after several weeks on the trail. ...
• Then, in 1986, the Upham family, descendants of Sam Dedrick, discovered one of the four original tintypes in their family 'stuff', and gave it, with some other relevant pictures, to the Lincoln County Heritage Trust, who ran the museum in the town of Lincoln, New Mexico. ...
• Neither the Kodak Institute in Rochester New York nor the FBI forensic centre in Chicago could do anything with the remains.
• The old Trust is gone, and a completely new organization now looks after the museum in Lincoln; but at least there are a full set of good photographs of the tintype still in existence, including two cibachrome12 photographs of the top half of the tintype. ...
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