Memorial Edition Historical Encyclopedia of New Mexico New Mexico Historical Association Albuquerque, New Mexico 1947 Index Copyright © 2008 by Marge Davis FOREWORD NEW MEXICO, the Land of enchantment, the fourth largest in area of the United States, is located in the southern portion of the Rocky Mountain district. The climate and scenery are unexcelled in any part of America. The citizens of New Mexico are prosperous and progressive. The history is colorful and romantic and dates back to the founding of our nation. In the preparation of the Historical Encyclopedia of New Mexico, our aim has been to make it a publication of practical utility that will be informative, educational, interesting and attractive to the greatest possible number of people. In addition to the History of New Mexico, historical sketches of leading cities arid interesting articles on the many varied industries and activities, we have compiled and tabulated the principal facts of interest regarding every city, town, county, and district of the State, which we have arranged alphabetically and carefully indexed. In view of the many topics of interest in which it is important that full and reliable information be published, we have secured the collaboration of many eminent men, women, and organizations of New Mexico who have contributed articles covering subjects on which they are recognized as competent authorities. The Historical Encyclopedia of New Mexico is not the work of any one person or group of persons but the product of a great number of most capable citizens of New Mexico. This work is illustrated with appropriate photographs depicting the history, as well as the industries and scenic attractions, panoramic views, street scenes, parks and views of New Mexico industries. Maps of railroads, highways, forest reserves, Indian reservations, geographical and political divisions of the State, accompanied by indexes to all towns and counties, are a valuable part of the work. An added feature of the publication is devoted to the representative citizens of New Mexico who have had an integral part in the New Mexico history arid who today represent the political, professional, commercial, and industrial life of the State. We offer this work to the reading public not only as a historical and pictorial review of New Mexico, but as a standard reference encyclopedia for public and private libraries, banks, business and professional offices, schools, hotels, newspapers, civic, social, and publicity organizations, and all others seeking reliable information upon New Mexico. | |
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