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RICHARD SCHAUS COLLECTION – FM MSS 6 Processed and Compiled by Dorothy M. Webb, 1983

Richard George Schaus was born in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on January 11, 1910. He died in Phoenix, Arizona, April 14, 1981.His first introduction to the West was with a Glider training program in Deming, New Mexico. He became a Staff Sergeant in the Air Force, Burma Theater, World War II. A year’s course in photography at Columbia University followed the war. Schaus then came to Phoenix and opened a photo shop with a man named Bob Allen. Abbie Keith, Editor of the Arizona Cattlelog monthly magazine of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association, hired Schaus to take pictures for the magazine. In a short time, he was writing stories to go with the pictures and working full time for the Association. His earliest articles, during 1950 and 1951, were about living cowboys (“Cowboy Corner”) and Quarter Horses, special features in each issue of the magazine. Soon, Schaus was photographing and writing about ranch people and ranches throughout the state of Arizona. During the l950’s, he also had several articles published in Arizona Highways, the subjects being cattle and related topics. The back cover of each Arizona Cattlelog carried a Valley National Bank ad with a biography of an Arizona ranchman or woman. Roscoe Wilson wrote the biographies for many years. In 1957, Schaus took over that job. In December1962 Schaus became Editor of the Arizona Cattlelog and remained so until he retired in June, 1975. A new editor and a new name, The Outlook, came with the January 1977 issue. However, Schaus continued writing a Western Heritage story for each issue through September, 1980. Schaus was a reserved gentleman, and never married. He lived simply, always searching for good historical books, facts about Spanish Land Grants, and stories of pioneer cattle people SCOPE AND CONTENT The Richard Schaus Collection, 1950-1980 is the accumulation of research materials during Schaus’ thirty years affiliation with the Arizona Cattle Growers Association. When Abbie Keith, Editor of the Cattle Growers Association publication, employed Schaus to write and photograph for the Arizona Cattlelog, it was the beginning of Schaus’ collection of materials of great importance concerning Arizona’s cattle people and the cattle industry. The collection consists of correspondence, documents, photographs, reference notes, newspaper and magazine articles maps, microfilm, tapes, engravings, scrapbooks, and books. All relate to cattle people, the cattle industry in Arizona or to the history of the Southwest and Mexico. Additionally, there are old brand documents and historical letters of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association and 1871-1937 minutes of the Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board Meetings. The photograph collection includes albums containing more prints of people, livestock shows, ranches and cattle. Of note, are the photographs of well known Arizona personalities Paul Fannin, Barry Goldwater, Carl Hayden, Ernest McFarland, Howard Pyle, Jack Williams, Carl Bimson and other people of prominence not connected with the cattle industry. The thousands of negatives make for a significant collection since the majority of the photographs were taken by Schaus. The additional negatives are from original prints belonging to ranching families.


NOTE: The oversized maps in this collection were transferred to the Noble Library Map Department for optimum storage, access, and preservation. INDEX BOXES 1-13: BIOGRAPHICAL FILES BOX 14-A: ARIZONA CATTIE GROWERS’ ASSOC. CORRESPONDENC BOX 14-B: ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS’ ASSOC. WEEKLY MARKET

REPORT AND NEWSLETTERS, 1922-1981 BOX 15: HISTORIES OF AMERICAN, ARIZONA AND COUNTY CATTLE

GROWERS’ ASSOCIATIONS BOX 16: BRANDS BOXES 17-18: CATTLE AND RANCHING TOPICS BOX 19: ORGANIZATIONS RELATED TO CATTLE INDUSTRY BOX 20: MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS BOX 21: INFORMATION ON PLACES IN ARIZONA BOX 22: RANCHES IN ARIZONA BOX 23: OBITUARIES OF RANCHING PEOPLE NOT IN THE

BIOGRAPHICAL FILES

BOX 24: MISCELLANEOUS, INCLUDING SCHAUS’ CORRESPONDENCE BOX 25: “IN THE MEMORY OF A MAN” by Artisan L. Peck BOX 26: INDIANS BOX 27: ARIZONA LIVESTOCK SANITARY BOARD MINUTES

OF MEETINGS BOX 28: MICROFILM AND TAPES BOXES 29-33 PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION BOX 34: SCRAPBOOKS BOX 35: PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS BOXES 36-42: NEGATIVES BOXES 43-45: ENGRAVINGS


BOX 1: BIOGRAPHICAL FILES

ADAMS, DAVE ANDERSON, 1962- Cochise County rancher AGUIRRE, HIGINIO BELTRAN FAMILY Includes Higinio, 1876-1960; don Jose de Aguire, 1689; don Pedro and Yjinio, 1907; Epifanio and Mamie, 1870. Lived in the Red Rock area.

AHUMADA, RAMON, 1868-1926 Foreman of the Arivaca Land and Cattle Co., and an honoree of the Cowboy Hall of Fame. ALKIRE, FRANK, 1865- Prominent Phoenician, founder of first Phoenix telephone company, active in Salt River Water Users Assoc.

ALLEN, REX, 1921- Willcox born, cowboy actor and singer.

AMADO, ANTONIO, 1874-1968 Southern Arizona rancher.

AMALONG, JAMES LEWIS, 1857-1913 Freighter and Dos Cabezos rancher.

ANGULO, GABRIEL ELIAS, 1869-1937 Meat market operator, rancher in Florence and Arivaca

ARMER, HENRY FAMILY Includes Henry Armer, 1826-1909; John H. Armer, 1883-1948; the Chilson Family. Roosevelt and Tonto Basin areas.

ARNOLD, CARL, 1898-1973 Buckeye rancher and rodeo roper.

AROS, ANTONIO, 1824-1911

Aros came to Sasabe area in 1882.

BABBITT FAMILY Five Babbitt brothers came to Arizona in the 1880’s, bought the Aztec Land and Cattle Co. (Hashknife). Lived in Flagstaff area.

BACK, WILLIAM BERRY, 1858-1929 Farmer and rancher in Camp Verde area; once owned Montezuma’s Well.


BAIRD, JOSEPH FRANcES, 1875-1961 Grew up in Concho and ranched in the Shumway area.

BARD, DOUG, 1935- Nephew of the founder of Barzona Cattle, also rancher.

BARK, JAMES E., 1860-1938 Ranched in Superstition Mts., was a Territorial Legislator and President of Arizona Cattle Growers Assoc.

BARKLEY, W. T. 1908-1967 Apache Junction area rancher.

BARLOW-MASSICKS, T.G., -1899 English born, long time Yavapai rancher.

BARNES, WILL C., 1858-1936 Arizona historian.

BARNETTE, JOSEPHUS, 1873-1957 Worked for Chiricahua Cattle Co., later was a legislator from Gi1a County.

BARTH, SOLOMON, 1842-1928 Prussian born, helped form Apache County, was the first Senator from that County.

BARTMUS, PETER, 1883-1968 Mohave County rancher.

BAYLESS, CHARLES HENRY, 1863-1938 Kansas bank president, University of Arizona regent, and rancher in Oracle area.

BEHAN, JOHN CHARLES, 1845-1912 Tombstone and Yavapai County rancher.

BENEDICT, OLIVER AVERY, 1877-1960 Lived in Camp Verde area; sons James and Samuel.

BEST, McOCAL, 1902-1955 Civic leader, farmer, rancher and cattle feeder.

BOX 2 BIOGRAPHICAL FILES

BETTWY, ANDREW L. Santa Cruz County rancher.

BILLINGSLEY, CECIL CLINTON, 1889-1954 Wickenburg area rancher.


BIXBY, STEVE, 1907- Globe area rancher; related to Fred H. Bixby and Llewellyn Bixby of Long Beach, CA area.

BLAINE, CHARLES E., 1887-

Traffic manager for Railroad.

BOGAN, JOHN W., 1855-1922 Arivaca area rancher.

BOGLE, HAL, -1973 Chandler area rancher.

BOHME, LOUIS WILLIAM. 1883 Gila County rancher.

BOICE, HENRY GUDGELL FAMILY Includes Henry (l894-l979) , brother Frank, son Fred, and nephews Bob and Frank. Owned Empire Ranch, Arivaca Ranch and Chiricahua Cattle Co.

BOWMAN BROTHERS Ed, ‘Skeet’ and Everett were all ranchers and professional rodeo contestants.

BOWMAN, WIRT

U.S. Collector of Customs in Nogales.

BRADY, PETER RAINSFORD, 1825-1902 Texas Ranger, helped locate railroad through Southwest, first Pima Co. Sheriff, ranched near Tucson and Florence.

BRENA, ROSARIO, 1854-1913 Tucson civic leader, southern Arizona rancher.

BROCKETT, BRUCE, 1897-1971 First in dude ranching in Arizona, later rancher in Rimrock area. Ran unsuccessfully for Governor in 1946 and 1948.

BROPHY, FRANK CULLEN, 1894- Banker, rancher, civic leader. Owned the Babacomari Ranch and raised fine horses.

BROWN, POLLY, l880s-1966 Pioneer Tonto Basin and Payson rancher,

BROWNING. ERNEST Helped organize first Arizona Beef Council, Willcox rancher, Quarter Horse breeder.


BRYCE, EBENEZER FAMILY, 1830-1913 Scottish born, ended up in Utah, raised sheep and cattle, later moved to Smithville, Arizona.

BURKE, EDGAR ABRAHAM, 1861-1929 Came to Arizona as colonizer for Mormon Church. Ranched in Springerville area.

BURNETT, R. F. FAMILY Elfrida ranching family.

BUSENBARK, JACKSON, 1875-1948 Worked 31 years for Chiricahua Cattle Company. BUTLER, MOLLIE WILTBANK, 1878- Pioneer settler in Greer.

BUTLER, VINCE Northern Arizona rancher, President of Arizona Cattle Growers Association. BUZAN, CHAUNCEY, 1862-1932 Ranched in Aravaipa Canyon. BYRD, HOMER LESLIE, 1900- 1971 Range Management Man of the Year. Worked at the Sierra Bonita ranch. CALLICOTTE, LESTER N., 1878-1954 Greenlee County rancher. CAMERON, JOHN W., 1877-1955 Deputy Sheriff under Carl Hayden. Ranched at Agua Caliente (near Gila Bend) CAMPBELL, EUGENE COLIN, -1969 Raised Charolais cattle in Ash Fork country CAMPBELL, MITCHELL HUGH, 1875-1921. Ranched in Wagoner and in Glendale.

CARTER, JAMES OLIVER, 1868-1942 Walnut Grove area rancher. CARTWRIGHT, JACKSON MANFORD, 1866- Pioneer cattleman and State official.

CARUTHERS, EDWARD GURLEY, 1863-1918

Opened a store in Gila Bend in 1886 and ranched there. Founded the First National Bank in Yuma.

CASTANADA, JOSE MIGUEL, 1839-1901 Lived in the Benson area.


CAVNESS, THOMAS JASPER, 1878-1946 Teacher, rancher in Verde Valley. CHAMPIE, CHARLES EDWARD, 1860- Texas schoolteacher, came to Arizona in 1886 and settled at Tip Top, south of Prescott.

CHILDS, TOM, c.1848 “First cowman on the Gila”


CHILSON, CHARLES LEONARD, 1894- Payson and Winslow rancher. CHILSON, ERNEST Winslow area rancher. President of ACGA. CHRISTIANSEN, HARRY WILLIS, 1889-1962 Ranched in Gleeson area (southern Arizona) CLANTON, JOEL ELMER, 1873-1940 Maricopa County rancher. CLARIDGE, WILFORD HOPKINS, 1871-1951. Graham County rancher. CLARK, NEWELL EARL, 1890- Southern Arizona rancher. CLARKE, PHILLIP M., 1888-1963 Ruby area storekeeper and rancher. CLARKE, RICHARD HARRISON FAMILY Four file folders include letters of 1876, brand records, leases, deeds, 1872 ledger of mercantile business. Santa Cruz County. CLEMANS, MARK TWAIN, SR., 1889-1972 Pinal County rancher and businessman. CLEMANS, WILLIAM JOSEPH, 1850-1918 Owned the JF Ranch in Superstition Mountains. Ranched in Florence area also.

CLEVELAND, WILLIAM JASPER, 1879-1947

‘Mac’ Cleveland was an early day Cochise County cowboy and rancher. CLINE, GEORGE TURNBALL, 1886-1976

Tonto Basin rancher.


COCHRAN, CHARLES HOMER, 1880-1930 Benson rancher. COFER, CLYDE FAMILY Clyde, 1881-1967, and wife Irene Cornwall Cofer were pioneer settlers in Mohave County.

COKER, ELMER WALTON, 1875-1935 Lawyer, rancher in Florence area; delegate to Constitutional Convention, 19l0; legal expert in land and water laws. Son Elmer distinguished in these fields too. COLCORD. WILLIAM CLAY FAMILY Includes William Clay, 1867-l961, and Frank, 1892-1961. Ranched in Pleasant Valley during the Pleasant Valley war. COLLERETTE, J. B. (BRUNO), -1966 Colorado rancher. CONWAY, EDWARD F., 1889-1963 Tonto Basin rancher.

COOK, WILLIAM W. 1859-l943 President of Arizona Cattle Growers’ Assoc. and Sheriff of Maricopa County. COOPER, CHESTER HORACE, 1895- Tonto Basin and Roosevelt area rancher. COOPER, NELL Wagoner ranch lady and author. COOPER, RALPH, -1966 Buckeye rancher and farmer. CORDES, FRED, 1891- Born in Cordes, Arizona, which was homesteaded by his father. CORNWALL, .ADAMSON, 1850-1922 Pioneer Wickieup settler.

CORNWALL FAMILY

Pioneer Mohave County family.

COSPER, MUSSETT FAMILY Includes Mussett, 1879-. George H., 1882-1969, and John. Greenlee County ranchers.


BOX 4 BIOGRAPHICAL FILES COUGHLIN, JAMES JOSEPH FAMILY Includes James Joseph, 1917-1979, and son Charles Richard, 1945-1972. Ranched in Peeples Valley. COWAN, RALPH, 1899-1977 Cochise County rancher, legislator, and President of Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association.

COWDEN, EFTON RAY, 1891- Outstanding civic leader, rancher, cattle feeder, Bank Director. President of ACGA. CRABB, ELBERT HARVEY (JACK) , 1881-1921 President of Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association, rancher in Northern Arizona. CRAIG, DUDLEY AND GERALDINE 1878-1972 Pinal County ranchers. CROWDER, ROBERT EDWARD, 1886-1960 Well-known polo player in the 1930’s. Feedlot operator in Yuma and Tolleson. CROZIER, SAMUEL FAMILY Includes John, 1882-, James, 1884-, Samuel Franklin, 1886- , Isabella and Lauree Crozier. Mohave County settlers. CUMMINGS, DAVID JOHN, 1889- Nogales area rancher. DAILY, BRADFORD FAMILY Includes Bradford Daily, 1829-1875, Franklin Daily, 1868-1948. Oracle ranchers. DAVIS, CARROLL W. ‘SHORTY’, 1881- DAVIS, LES Owns the CS Ranch in New Mexico. DAVIS, WILLIAM J 1877-1963 So. Arizona rancher, charter member of Southwestern Pioneer Cowboys.

DAY, HARRY ALFRED, 1898- Duncan area rancher. Father of Sandra Day O’Connor.

DE BAUD, CHARLES, 1876-1962

Southern Arizona cowboy and rancher. DE LA OSSA, ANTONIO, 1838-1902 Nogales rancher.


DENNY, WILLIAM CLARENCE, 1882- Yavapai County rancher. DE SPAIN, CLAUDE, 1904-1979 Holbrook rancher. DICKINSON, JOHN LEONARD, 1873-1939 Willcox rancher.

DIVELBESS, LOUIS DANIEL, 1881-1949 Holbrook rancher, County Treasurer and Sheriff. DOBSON FAMILY Includes William Wesley, 1875-1949, John H. and H. Clifford. Lived in the Mesa area and prominent in Salt River Water Users Association. DOUGLAS, ERNIE 1889-1975 Freelance writer, Editor of Arizona Farmer-Ranchman magazine for many years. DOUGLAS, LEWIS FAMILY Lewis Douglas was a U.S. Congressman, Ambassador to Great Britain. Family prominent in Arizona mining. DOWDLE, HENRY JEFFERSON, 1860-1933 Graham County rancher. DRYE, WALTER TIP, 1883-1972 Winslow and Flagstaff area rancher. DUPPA, DARRELL Named Phoenix. ECHEVERRIA, MIGUEL, 1885-1978 Wickenburg area rancher. ECHOLS, ED, 1879-1968 Great rodeo cowboy.

ELLISON, ‘SLIM” FAMILY Early Gila County ranch family. ‘Slim’ wrote several books.

ELLSWORTH, REX C. Graham County rancher. Owned Swaps, winner of 1955 Kentucky Derby.

EMBACH, HARRY, 1887- Executive Secretary of Arizona Wool Growers Assoc. for many years.


ENTZ, JEROME W, “JOE”, 1901-1973 Cattle Feeder and Rancher. ERICKSON, BEN, 1891- Cattleman in the Chiricahua Mountains. ESCAPULE, JOHN HERMAN, 1894-1969 Tombstone rancher.

ESPIL, JEAN PIERRE, 1870-1959

Coconino County and Litchfield Park sheepman. ESTES, HARRISON M 1877- Southern Arizona rancher. EVANS FAMILY Includes William Adoiphus, 1874-1950, James P., -1896, John Henry, 1900-1962. FAIN FAMILY Yavapai County family includes Dan, Norman and Johnnie Lee Fain.

FARRELL, RICHARD, 1847 -1931 Harshaw rancher. FEENEY, ALAN Owned the “Mi1ky Way” Hereford Ranch in Maricopa Co. FILLEMAN., HOWARD Greenlee County rancher.

BOX 5 BIOGRAPHICAL FILES FINLEY, JAMES L., 1891-1970 Arizona rancher and cattleman, breeder of fine quarter horses, Ranched in the Dragoon and Gilbert areas. Sons Jack and Tom.

FLAKE, WILLIAM J. FAMILY Co-founder of town of Snowflake, 1839-1932. Includes Charles Albert, 1880-1973, John Taylor 1883-1973. FLIEGER, JO Aravaipa Canyon rancher.

FOX, KEL Coconino County rancher. FRAIZER, CARRIE, 1881-1973 Sonoita ranch lady.


FRANCY, ROBERT EARL, l89l-1969 Showlow-Springerville rancher. FREEMAN, COLUMBUS REED, 1872-1962 “Tump” and his wife Elizabeth lived in Florence area. FRERICH FAMILY Mohave County ranch family.

FRITZ, FRED FAMILY Includes Fred Sr., Fred Jr., and Katie Fritz. Fred, Jr. was in State legislature 14 years, Speaker of the House and President of the Senate. Greenlee County ranching family. FROELICH, FORREST H. Wilicox area rancher. FULLER, JOHN HIRAM FAMILY “Hi” Fuller was charter member of Arizona Cattle Growers Assoc. Ranched in Pine area. FULSCHER, OTTO Colorado Hereford rancher. FULTON, W. S. (1881-1964) and Rose W.S. Fulton founded the Amerind Foundation at Dragoon, AZ. Rose Fulton bred and exhibited quarter horses. GARCIA, JOSE, 1846-1929 Lived in St. Johns area.

GARDNER, CHARLES ALFRED FAMILY, 1861-1952 Charles was a horse trainer for Sam Bass and a southern Arizona rancher for many years. GARDNER, THOMAS, 1820-1906 Sonoita area rancher. GASTELUM, SANTIAGO, 1883-1965 Tumacacori rancher and rodeo contestant.

GATLIN, JAMES SMITH, 1849-1937 Indian Scout, Texas Ranger, Patagonia rancher. GENUNG, C. B. (CHARLEY) FAMILY, -1916 Long time residents of Kirkland area. GIBSON, IRVING L. Heber area rancher.


GIBSON, JOHN CHARLES, 1867-1947 Gila County rancher. GIBSON, SARAH Lived in Date Creek area. GILLESPIE, BERNARD A 1894-1979 Early day race track owner in Phoenix, pioneer land developer around Gila Bend.

GILLETTE, STERLING VERNON, 1890- Globe area rancher.

GLENN, IRA DEEN FAMILY Includes Ira Deen 1884-1958, Lester “Bick” l89l- 1970, William and Marvin Glenn.


GODFREY, GEORGE AMOS, l887-l973 Animas, New Mexico rancher. GOFF, SELDON DAVID, 1898-1960 Southern Arizona rancher. GOSWICK, GIIES Mayer rancher noted for his lion hunting. GRAVES, RODNEY E. Williams rancher and businessman. GRAY, ROBERT LEE, 1875-1962 Gray and his brothers ranched in Ajo area. Received much publicity over having to move away from the ranch.

GREENE, WILLIAM CORNELL, 1853- Well-known man connected to mining and ranching in the Bisbee and Cananea areas. San Rafael Ranch, Baca Float #5 and Greene Cattle Co. belonged to him, GREENWAY, ISABELLA, 1886- Wife of a Rough Rider and a U.S. Congresswoman from Arizona.

GREER, GILBERT DUNLAP, 1860- Early settler in St. Johns area. GRIFFIN, JOHN COX, 1876-1932 Globe area rancher. GRIFFIN THOMAS Nogales rancher.


GROSVENOR, HORACE File contains letters written in 1858 to his wife from Santa Rita Hacienda, 62 miles from Tucson. GROUNDS, W. F. “BUD” FAMILY Includes “Bud”, 1851-1930, William, 1880-1968, Ila, 1878- , and Howard. Early Mohave Co. ranchers.

GROUSKAY, ELI, 1876-1969

Polish-born cattle buyer, feeder and meat packer. GUNTER, KENNETH, 1915-1964 Benson area rancher and cowboy. GUNTERMAN, FREDERICK WILHELM JOHANN, 1887-1974 German-born, ranched and fed cattle in Arizona, New Mexico and California. GYBERG, FRANK ANDREW, 1888- Rancher in Cornville, writer for Arizona Farmer magazine. HALL, WILLIAM, JR College student and Angus breeder. HALL, JOHN 1916- Eager, Arizona rancher, HALL, JOHN CHELLIS, 1880-1949 Rancher in the Eager area.

HALLECK. THOMAS JEFFERSON. 1848-l893 A Texas Ranger and a member of the Arizona Territorial Legislature. HAMPE, THEODOR AUGUST HEINRICH FAMILY Theodor Hampe was an artist and illustrator; his wife Mathilda wrote several articles and stories while they lived and ranched in the Chiricahua Mountains.

HANCOCK, WILLIAM

Soldier, lawyer, surveyor and farmer. Hancock came to Arizona in 1865. HAND, GEORGE, 1830- File contains printed copy of his diary. HARRISON, R.M., c.1962 Nogales rancher. HARTMAN, MARSHALL Yavapai County rancher.


HATHAWAY, WILLIAM A. FAMILY William, 1828-1897, William H., 1890-1958, Robert and Mary. Lived in the Nogales area HAUGHT FAMILY Includes Edd Row, 1897-1952, Alfred, 1913-1979, Columbus, 1896-1979 and Sam, 1890-1967.

HAWKINS, FLOYD Farmer, Farm Bureau President. HAYDON, ROY FRANCIS, 1871-1921 Rancher in the Florence area. HAYS, ROY D. FAMILY Includes Roy D, 1886-1973, Hazel, 1892-1978, John Hays, Margaret Rigden and Elladean Bittner. Settlers in Peeples Valley.

HEADY, TOM, 1879-1965 Worked for the Greene Cattle Co., prominent in the Arizona Hereford Association, lived in the Nogales area. President of Arizona Cattle Growers Assoc. HEALY, JOHN HILLIARY FAMILY, 1891-1970 Retired Lt. Col., author and historian in the Fort Huachuca area. HEARD, DWIGHT BANCROFT, 1869-1929 Agriculturist, Community Developer, Publisher HEATON, FRED C., 1882-1964 Rancher on Arizona Strip. HEBBARD, STERLING, 1897-1969 Ranch Broker in Phoenix, President of the Arizona National Livestock Show.

HEFFNER, HARRY L., 1874-1965

First Secretary of Arizona Cattle Growers’Assoc. and manager of Santa Margarita Ranch in California.

HENDERSON, VERNON PERRY, 1907-1961 Grew up in Dewey, became a rancher, noted bronc rider, rodeo promoter and range conservationist. HERSCHEDE, WILLIAM FOY, 1908-1969 Registered Hereford rancher in Springerville and in southern Arizona. HIBBS, DAVID G., 1899-1963 Sasabe rancher, owner of Las Delicias Ranch.


HICKS, MARK, 1879-1963 Globe rancher. HODGES, FRANCIS MARION, 1838-18898 Tucson businessman, owned what was Later the Orndorff Hotel; later ranched in Yuma. HOLLAND, WALTER E. Owner of Rancho Sacatal in Paul Spur, southern AZ.

HOLYOAK, JOE Northern Arizona rancher and Cowboy Hall of Fame honoree. HOOKER, CHARLES HUSTON, l866-1924 Prescott area rancher.

HOOKER, HENRY CLAY FAMILY Henry Clay Hooker established the famous Sierra Bonita Ranch in Cochise County. He lived 1828-1907. Family includes Ed Hooker, Harry and Jessie P. Hooker.


HOPKINS, N. E. Rancher in Strawberry and Camp Verde areas.

HOPPER, EARL, 1893- Camp Verde rancher. HORRELL, EDWIN “ED” FAMILY Includes “Ed”, 1875-, sons Earl and Louie, well- known Gila County ranchers and civic leaders. HUDSON, JAMES LEE, 1874-1931 Cochise County rancher.

HUGHES, BERNARD H., 1884-1969

Sunflower area rancher.

HUGHES, SAM AND THOMAS Thomas was born in 1843, came to Ft. Bowie with the Army. Sam came to Arizona in 1858. HUGHES, STELLA AND MACK Ranchers in Clifton area. HUNSAKER, JAMES NICHOLAS, 1870-1934 Cochise County rancher.


HUNT, ALMA MORONT, 1859-1920 Snowflake and Pine rancher. HUNT, JOSEPH STEWART, 1895-1940 Rancher and State Senator from Cochise County. HURLEY, PATRICK T., 1861- Rancher, farmer, filed the suit that was later known as the Kent Decree. (water riqhts) HURTADO, FLORENCIO, 1886-1967 Dos Cabezas rancher.

JACKSON, CLARENCE C., 1881-1946

Ranched in Kirkland Valley and helped organize the Yavapai County Cattle Growers’ Assoc. JACKSON, KITTY 1882-1963 Yavapai County ranch lady, said to be an expert range hand. JACKSON, LORUM ELMER, 1897-1972 Kanab rancher, JACOBS, JOHN, 1897-1966 Prominent Civic worker, Farmer and Rancher. JEFFERS, BILL Holbrook Student of the Year, 1969. JERNIGAN, DEE Safford area Longhorn cattle breeder.

JOHNSON, JAMES A., 1867-1938

A-l Foreman, Sheriff of Coconino County, President of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association.

JOHNSON, WALTER L. 1884-1942 Worked for Col. Greene at Cananea, later ranched at Vail.

JONES, JAMES ZSAAC, 1849-1931 Lived in Parker Canyon, Cochise County. JONES, ROLAND MARION, 1896- Globe rancher, KANE, JOSEPH PAUL SUMMERS Author, living in northeastern Arizona. Grew up in ranch country in southern Arizona


KANE, ROBERT EDWIN, 1900-1978 File includes information about Mary Kane and Thomas Gardner. KEITH, ABBIE, 1888- Long-time secretary of Arizona Cattle Growers Association and founder of Arizona Cattlelog KENDALL, CHARLES M, Tombstone rancher. KENT, JUDGE EDWARD H., 1862-1916 Chief Justice of Arizona Territory in 1901. Issued the “Kent Decree” on water rights.

KIBBEY, JUDGE JOSEPH H., 1853-1924 Prominent in Salt River Water Users Association. KIMBLE, CHARLES CHESTER, 1861-1931 Ranched on the Mallet Ranch, near Douglas. KING, MANUEL J. FAMILY Includes Manuel, 1867-1953, John, 1903-1970 and Joe. Ranched in the Marana and Tucson areas. KINNEY, J. C., 1872-1949 Owned the La Osa Ranch, Red Rock. KINO, EUSEBIO FRANCISCO

KIRKLAND, WILLIAM HUDSON, 1832-1910 Named Kirkland Valley in Yavapai County. Daughter was first child born in Arizona to Anglo parents.

KNIGHT, HARRY S., 1878-1974 Was with the Buffalo Bill Show for 9 years. Ranched in Yavapai and Yuma counties. KOONTZ FAMILY Includes John, 1847-1922, Clifford, 1892- Yavapai County ranchers, KOSTERLITZKY, EMILIO E. K., 1853- Controversial figure with the Mexican Rurales. KRENTZ, FRANK I., 1876-1952 Douglas area rancher. LAKIN, LLOYD C., -1968 Yavapai rancher.


LAMB, CRAIG Scholarship winner in 1968, Gilbert, AZ. LANE, JOSEPE JAMES, JR., 1909-1952 Willcox rancher. LA PRADE FAMILY Prominent old Azizona family. Started in the Winslow area. LARSON, OBED M., 1891-1977 Arizona Land and Water Commissioner.

LARSON, PPESTON PARKINSON, 1910-1967 Safford area rancher.


LAWHON, ANNA SCHAFER Pioneer Bowie ranch lady, LEE, CLELL Blue, Arizona rancher and lion hunter. LEE, RICHARD HENRY FAMILY Lee was a Yavapai County cowboy and miner. LEE, TED Graham County rancher.

LeSUER, WILLIAM FRANCIS, 1856-1941

Came to Arizona as colonizer with the Mormon church. Settled in Springerville. LOCKETT, HATTIE GREENE, 1880-1962 Sheep rancher, writer and speaker. LOVING, J. C., 1836- Trail Driver in early Texas days, and Secretary of the Cattle Raisers Association. LUFKIN, ALBERT MILTON, 1876- Pine area rancher. LUTLEY, WILLIAM, 1856-1940 Lived in Tombstone during the “wi1d days” LYNCH, CARL, 1894- Globe rancher. MANJARRES, YGNACIO, 1878-1935 Florence rancher.


MANNING, HOWELL, 1899-1966 Owner of Canoa Ranch (Canoa Land Grant) in southern Arizona. MANNING, LEVI HOWELL, 1864-1935 Important man in Tucson history, owned the Canoe Land Grant. MARTIN, CICERO FAMILY Includes Virginia Moson Martin. MARTIN, WILLIAM HARDIN, 1891- Foreman for Clemans Cattle Co. on JF Ranch for 33 years.

MATTICE FAMILY Includes John Warner, 1866- Werner B., Len and Seth. MAXWELL, WILLIAM BAILEY, 1821-1895 With the Mormon Battalion, lived in Colonia Diaz and Springerville. McCAMANT, JOHN HOOD, 1875-1939 Winslow area rancher. McCLINTOCK, JAMES H., 1864-1934 Teacher Editor, Historian, Rough Rider, Postmaster.

McDONALD, WILLIAM SPENCER, 1871-1958

Lived in the Douglas area. McELHANEY, SAM Raised Charolais cattle in Yavapai and Yuma counties. McKEEN, HUGH, 1863-1942 Greenlee County rancher. McKINNEY FAMILY Includes Ben J. McKinney, 1883-1971, and Dan C. McKinney, 1898-1969. McKITTRICK, W. H., 1862-1939 One of the organizers of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association, and was its second president. McNAIR, PHILLIP ANDREW, 1871-4948 Aravaipa Canyon rancher. MEADOWS, JOHN A., 1879-1947 A partner in the Erie Cattle Company, Cochise County. MEDLER, AUSTIN, 1884- Tonto Basin rancher.


MELLOR, CLINT, 1914- Owned Canelo Hills Ranch, Elgin. MERCER FAMILY Includes James, 1813-1878, Andrew Valentine, Arthur Virgil. Ranching family in Nogales and Mammoth areas. MERCHANT, RICHARD, 1896- Associated with the Santa Lucia Ranch, San Simon Land and Cattle Co. (southern Arizona), and the Professional Rodeo Association.

METZGER FAMILY Includes Harry H., 1891-1978, Herbert and Helen Metzger. MEYER, FERDINAND A., 1860-1927 Florence area rancher. MILLER, EUPHAMIA AND PETER, m. in 1864 Family includes George W., 1867-1952, and Isabella Crozier Miller, b. in 1878.

MILLER FAMILY Includes Cecil, Sr., Cecil, Jr., and Duane. All are involved with ranching, Arizona Farm Bureau and Arizona Cattle Feeders. MITCHELL, ALBERT Outstanding New Mexican agriculturist. MOEUR FAMILY Includes John K., 1921-1967 and Sidney B., 1893-1.966 MONK, EDWARD R. Came to Arizona in 1882, was a lawyer, rancher, and first President of Arizona Cattle Growers’ Assoc.

MONROE, ELLSWORTH W., 1867-1937 Yavapai County rancher. MONTEZUMA, DR. CARLOS 1869-1923 Indian man adopted by a Chicago man, graduated from Chicago Medical School, worked for the Bureau of Indian Affairs. MOORE FAMILY Includes Peter Moore, 1830- , Fred, 1876-1953, Frank and Lawrence. Lived at Rafter X Ranch, Rucker Canyon.


MOORE, JOHN, 1893-1976 Chiricahua Cattle Co. cowboy, later Supt. of Livestock for Apache Indian tribe, 1918-1928. MORALEZ, PABLO, 1879-1976 Wickenburg rancher. MORGAN, WILEY MARION, 1864-1946 Klondyke area rancher. MOSON, FRANK BENETT, 1878-1959 Cochise County rancher. His mother married William C. Greene

MOSSMAN, BURTON C., 1867-1956

General Supt. of Hashknife Ranch, Cowboy Hall of Fame honoree. MOUNCE FAMILY Henry Mounce, 1963-1933, was early day Gila County rancher and famed bronc rider.

MULLEN, CHARLES P. 1873-

Six-time President of the Arizona Cattle Growers Assoc., State Land Commissioner and Highway Commissioner. MULLENS, JOHNNIE World renowned rodeo contestant. MURPHY, N.O., -1908 Twice Governor of Arizona Territory.

NEAL, JOHN MARCUS, 1881-

Mohave County rancher; wife was Amy Cornwall Neal. NEEL, WILLIAM HUTTON, 1861-1915 Active in Arizona Cattle Growers’ Assoc. ranched in Sulphur Springs area. NELSON, JACK Owner of a cattle sale yard. File includes several humorous letters concerning livestock descriptions. NELSON, JAMES MORGAN, 1873-1950 Ranched 29 years in Bowie area. NELSON, PRESTON Nelson describes round-up in southern Arizona in 1917. NEWCOMER, FLOYD ELDIN, 1890-1966 Raised Brangus cattle in the Yuma Valley.


NEWLANDS, FRANCIS G, 1848-1917 U.S. Congressman from Nevada. “Water Boy of the West”. NOLAND, A. F., 1887-1974 San Simon area rancher. NOON, DR. ADOLPHUS H., 1838-1931 English born, came to U.S., was Regimental Surgeon of U.S. Militia in 1874 in Salt Lake City. Ranched near Arivaca. ODLE, ROBERT LEE, 1874-1967 Ranched in Gila, Yavapai and Mohave Counties.

BOX 9 BIOGRAPHICAL FILES OGILVIE, ANDREW MILNE, 1878-1952 Scottish born, ranched 43 years in Payson area.

O’HACO, MIKE

Winslow area rancher, politician.

OLEA, JUAN SALAZAR, 1875-1952 Mohave County rancher. O’NEILL BUCKY Famous Rough Rider and Prescott Editor. ORME, CHARLES H., 1893-1968 Founder of Orme Ranch School, Mayer. Rancher. OSBORNE, JOHN, 1888-1975 State-wide rancher. OTERO, SABINO, 1846-1914 Owned one of the largest ranches in Santa Cruz Valley.

OWENBY, FRANK ALEXANDER, 1854-1937 Ranched in the Oak Creek area PACHECO FAMILY Includes Ygnacio Antonio, 1790-, Refugio, 1837-, Nabor, 1860- , Richard, 1890- , ranchers in southern Arizona. PARDEE, C. W., 1885-1975 Associated with Prescott Frontier Days and the Arizona Horseman’s Hall of Fame. PARKER, DANIEL WEBSTER. 1859-1952 Cynthia Ann Parker and Quanah Parker were related to Daniel Webster Parker.


PARKER FAMILY Includes Wirt “Dink”; Claude “Bud’; and Barnes. PARKER, GEORGE W., SR., 1873-1945 Nogales rancher.

PAUL, ROBERT HAVLIN, 1830- Wells Fargo Agent in Arizona in 1878. PEARCE, LOWELL ROGERS Showlow rancher. PECK, ARTISAN LESLIE, 1846-1939 File includes “True Story of the Peck Raid-and Who Was Geronimo”. Also see Box 25.

PERKINS MARION ALEXANDER FAMILY

Includes Marion Alexander, 1848-1927, Robert Elisha, 1880-1966; Marion Nicholas and Benjamin J., all of Yavapai County. PERRIN, EDWARD BURT, 1838-1932 Medical Doctor with Confederate Army. Owned the San Iqnacio del Babocomari Land Grant, Baca Float Ranch in Yavapai County. File includes copy of Inventory of Perrin Collection at Northern Arizona University. PETER, GEORGE TURNBULL, 1896-1946 Born in Tonto Basin. Started Pay’n’Takit grocery stores in Arizona. PETERSON, WARREN, 1875-1964 Banker, cattleman and public servant. PEYRON, PIERRE, 1873-1963 Ranched in the Ruby area. PHELPS, THOMAS, 1869-1940 Ranched in the Snowflake area.

PHIPPEN, GEORGE BOX Artist who lived in the Prescott area. One of founders of Cowboy Artists of America.


PICKERELL, CHARLES ULEN, 1893-1962 Head of the Extension Service at the University of Arizona. PIERCE. C. DELBERT Owner of Long Meadow Ranch in Yavapai County. PIERCE, MRS. WILLIAM E., 1847- Lived in Walnut Grove area, Yavapai County.


PIKE, JOHN MILBURN, 1861-1952 Rancher in Yavapai County. Married Anna Cartwright, PLATT, EARL St. Johns area rancher, President of the Arizona Cattle Growers Assoc., Senator and lawyer. PLATTEN, MARY FORD, 1869- Prescott area ranch lady. POLLEY, WES One of a large ranching family in Cochise County.

PORTER, FRED SEAY, SR., 1888-1968

Saddlemaker and western store owner.

PORTER, HAROLD, 1904 Associated with N. Porter Saddle and Harness Co., Porters Western Band, and with western wear stores. PORTER, JARED N., 18~3-1966 Ranched in Heber. POST, CLARENCE E., 1898-1978 Benson area rancher and member of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys’ Association. POWER, JOHN, 1891-1976 Graham County rancher. PRICE, ISAAC, 1888-1966 Skilled roper and bronc rider of the Sulphur Strings area. PRINA, ZEPHERINO C., 1862-1922 Italian-born, worked on ranches in southern Arizona. Became a prominent businessman in Safford. PROCTOR, CHARLES A., 1857-1913 Southern Arizona rancher. PUNTENNEY, NELSON, 1881-1957 Yavapai County rancher. PUSCH, GEORGE, 1847-1921 German-born, partner in many ranches, was a Territorial Legislator and member of Constitutional Convention, 1912.


PYEATT, JAMES HENRY, 1861-1942 Ranched in the Ft. Huachuca area. PYLE, ELWOOD FREMONT FAMILY Includes Floyd Monroe, 1891-1961, who was active in Roosevelt Council of Boy Scouts, and Lewis Roy, 1882- 1974, who worked for the U.S. Forest Service. Both lived in the Payson area. RAK, CHARLES AND MARY KIDDER Ranchers in Rucker Canyon. Mary Kidder Rak was a well-known author.

RANDALL FAMILY

Includes Bert D., 1883-1970; Walter J., 1876-1967; Bert Alfred, 1910-1977; Glen, L., 1913-1967, Alfred Harvey 1892- . All lived in the Pine area.

REDDOCH FAMILY, c. 1891

Ranched in Southern Arizona REDONDO, PHIL, 1890-1961 Florence area rancher. REES, CARL “TOD”, 1877-1945 Yavapai rancher. R-14 (WALLACE ALTHEA) 1872-1937 San Carlos Apache cattleman. RHODES, JOHN, JR., 1887-1973 Rodeo roper and cattleman. RICHARDS, ERNEST WESLEY, 1887-1970 Long time Camp Verde rancher. RIGDEN FAMILY Includes Charles Lewis Rigden 1866-1951; Tom and Cynthia Rigden, an artist. Ranched in Kirkland. RIGGS FAMILY Includes William Monroe, 1861-1949; James Jay, 1870- 1911; Herbert, 1917-1969; ranchers in Willcox area. RIGGS, JAMES JAY, 1870-1911 Bronc Buster, Teacher, Lawmaker. ROBERTS, OSCAR BURTON, 1876-1959 Buckeye rancher and rodeo roper, also known for his “fidd1ing” and square dancing.


ROBERTS, ROACH Wickenburg rancher. RONSTADT FAMILY Tucson area family includes Fred who came to Tucson in 1882, Carlos ( -1971), who was a prominent banker and rancher, and Linda, actress and singer. RUELAS, SOTERO, 1862-1931

RUFFNER, GEORGE C., 1862-1933

Rancher, freighter, Deputy Sheriff and Tax Assessor, Yavapai County. RUSSELL, HUBBARD, 1885-1963 California rancher active in National Cattlemen’s Association.

SALAZAR, GUADALUPE, 1894-1976

Rancher in Aravaipa Canyon. SAMANIEGO, MARIONO G., 1844-1907 Member of Arizona Legislature, U. of A. Board of Regents, lived in the Tucson area. SANDERS, ALBERT G., 1866- Globe rancher.


SANDS, LOUIS M., 1875-1941 Glendale rancher, meat packer, sheepman and longtime Chevrolet car dealer. SANFORD, JAMES THOMAS, 1880-1971 Ranched in the Klondyke and Geronimo areas. SAXON, HARRY J., 1882-1964 Mayor of Willcox, President of Arizona Cattle Growers Association. SCHOCK, RAYMOND LEROY, 1880- Santa Cruz County rancher. SCHULZE, EDWARD GODFREY, 1883-1949 Ranched in Globe-Miami area. SEARS, J. M., 1843-1937 Ranched on the Verde River above Ft. McDowell in 1878. SEIBOLD, FRANK JOHN, 1871-1939 Patagonia rancher.

SHARTZER, DILLARD O., 1885-1962 Ranched in the Winkleman, Dripping Springs area.


SHATTUCK, LEMUEL COOVER, 1866-1938 Connected with BarBoot Cattle Co. and mining in Cochise County. SHEPHERD, EUGENE NELSON, 1873-1947 Partner in Arivaca Land and Cattle Co.

SLAUGHTER, JOHN, 1842-1922 Cattleman and famous Sheriff in Cochise County. SMITH, FLOYD N., 1899- Associated with the Salt River Project. SMITH, JAMES MARTIN. 1892- Son of Lot Smith, active in farming, ranching and State politics.

SNURE, BENJAMIN PAUL, 1884- Homesteaded at Apache in Cochise County. SORRELLS, AHIRA BUTLER, 1938-1907 Ranched at Harshaw, Cochise County. SOTO, FRANCISCO CUESTA, 1876-1946 Spanish-born, sent to Cuba with army. Later ranched in Bullhead-Topock area. SOTO, RUDOLFO Son of Don Ramon Soto, wealthy Tucson rancher. SPEIDEN, JACK, 1900-1970 Southern Arizona rancher, candidate for Governor. SPURLOCK, RANSOM CROCKETT, 1893-1967 Ranched in the Pleasant Valley area. STACY, FRED AUSTIN, 1876-1956 Greenlee County rancher. STEELE, THOMAS, 1840-1916 Willcox area rancher. Married Elizabeth Kirkland, first Anglo child born in Arizona. STEIGER, SAM Yavapai rancher and U.S. Congressman. STEPHENS, GEORGE DICKSON, 1884- Ranched in the Douglas area. STEVENS, GEORGE H., -1908


STEVENS, VIKKI San Carlos Indian woman, first Indian woman to graduate from U. of A. Medical School.

STEVENSON, CARL Red Rock rancher and cattle feeder. STEVENSON, WILLIAM R. FAMILY Includes William R. (95 in 1974) and Nelson Stevenson, Mgr. of Arizona National Livestock Show.

STILES, BARNETT, 1867-1914 Cowboy with Aztec Land Cattle Co. (Hashknife) when it first brought cattle to Arizona.

STRADLING, WILLIAM, 1824-1912

English-born and converted to Mormonisin there. Came to Utah, finally settled in St. Johns in 1881. SWILLING, JOHN W. “JACK”, -1878 One of the first to irrigate crops in Salt River valley.


TAYLOR, RICHARD TEAL, 1872-1965 Long-time Payson rancher. TENNEY, SAMUEL BENJAMIN 1858-1-949 Northern Arizona rancher. THODE, EARL ERNEST, 1900-1964 Rancher in Casa Grande and a member of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys’ Association. THOMPSON, JOHN ALLEN, 1893- Registered Hereford rancher in Yavapai and Apache Counties. THORNBURG, WAYNE Maricopa County farwer and rancher. THURBER, HAROLD B., 1896- Prominent Registered Hereford rancher; ranched in Greaterville (near Sonoita) TOVREA FAMILY Includes Edward Ambrose, 1861-1932, who started meat packing businesses in Arizona; later established Tovrea’s Packing Plant in Phoenix. TOWNSEND, HACK Trapper and rancher in Mexico, store owner in Arivaca.


TRAYNOR. A. M. (CURLEY), 1896-1974 Lived in Silver City, N. Mexico.

TSO, ALVIN

President of Lechee chapter of 325 Navajos on the Navajo Reservation. TUCKER, GABRIEL KENDRICK, 1858-1926 Rancher in Tonto Basin-Globe area.

TURLEY, FRED ANDREW, 1895- Ranched in Snowflake area, TURNER, TOM Associated with Greene Cattle Co. and the Vail Cattle Co.

TURVILLE, E. S., 1877-1964 Yavapai County Agriculture Agent, UDALL FAMILY Includes Stewart L., Morris K. and Gay - prominent Arizona pioneer family, active in national politics. UPSHAW, GEORGE, 1882-1951 Winkleman area rancher. VAIL, WALTER L. FAMILY Owners of the Empire Ranch. Folder contains letters written in 1875-76-77’. VOIGT, ALFRED, 1890- Forester and rancher WALKER, IRVIN HENRY, 1884- Camp Verde rancher. WALKER, TOMMY, 1908- Wagoner and Glendale rancher. WALLACE, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 1860-1946 Was Manager of the Aztec Land and Cattle Co. in 1900. WEATHERSBY, JACOB PROSPECT, 1874-1930 Cattle and goat rancher in Klondyke area. WEAVER, PAULINE, 1800- Scout, Trapper, Guide c. 1830


WEBB, FAMILY Includes Anderson Cone, President of Arizona Cattle Growers’ Assoc.; Milton ‘Bud’, President of same organization; and Carl, active in range conservation. Early Gila County ranching family. WEEKES, FREDERICK CHARLES, 1865-1949 Rancher in Mesa and Superstition Mt. areas. WEIN FAMILY Dos Cabezas ranchers.

BOX 13A BIOGRAPHICAL FILES

WETZLER, JULIUS, 1868-1938 German-born Holbrook businessman and rancher WHELAN, BILLY, 1872-1975 Cowboy on Sierra Bonita Ranch, Cochise County.

WHITE, JAMES ABLE, 1887-1967 Aravaipa Canyon rancher. WILLS, THOMAS NELSON, 1866-1940 Pioneer cattleman, member of Constitutional Convention, and member of Buffalo Bill’s Rodeo troupe. WILLSON, ROSCOE Writer who wrote biographies for back cover of the Arizona Cattlelog prior to Schaus. WILSON, GEORGE STONE, 1887-1957 Started a dude ranch in Oracle in 1924. WILSON, T. M. (TED) Owned Mariposa Ranch in Nogales. WILTBANKS, WILLIAM ELLIS, 1875-1966 Ranched in Eager-Springerville area. WINGFIELD FAMILY Includes William Gilmore, 1843-1931; Charlie, David, and Kenneth. Long-time ranching family in Camp Verde. WINTERS, CRILL MILLER, 1887-1960 Globe rancher. WOOD BROTHERS Fred and Cliff Wood were ranchers in Aravaipa Canyon.


WOODDELL, DE LESLIE, 1890-1966 Nogales rancher. YOAS, BIRD GREGORIO, 1876-1958 . Southern Arizona rancher who raised bloodhounds and Paint horses. Timer with Tucson rodeo for 17 yrs. YOUNG, A. C. “TOT”, 1874-1965 Prescott area pioneer. YOUNG, LEN, 1870-1930 Camp Verde rancher.

YOUNG, LYLE, 1907-1970 Banker and agriculturist. YOUNG, OLA, 1875-1966 First school teacher in Pleasant Valley. Cattlewoman for 60 years, storekeeper and Postmistress for 50 years.

ZACHARIAE, FREDERIK, 1872-1957 His grandmother was daughter of Frederik IV King of Denmark in 1808. Zachariae immigrated, came to Pleasant Valley in 1894. ZELLWEGER, JOHN HENRY, 1885-1966 Florence area businessman and rancher. Owner of Teacup Ranch.

BOX 13B MISCELLANEOUS BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL BOX 14A ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS ASSOCIATION CORRESPONDENCE

(ACGA) FOLDERS 1-22: ACGA Correspondence, 1925-1979 FOLDER 23: ACGA Correspondence with Arizona Governors FOLDER 24: ACGA Correspondence with persons in Washington, D.C. FOLDER 25: Correspondence with Richard Schaus relating to ACGA business FOLDER 26: Correspondence relating to Arizona Cattlelog FOLDER 27: 1896-1938 Letters, Bills and Miscellaneous relating to the ACGA FOLDER 28: 1874-1905 Letters, Bills and Miscellaneous indirectly relating to ACGA

BOX 14B ACGA WEEKLY MARKET REPORT AND NEWSLETTERS

FOLDER 1: 1922-1929 FOLDER 2: 1974-1975 LOOSE IN FILE BOX: 1977-1981


BOX 15 HISTORIES OF AMERICAN, ARIZONA, & COUNTY CATTLE GROWERS’ ASSOCIATIONS

FOLDER 1: American National Cattlemen’s Association FOLDER 2: Aravaipa Cattle Growers Association (later merged with Cochise-Graham) FOLDER 3: ACGA and its beginnings, 1884-1923 FOLDER 4: ACGA Convention and meeting programs FOLDER 5: ACGA Conventions FOLDER 6: Minutes of ACGA Directors’ meetings FOLDER 7: ACGA financial statement, 1943 FOLDER 8: Cochise County Cattle Growers Association FOLDER 9: Coconino County Cattle Growers Association FOLDER 10: Gila County Cattle Growers’ Association FOLDER 11: Greenlee County Cattle Growers’ Association FOLDER 12: Pinal County Cattle Growers’ Association FOLDER 13: Navajo Cattle Growers’ Association (Indian) FOLDER 14: Apache Cattle Growers Association (Indian) FOLDER 15: Anchor 7 Cattle Growers Association

BOX 16 BRANDS

FOLDER 1: Apache County, 1879-1897 FOLDER 2: Gila County, 1881-1897 FOLDER 3: Old Brand Certificates, 1897-1910 FOLDER 4: Territorial Brand Book Supplements (Original) FOLDER 5: Territorial Brand Book Supplements, #2 and #3, 1898 FOLDER 6: Territorial Brand Book Supplement, #4, 1899 FOLDER 7: Territorial Brand Book Supplements #7 and #8 FOLDER 8: Territorial Brand Book Supplements, #9 and #10

(Folders 5,6,7, and 8 are copies of Folder 4) FOLDER 9: Territorial Brand Book, 1898 FOLDER 10: Yavapai County Stock Growers’ Brand Book FOLDER 11: Miscellaneous Brand notes FOLDER 12: Aravaipa and Cochise Cattle Growers’ brands FOLDERS 13-16: Lists of names, Aarca through Zunich, with brands

BOX 17 CATTLE AND RANCHING TOPICS

FOLDER 1: Barzona cattle FOLDER 2: Brahman cattle FOLDER 3: Cattle Diseases FOLDER 4: Cattle ranching in Arizona FOLDER 5: Cattle Trails FOLDER 6: Conservation FOLDER 7: Cowboy’s Saddle FOLDER 8: Coyotes FOLDER 9: Economics of Cattle Raising FOLDER 10: Economics of Cattle Raising FOLDER 11: Feed Lots and Auction Yards FOLDER 12: Forest Fires FOLDER 13: Importing-Exporting Cattle


FOLDER 14: Land Appraisals and Lending FOLDER 15: Land Grants FOLDER 16: Legend of the Lariat FOLDER 17: Lion Hunting FOLDER 18: Longhorn Cattle FOLDER 19: Packers and Stockyards Act FOLDER 20: Prescribed Burning FOLDER 21: Public Lands FOLDER 22: Barnes, Will C., The Story of the Range

BOX 18 CATTLE AND RANCHING TOPICS cont.

FOLDER 23: Range Forage and Soil Research FOLDER 24; Rustling FOLDER 25: Rustling - Transcript of Pinal Co. Trial, 1904 FOLDER 26: Water FOLDER 27: Wilderness FOLDER 28: Miscellaneous Cattle articles

BOX 19 ORGANIZATIONS RELATED TO CATTLE INDUSTRY

FOLDER 1: Arizona Beef Council FOLDER 2: Arizona Cattle Feeders’ Association FOLDER 3: Arizona Feeds FOLDER 4: Arizona Game and Fish Department FOLDER 5: Arizona Hereford Association FOLDER 6: Arizona Historical Society FOLDER 7: Arizona Pioneer Cattlemen FOLDER 8: Arizona Society of Range Management FOLDER 9: Border Patrol FOLDER 10: Brahman Cattle Breeders’ Association FOLDER 11: Bureau of Land Management FOLDER 12: Cowboy Camp Meetings FOLDER 13: National Cowboy Hall of Fame FOLDER 14: Quarter Horses and American Quarter Horse Association FOLDER 15: Sheep Sanitary Commission of Arizona FOLDER 16: Southern Arizona Protective Association FOLDER 17: U.S. Department of Agriculture - information FOLDER 18: U.S. Forest Service FOLDER 19: University of Arizona

BOX 20 MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS RELATING TO ARIZONA’S EARLY DAYS

FOLDER 1: Arizona Politics FOLDER 2: Arizona Rangers FOLDER 3: Art and Artists FOLDER 4: Buffalo FOLDER 5: Camels FOLDER 6: Ostriches FOLDER 7: Texas Rangers FOLDER 8: Land Barons


FOLDER 9: Mountain Men FOLDER 10: El Paso Livestock Journal, 1916 FOLDER 11: Medicine in Arizona FOLDER 12: Mining FOLDER 13: Pony Express FOLDER 14: Prairie Fires FOLDER 15: Stagecoach. FOLDER 16: Texas Cowboy FOLDER 17: Hoof and Horns clippings FOLDER 18: Horses, miscellaneous FOLDER 19: Miscellaneous clippings FOLDER 20: Starr, Belle FOLDER 21: Kidder, Jeff FOLDER 22: White, James FOLDER 23: Smith, Jedehiah, 1799 FOLDER 24: Ringo, John FOLDER 25: Pancho Villa FOLDER 26: Billy the Kid FOLDER 27: Hart, Pearl, 1871 FOLDER 28: Earp, Wyatt FOLDER 29: Spanish vocabulary FOLDER 30: Mexico FOLDER 31: Poetry FOLDER 32: Printing - Pastoral Letter - Bishop of Sonora NOTEBOOK: California

BOX 21 INFORMATION ON PLACES IN ARIZONA

FOLDER 1: Apache Trail FOLDER 2: Mo FOLDER 3: Arbuckle FOLDER 4: Aravaipa FOLDER 5: Arivaca FOLDER 6: Arizona Forts FOLDER 7: Arizona Territory-Miscellaneous FOLDER 8: Bisbee FOLDER 9: Calabasas FOLDER 10: Callville FOLDER 11: Camp Rucker FOLDER 12: Charleston FOLDER 13: Del Rio FOLDER 14: Clifton FOLDER 15: Cochise County FOLDER 16: Dos Cabezas FOLDER 17: Douglas FOLDER 18: Eager FOLDER 19: Florence FOLDER 20: Globe FOLDER 21: Greenlee County


FOLDER 22: Greer & Lee Valley FOLDER 23: Harshaw FOLDER 24: Helvetia FOLDER 25; Jerome FOLDER 26: Miami FOLDER 27: Mineral Strip FOLDER 28: Nogales FOLDER 29: Oracle FOLDER 30: Oro FOLDER 31: Paradise FOLDER 32: Patagonia FOLDER 33: Phoenix FOLDER 34: Pine FOLDER 35: Pleasant Valley FOLDER 36: Redfield Canyon FOLDER 37: Safford FOLDER 38: Santa Cruz County FOLDER 39: Sonoita FOLDER 40: Superstition bits. FOLDER 41: Tombstone FOLDER 42: Tonto Basin FOLDER 43: Tubac FOLDER 44: Tucson FOLDER 45: Tyrone (N.Mex.) FOLDER 46: Tumacocori FOLDER 47: Why FOLDER 48: Winkleman FOLDER 49: Yuma county

BOX 22 RANCHES IN ARIZONA AND INFORMATION ON RANCH SALES

FOLDER 1: Appleton Research Ranch FOLDER 2: Aztec Land and Cattle Company (Hashknife) FOLDER 3: Baca Grant (Colorado) FOLDER 4: Baca Float Ranch FOLDER 5: Bar U Bar Ranch FOLDER 6: Brusally Ranch FOLDER 7: Buenas Aires Ranch FOLDER 8: Canoa Ranch FOLDER 9: Cooley Ranch FOLDER 10: Coyote Springs Ranch FOLDER 11: Del Rio Ranch FOLDER 12: Empire Ranch FOLDER 13: Fourr Ranch FOLDER 14: Long Meadow Ranch FOLDER 15: Miller and Lux. Inc. FOLDER 16: Rail X Ranch FOLDER 17: Ranch Sales. 1894-1903 FOLDER 18: Rancho Sacatal


FOLDER 19: Reavis Ranch FOLDER 20: Ritter Ranch FOLDER 21: San Rafael Cattle Company FOLDER 22: Santa Rita Ranch FOLDER 23: Sierra Bonita Ranch FOLDER 24: Sopori Ranch FOLDER 25: Tanque Verde Ranch FOLDER 26: Tombstone Land and Cattle Company FOLDER 27: Vermejo Ranch (N. Mex.) FOLDER 28: Wagon Rod Ranch FOLDER 29: Yolo Ranch FOLDER 30: Miscellaneous ranches

BOX 23 OBITUARIES OF RANCHING PEOPLE (not in biographical files)

This is a small document box containing a loose leaf notebook. The notebook is filled with newspaper clippings of obituaries of Arizona ranching families. These people are not in the biographical files.

BOX 24 MISCELLANEOUS

FOLDER 1: Richard Schaus personal correspondence FOLDER 2: Remedies, Novelties, Recipes - book put out by ACGA FOLDER 3: Forts and Missions, not in Arizona FOLDER 4: Book catalogues and articles about books FOLDER 5: Valley National Bank quarterly reports (3) FOLDER 6: Arizona National Livestock Show premium Book FOLDER 7: Horsemen of the West - Jo Mora FOLDER 8: Flags over Arizona - Larry Toschik FOLDER 9: Notebook listing books in Schaus Collection

BOX 25 “IN THE MEMORY OF A MAN”

This box contains the memories of Artisan Leslie Peck, a long-time Nogales area resident. BOX 26 INDIANS

FOLDER 1: Apache - general information FOLDER 2: Hopis - general information FOLDER 3: Navajos - general information FOLDER 4: Paiutes - general information FOLDER 5: Papagos - general informatio FOLDER 6: Miscellaneous

BOX 27 ARIZONA LIVESTOCK SANITARY BOARD MINUTES OF MEETINGS

FOLDER 1: History FOLDER 2: Meetings, 1871-1896 FOLDER 3: Meeting, 1897 FOLDER 4: Meetings. 1901-1904 FOLDER 5: Meetings, 1905. 1906, 1907


FOLDER 6: Meetings. 1910, 1923 FOLDER 7: Meetings, 1925, 1926, 1927

BOX 28 MICROFILM AND TAPES “A”: Cochise County

Marks and Brands B. 1 P. 418-556 Spanish Land Claims B. 1 P. 1-156 Bonds and Leases B. 1 and 2 Millsites B. 1 P. 1-521

“B”: Cochise County

Transcribed Records of Mines B. 7 P. 220-640 Separate Property of Married Women B. 1 P. 1-12 Record of Co-Partnership B. 1 and 2 Marks and Brands B. 1 p. 1-417

“C”: Reel #196

Transcribed Record of Mines B. 7 P. 22-640, 1879 (p.404-409 blank) Separate Property of Married Women B. 1. P. 1-12 Record of Co-Partnership B. 1. P. 1-379, 1885

B. 2 P. 1-214, 1925 1. Reel to Reel long-playing tape. Kingston Smallhouse tells the history of the town of Redington in the San Pedro Valley. Tape made in 1969. Smallhouse married a Bayless, related to Henry J. Bayless, 1884 settler inRedington. 2. Ninety minute cassette - “Harshaw Article”, Nov. 26, 197 BOX 29: PHOTOGRAPHS Folders 1-80 contain pictures that were withdrawn from the Biographical Files (with a few exceptions). A folder may contain pictures of the person named, and/or cattle and ranch scenes. Some of these pictures may be duplicated in the photograph scrapbooks. Sizes of photographs are approximate. Folders 81-114 contain pictures relating to organizations and to miscellaneous topics linked to the cattle business. FOLDER 1: AGUIRRE, HIGINIO BELTRAN, 1876-1960 1-2. Aguirre, 5x7, 4x6 3. 27 cowboys horseback, 5x7 4. 5 wagon trains, 5x7

AHUMADO, RAMON 1868-1926 1. Ahumado, 1900, 4x7 2. Ahumado with child and horse, 5x7 3. Ahumado, horseback, 1912, 4x6

ALKIRE, FRANK, 1865- 1. Alkire in Nat’l Guard Uniform, 1902, 4x4 2. Alkire ranch, north of New River, 5x7


AMADO, ANTONIO, 1874-1968 1-3. Amado, 7x9, 2x3, 4x6

AMALONG, JAMES LEWIS, 1857-1913 1. Amalong and wife Lottie Green, 1882, 5x7

ANGULO, GABRIEL, 1869-1937 1. Angulo with Ramon Ahumado, 5x7

APPLETON, FRANK 1-2. Photos of Frank and Ariel Appleton and 4 children, 3x5

FOLDER 2: ARMER, HENRY, 1826-1909 1-2. Henry and Lucinda Armer, 2x3, 3x5 3-5. Frank Jr., Frank, Sr., Margaret Armer, Laura Griffen, 4x5 6. Cone Webb and Margaret Armer Webb, 4x5 7-8. Frank Armer, Sr., Franklin Bruce, Ken Chilton, Floyd Sasser, 2x2, 8x10 9. Irene Armer Evans, 1963 6x7 10-11. Jim Armer, 1968, 1973, 2x3 FOLDER 3: ARNOLD, CARL 1. Arnold, roping, 8x10 2. Arnold and son Arthur, roping 8x10 3. Arthur Arnold, 8x10

AROS, ANTONIO, 1824-1911 1. Grandfather of Aros, 5x7 2. Estevan Aros (Unc1e), 5x8

FOLDER 4: BABBITT, JOHN 1. Babbitt, 1950, 5x7 2. Babbitt, Lynn Laney, Richard Harvill, Donald Kennedy, O.D.Miller, 1965 8xl0 3. Richard Harvill, Babbitt, 8x10 4. John, Jr., John. Sr., Betty Babbitt, Fred Fritz, 3x4 5. Babbitt Ranch, 4x6 6. Billy Babbitt, 1x1 7. Babbitt cowboys, Bobby Fullbright, Frank Banks, Rufus Arynn, 4x8

FOLDER 5: BARD, F. N., 1. Bard, 3x4 2-3 Barzona Cattle, 4x5 4. Bard Ranch, Kirkland, 8x10 5. Bard Hall, 8x10


BARK, JAMES E. 1. Bark, 1910, 2x3 2. Bark with fish, 1933, 4x6 3. Bark, 1938, 2x3

BARNETT, FRED 1. Barnett, 1950, 8x10

BAYLESS, CHARLES HENRY, 1863-1938 1. Bayless, 1x2 2. Bayless and Berkelew Ranch, 1903, 5x7 FOLDER 6: BILLINGSLEY, CECIL CLINTON, 1889-1954 1. Billingsley, 1x2 2. Buck Billingsley, 1959, 4x6 3. Billingsley children, 3x4

BIXBY, STEVE, 1907 1-2. Bixby, 5x7 3. Bixby, Jack Martin, Roland Jones, Felton Weekes, 3x6 4. Steve Bixby, Jr. and Jess H. Stevens, 3x5 5-18. Pictures of cattle ranch headquarters and sales, various sizes FOLDER 7: BOGLE, JACKSON 1. Jackson, 2x3 BOHME, LOUIS WILLIAM. 1883- 1. Bohme, W.E. Bohme, P.F. Bohme, c. 1956, 4x6 FOLDER 8: BOICE, HENRY GUDGELL FAMILY 1. Boice, 1894-1979, 4x6 2. Boice, 1965, 8x10 3. Boice and Frank “Pancho” Boice, 8x10 4. Boice, Chas. Pickrell, Steve Bixby, 3x4 5. Mr. and Mrs. Boice, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mitchell 3x4 6. Boice, “Pancho” Boice, Mary Souder, 3x5 7. Boice at Arizona National Livestock Show, 4x6 8. Mrs. Frank Boice, Abbie Keith, 1950, 4x6 9. Frank Boice, Sr. (father of “Pancho”) 4x6 10. Boice, Frank, Sr., Bob Boice, c.1951, 5x7 11. Fred Boice, 8x10 12. Fred Boice children, 8x10 13. Bob and Miriam Boice and 2 children, 4x6 14. Frank, Jr., Bob and Grant Boice, 3x3 15. Frank, Jr. and Henry Boice, 3x3 16. Jack Rubel, 3x4


17. Rubel children and “Twinkletoes” 3x4 18. Grant Boice, Tim Webb, 3x4 19. Frank Boice, Jr., 2x3 20-21. Grant Boice at Arizona National Livestock Show, 5x7 22. Bob Boice children, 3x3 23-24. Chiricahua camp, 1912, 2x7, 5x7 25. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Boice, Joe Goff, Frank Boice, Jr., 5x7 26. Anxiety 4th, 6x8 27. Fred Boice, 5x7 28. Frank Boice, Jr., horseback, 8x10 29-30. Frank Boice, Jr., with prize bull 5x7 31. Grant Boice, 5x7 32. Bob Boice, 5x7 33. Boice, Pete Bidegain, Frank Boice, Jr., 3x3 34. Miriam Boice, Mary and Ed Souder, 4x6 35. Bob Boice and Gila Co. Cattle Growers’ officers, 3x4 36. Scene of Rail X Ranch, 8x10 37. Boice and cattle, 3x5 38-43. Scenes of working cattle on Boice ranch, 8x10 44-47. Sonoita & Elgin landscapes, 3x3 48. Boice garden in Tucson, 8x10 FOLDER 9: BRENA ROSARIO, 1854-1913 1. Brena, 4x5 BROCKETT, BRUCE, 1897-1971 1. Bruce and Fritzi Brockett, 1960, 8x10 2. Summer headquarters, Brockett ranch, 5x7 3. Nephew Bill Sullivan and wife, Shirley, 8x10 BROWN, J.P.S. 1. Brown, 5x7

FOLDER 10: BROWNING, ERNEST 1. Browning, 4x5 2. Browning, Ted Lee, Ray Cowden, Stuart Krentz, Abbie Keith, 4x5 3. Browning, Jim Brooks, John McBoyle, 5x7 4. Browning, Jim Armer, Will Orndorf, Earl Platt, 4x4 5. Browning, 3x4 6. Browning. Rob Hooper, Joe Blair, Joe Entz, Dan Clarke, 1x4 7. Browning, Krentz, Brad Stewart, Ray Cowden, Ted Lee, Bill Davis, 2x3 8-12. General scenes of working cattle, 3x4 13. Browning and Fred Kennedy, 5x7 14. Browning 5x7


FOLDER 11: BUNDY, ROY 1. 7 pictures on 8x10 sheet. Not well identified. BURX, JESS L. 1. Burk, 2x3 BUSENBARK, JACKSON, 1875-1948 1. Busenbark, 8x10 2. Busenbark and wife, 5x7 3. Family, 4x5 4. Five cowboys, 4x10 5. Martha and Joseph Busenbark, 1877, 5x7 6. 1912 Round-up crew, 5x7 7. 1895, pumping water by donkey, 5x7 FOLDER 12: BUTLER, VINCE 1. Butler, 4x5 2. Butler, Roger Pearce, Brad Hurt, 4x5 3. Group includes Butler, 4x6 4. Butler, Gerald Stairs, Bill Davis, 2x4 5. Butler and daughter 3x3 6. Butler and Earl Horrell, 3x5 7-8. Butler, 3x4 9. Butler and Dan Clarke, 3x5 10. Butler, 5x7 11-15. Ranch and cattle scenes - various sizes FOLDER 13: BUZAN 1. Unidentified, 3x4 CAMPBELL, JACK AND BILL 1. Jack Campbell with Charolais, 1963, 4x6 2. Bill Campbell, 2x3 CARDON, BARTLEY P. 1. Cardon, 2x3 2. Cardon and Omer Peck, 8x10 3-6. Cardon, 8x10 FOLDER 14: CARTER, JAMES OLIVER, 1868-1942 1. Carter, horseback, 5x7 2. “Brown Dick” horse, 1946, 5x7 3. “Little Sister” horse, 1951, 5x7 4. Connie Carter with “Old Jeff”, 1951, 5x7 5. Carter Homestead, Wagoner, 8x10


6. Cort Carter Ranch, Walnut Grove, 8x10 FOLDER 15: CARTWRIGHT, JACKSON MANFORD, 1866- 1-2. Cartwright, 1948, 3x3 3. Cartwright, 3x3 4. Cartwright and son Jack, 4x6 5. Cartwright steer, 4x4 6. Cartwright and Frank Armer, 6x6 7. Cartwright, O.L. McDaniel, Cartwright’s grandson Allen, and Jack Cartwright, 8x10 6. Cartwright and Governor McFarland, 8x10 9. Cartwright 4x6 10. Cartwright with award, 4x5 FOLDER 16: CARUTHERS, EDWARD GURLEY, 1863-1918 1. Brangus bull, 3x3 2. 3 pictures of cattle, 2x3 CAVNESS, THOMAS JASPER, 1878-1946 1. Cavness, 3x4 2. Cavness, Sue Cavness, 8x10 CHAUNCEY, TOM 1. Chauncey at Arizona National Livestock Show, 8x10 2. Mrs. Tom Chauncey, 3x3 3. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chauncey, 3x3 FOLDER 17: CHILSON, CHARLES LEONARD, 1894- 1. Chilson, 1961, 4x5 CHILSON, ERNEST 1-7. Chilson, various sizes 8. Evelyn Chilson, 5x7 9. Chilson, Nelson Crow, Dan Clarke, 4x6 10. Chilson and Sen. Seaton, 5,c7 11. Chilson, Max Layton, John Hall, 5x7 12. Chilson, Albert Mitchell, Rad Hall, 8x10 13. 5 pictures on an 8x10 sheet, all including Chilson 14. Meteor Crater on Chilson ranch, 8x10 15. Chilson, Evelyn Chilson, Abbie Keith, 4x6 16-24. Ranch and cattle scenes, various sizes 25. Chilson, 1969, Range Management meeting, 3x5 FOLDER 18: CLARIDGE, WILFORD HOPKINS, 1871-1951 1. Mrs. Ray Claridge and Bill McMillan, 4x4 2. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Claridge, 4x5


CLARKE, PHILLIP M., 1888-1963 I. Clarke, Dan Clarke, Phil, Jr., 2x5 2. Dan Clarke. 4x5 3. Dan Clarke, Nelson Crow, Ernest Chilson, 5x7 CLARKE, RICHARD HARRISON 1. Clarke, 1880, 5x7 2. Clarke. 1880, 4x5 CLINE, GEORGE TURNBALL, 1886-1976 1. Not identified, 3x5 2. Ken Anderson, 5x7 3. “Prissy” winning at Rillito, 1940, 5x7 4-5. Cline and Chester Cooper, 1952, 4x5 COKER, ELMER WALTON, 1875-1935 1. Elmer Coker (son of Elmer Walton), Sid Moeur, 1963, 5x7 2. Elmer Coker, Judge Wm. Truman, 1965, 5x7 COLCORD, WILLIAN CLAY 1. Frank Colcord with horse. 5x7 FOLDER 19: CONWAY, EDWARD F., 1889-1963 1. Conway, 4x6 2. Clarence Conway, daughter Sue, Fred Chilson and son Johnny, 4x5 3. Edward F., E.C. and Clarence Conway, 4x7 COOPER, CHESTER HORACE, 1895- 1. Cooper and George Cline, 1952, 4x5 CORNELIUS, PAUL 1. Cornelius. 5x7 2. Dr. Chas. and Betty Cornelius, 4x5 3. Children of Dr. Chas. Cornelius. 4x5 4. Bud Parrish, Bob Pringle, 3x5 5. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Horrell, 8x10 6-11. Cornelius auction scenes, 8x10 FOLDER 20: COUGHLIN, JAMES 1. Hereford cattle, 3x9 2-3. Coughlin at ranch, 3x3, 1x2 4. Past presidents of Yavapai Cattle Growers’, 4x5


COWAN, RALPH, 1899-1977 1. Cowan with others, 8x10 2. Bill and Cordy Cowan, 4x5 3. Ralph Cowan’s father, 2x3 4. Cowan and 1948 Legislature, 3x5 5-11. Cowan and ranch scenes, 3x3 FOLDER 21: COWDEN, EFTON RAY 1. Cowden, 4x5 2. Cowden with Walter Fathauer, 3x3 3. Cowden, Krentz, Stewart, Browning, Lee, 2x3 4. Cowden and Richard Harvill, 6x8 5. Cowden, Harvill, Margaret Knight, Vivian Boysen, 6x9 6. Cowden, Mrs. Cowden, Mrs. W. C. McClure, Miss Christie Cowden, 6x7 7. Cowden and ?, 2x2 8. Cowden and Frank Armer, 1x4 9-15. Cowden cattle in feedlots, 3x5 16. Feedlot cattle, 8x10 17. Farm pump on Tolleson ranch, 8x10 18-20. Brush eradication, 3x5 21. Cowden and Ralph Hooker, 3x3 22-23. Calves on Seligman ranch, 1961, 1962, 3x6 24. Spring on Cowden ranch, 4x6 25. Cowden, Vince Butler, Bill McMillan, 3x4 26. Cowden and Ted Spurlock, 3x5 27. Cowden City Park, 2x3 FOLDER 22: CROZIER, SAMUEL 1. Frank Crozier, 3x4 CULLEY, MATT 1. Mr. and Mrs. Culley, 8x10 CURRY, ROLAND 1. Curry, 1958, 4x5 DAILY, BRADFORD FAMILY 1-2. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Daily, 5x7, 2x3 3-4. Frank Daily home, Daily ranch, 5x7, 2x3 DAVIS, SHORTY 1. Davis, 1961, 4x5 FOLDER 23: DAVIS, WILLIAM J., 1877-1963 1. Davis, 5x7 2. Davis, Ed Echols, W.L. Stevenson, Frank Wootan, 8x10


3. Unidentified picnic scene, 5x7 4. Unidentified group of men, 8x10 DAY FAMILY 1. Alan Day and Sandra Day O’Connor, 2x4 DE LA OSSA, ANTONIO, 1938-1902 1. De La Ossa, 3x5 DENNY, WILLIAM CLARENCE, 1892- 1. James, Dick, W.H., and Wm. Clarence Denny, 2x3 2. Clarence Denny, 6x9 3. Ranch scene, 6x9 DOBSON FAMILY 1. H. Clifford Dobson, 4x5 FOLDER 24: ECHEVERRIA, MIGUEL I. Echeverria, 3x5 ELLISON, “SLIM” FAMILY 1. Mr. and Mrs. Travis Ellison, Levi Granthan, 4x6 2. 1898 Ranch scene - Jesse Ellison, 2x6 3. Jesse Ellison, 4x6 FOLDER 25: ELLSWORTH, REX 1. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ellsworth, 4x6 2. Ellsworth children, 4x6 3. Ellsworth and “Misch” Tenney, 5x7 4-11. Pictures of Swaps (Kentucky Derby winner) and other Ellsworth horses, various sizes 12-16. Ellsworth’s Chino, CA ranch, various sizes FOLDER 26: EDBACH, HARRY, 1887- 1. Embach with Harry Bonsall, 8x10 BOX 30: PHOTOGRAPHS FOLDER 27: FAIN FAMILY 1. Dan Pain, 1x2 2. Norman Fain, 3x4 3-4. Cowboys and Norman Fain, 8x10 5-8. Billy Fain, various size pictures 9-12. Norman Fain children, 3x4 13-17. Headquarters and ranch scenes, various sizes


FOLDER 28: FARRELL, RICHARD, 1847-1931 I. Eleven ranch scenes on one, 8x10 2. Farrell with Governor Geo. W. P. Hunt, 4x5 3. Farrell home at Harshaw, 5x7 4. Farrell, 4x5 FATHAUER, WALTER 1. Fathauer and Dr. Bruce Taylor, 5x6 2-5. Cattle and cowboys, 4x5 FEENEY, ALAN 1-3. Feeney and “Milky Way” cattle, 8x10, 4x8, 4x6 4. Mrs. Feeney and Don McCarthy, 3x5 FILLEMAN, HOWARD 1. Mrs. Bessie Filleman, 2x2 FOLDER 29: FINLEY, JAMES, 1891-1970 1. Mr. and Mrs. Finley and Frank Owenby 4x5 2. Finley and Rose Fulton, 3x3 3. Group picture, 2x3 4-9. Finley Quarter horses, various sizes FOLDER 30: FISH, E. N. 1. Fish, 5x7 FLAKE, WILLIAM J. FAMILY 1. Flake on horseback, 5x7 2. Flake, 4x5 FLIEGER, JO 1-7. Painted Cave Ranch scenes, 5x7, 3x3 8-10. Headquarters, various sizes 11. Jo and Gussie Flieger, 4x5 12-18. ACGA meeting at Flieger’s ranch, 1961, 4x5 19-25. Aravaipa Canyon scenes, 1969, 3x3 FOURR, BILLY 1. Fourr, 4x5 FOLDER 31: FOX, KEL 1. Fox, 1x3 2. Jefferson Fox, 5x7


3. Fox and group with Governor Goddard, 8x10 4-11. Headquarter scenes, 8x10 12-16. Cattle scenes, 4x5 FOLDER 32: FRAZIER, CARRIE, 1881-1973 1. Sam Frazier, 3x3 2-3. Frazier’s bottle collection, 4x5 FREEMAN, COLUMBUS REED, 1872-1962 1-2. Freeman, 3x3, 4x5 FOLDER 33: FRITZ, FRED 1-2. Portraits of Fritz, 5x7, 3x4 3-4. Kathleen and Fred Fritz, 5x7 5-6. Katherine Fritz, 3x5 7-8. Fritz with others, 5x7 9. Katherine Fritz. Florence Gilpin, Mrs. E. Patterson, 3x4 10-12. Group pictures at Fritz home, 3x4 FOLDER 34: GASTELUM, SANTIAGO O., 1883-1965 1. Manuel Gastelum portrait, 1852-1915, 5x7 GLENN, IRA DEAN FAMILY 1. Ira Dean Glenn portrait, 4x5 2. Marvin Glenn, 3x5 GODFREY, GEORGE 1. Godfrey, Fred Fritz, Abbie Keith, 5x7 GREER FAMILY 1. Greer Ranch, Arza Greer and son, 1964, 4x5 GREENE, WILLIAM CORNELL 1. Ranch house at Locheil, 8x10 2. Greene Cattle Company sign, 8x10 3. Greene Cattle Company ranch scene, 4x6 4. Group of cowboys, before 1889, include John Slaughter, 4x6 FOLDER 35: GRIFFEN, THOMAS 1. Griffen, 2x2 2. Griffen and Walter Armer, 8x10


GROSVENOR, HORACE 1. Ranch headquarters, 1865, 4x5 FOLDER 35: GROUNDS, W.F, “BUD” FAMILY 1-2. W. F. Grounds, 2x3, 4x6 3. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grounds, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Grounds, 4x5 4. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Grounds, Pearl and Lee TePoel, 5x7 5. Howard Grounds, Roy Holland, John Odle, 3x5 6-8. Cattle scenes, 3x5 FOLDER 36: GUNTERMAN, FREDERICK WILHELM JOHANN, 1887-1974 1. Group photo including Bud Gunterman, 3x5 GYBERG, FRANK ANDREW, 1888- 1. Gyberg, 4x5 2. Gyberg, Chilson, K. Wingfield, 4x6 HALL, JOHN CHELLIS, 1880-1949 1. Group picture including Hall, 5x7 HALLECK THOMAS JEFFERSON, 1848-1893 1. Portrait of Halleck, 2x3 HAMPE, THEODOR AUGUST HEINRICH 1. Portrait of Hampe, 5x7 2-4. Pictures of Hampe’s art, 5x7 HARMON, LON 1. Portrait, 1922, 8x10 HATHAWAY WILLIAM A. FAMILY 1. Picture of large mesquite tree on ranch, 5x7 HAVERTY, BOB 1. Haverty and Frank Lamma, 5x7 2. Flooded creek, 8x10 3. Haverty’s horse, 8x10 4. Haverty, 8x10 5-6. Haverty and horse, 4x6 FOLDER 37: HAYS, ROY 1. Hays, 1952, 5x7 2. Hays, 1963, 3x3 3. Mr. and Mrs. Hays, 1960, 8x10 4. Group including John Hays, 4x5


5-7. Roy Hays, John Hays, Cynthia and Tom Rigden, 3x3 FOLDER 38: HEADY, TOM, 1879-1965 1. Portrait, 4x6 2. Heady in his “museum”, 8x10 3. Heady and Charlie Everhart, 4x6 4. Heady and Manford Cartwright, 8x10 5. Ernest Stanley and Marshall Ashburn, 4x5 6-7. Ranch scenes, 8x10 8. Memorabilia in “museum”, 3x5 FOLDER 39: HEARD, DWIGHT BANCROFT, 1869-1929 1. Portrait, 5x7 HEBBARD, STERLING, 1897-1969 1. Hebbard, 8x10 2. Hebbard and Earl Horrell, 4x5 3. Hebbard at Arizona National Livestock Show, 3x5 HEFFNER, HARRY L., 1874-1965 1. Portrait, 8x10 FOLDER 40: HERSCHEDE WILLIAM FOY, 1908-1969 1. Herschede, 5x7 2. Group including Herschede, 8x10 3-4. Herschede with cattle in ring, 8x10 5. Fat Steer, 1962, 8x10 6-11. Cattle scenes, 8x10, 5x7 12-13. Herschede with cattle, various sizes 14. Hersehede with Nelson Crow, 3x3 FOLDER 41: HIBBS, DAVID G., 1899-l963 1. Hibbs, Jack Dew, Gerald Palmer, Leroy Tucker, Jimmy Miller, 4x6 HOLLAND, WALTER E. 1. Roy Holland, 3x3 2. Roy Holland and Carol Walker, 3x5 3-6. Rancho Sacatal, 4x5 7-14. Holland cattle, 5x7 FOLDER 42: HOOKER, HENRY CLAY 1. Portrait, 2x4 2. Hooker in ranch patio, 5x7


3. Hooker ranch scene, 5x7 4. Juan Leon, 4x6 FOLDER 43: HORRELL, EARL 1. Horrell, 4x6 2. Horre1l on ranch, 5x7 3. Horrell with Sterling Hebbard, 4x6 4. Horrell, Bob Perkins, Earl Platt, Bud Webb, 5x7 5. Group including Horrell, 3x3 6. Mrs. Blanche Horrell, 3x3 7. Reprint of early day newspaper, 5x7 8-11. Horrell cattle scenes, various sizes 12-15. Cowboy scenes, various sizes 16. Road to ranch, 4x6 17. Horrell with Louie and Erline Horrell, 5x7 FOLDER 44: HORRELL, EDWIN 1. Horrell, 1899, 8x10 2. Horrell, 1955, 4x5 3. Horrell and Mark Hicks, 1952, 4x5 4. Horrell with Earl, Louie and Erline Horrell, 4x5 5. Horrell house, 4x6 FOLDER 45: HORRELL, LOUIE 1-2. Portraits, 5x7, 2x3 3. Mr. and Mrs. Horrell, 8x10 4. Horrell with Earl and Erline Horrell, 4x6 5. Horrell with Matt Culley, 6x8 6. Horrell with Secretary Butz (Agricu1ture), 2x2 7. Horrell at Cowboy Hall of Fame, 4x5 8. Horrell with Directors of Arizona Livestock Producers Credit Association, 8x10 9. Sheet with 2 pictures including Horrell, various sizes 10-22. Ranch house scenes, inside and out, 8x10 23. Sale animal, 8x10 FOLDER 46: HUGHES, BERNARD H., 1884-1969 1. Hughes, 6x9 2. Hughes with Len Collins, 1952, 4x5 3. John Hughes, 1964, 4x5 HUGHES, STELLA 1. Spur collection, 6x8 2. Stella and Mack Hughes, 1972, 3x7


HUNSAKER, JAMES NICHOLAS, 1870-1934 1. Hunsaker, 3x5 HUNT, JOSEPH STEWART, 1895-1940 1. Portrait, 8x10 FOLDER 47 HURTADO, FLORENCIO, 1886-1967 1. Hurtado, 4x5 2. Cattle scene, 4x5 3. Group with Hurtado, 5x7 JACOBS, JOHN 1. Jacobs with Bill Spence, 3x5 2. Group with Jacobs, 3x4 JOHNSON, JAMES A., 1867-1938 1. Portrait, 5x7

FOLDER 48: KEITH, ABBIE 1. Portrait, 5x7 2-4. Keith with new cars, 1948, 1957, 3x4, 8x10 5. Keith with Warren Peterson, Dan McKinney, 1932, 5x7 6-8. Group pictures including Keith, 8x10 9. Keith with Jack Dew, 1960, 8x10 10. Keith with Frank Owenby, 1958, 8x10 11-12. Groups including Keith, 8x10 13. Sally and R. H, Perner, 8x10 14. Keith with group, 5x7 15. Keith with Pearl TePoel, 5x7 16. Keith with Bud Webb, Earl Platt, 5x7 17. Keith with Dr. Pistor, Mrs. Foy Herschede, 5x7 18. Keith with Margaret Rigden, 5x7 19. Keith with girls, 5x7 20. Keith, 3x3 21. Keith with Ernest Chilson, Pearl TePoel, 3x4 22. Keith, 3x3 23. Daughter of Keith?, 8x10 24. Keith, 3x3 FOLDER 49: KING, MANUEL J, FAMILY 1. Mr. and Mrs. William King and daughter, 1960, 8x10 2-3. Joe King, 1961, 3x5 4. Manuel King, 2x3


KINNEY, J. C., 1872-1949 1. Unidentified 2. Kinney and horse, 6x8 KING EUSEBIO 1. Photo of Wieghorst painting, 4x5 KOONTZ FAMILY 1-2. Photo of painting with face inset, 3x5 FOLDER 50: KRENTZ, FRANK I., 1876-1952 1. Stuart Krentz, 3x4 2. Stuart Krentz with Lyle Young, 3x4 3. Stuart Krentz with boy, 8x10 LAKIN, LLOYD C. 1-2. Cedar burning, 8x10 3-4. Lakin cattle and horses, 5x7 5. Mill on Lakin ranch, 5x7 6-7. Chuck Lakin, 4x5, 3x6 8. Ingersoll Heckle, 4x5 FOLDER 51: LANE, JOSEPH JAMES, JR., 1909-1952 1. Photo of watercolor of ranch, 3x4 2. Windmill on ranch, 1973, 3x4 3. Lane, 3x5 LARSON, PRESTON PARKINSON, 1910-1967 1-3. Unidentified ranch scenes, 2x3 LASSEN, O. B. 1. Lessen, Gov. Goddard, William Hurst, 8x10 2. Lessen with Gov. Williams, 3x5 LEE, DORA SESSIONS 1-2. Lee, 3x3, 3x4 FOLDER 52; LEE, TED 1. Lee, Ray Cowden, Krentz, Abbie Keith, Browning, 4x5 2. Lee and John Wayne, 2x2 3. Lee at Livestock Show, 3x3 4. Lee, Brad Steward, Frank Boice, Bill Davis, 4x5 5. Lee and others, 4x5 6. Lee, Ernie Douglas, O.B. Lassen, Cecil Miller, 4x5 7. Lee, Krentz, Stewart, Browning, Davis, Cowden, 3x4 8. Lee and others, 2x4


9. Lee, Marion Lee, Spencer Shattuck, 4x6 10. Lee, 4x5 11. Lee, Norman Fain, Stewart 3x3 12. Composite of Lee Family pictures, 5x7 13. Layton Lee and wife, 3x5 14. Lee, 8x10 15. Lee, Browning, 8x10 16-19. Trail ride, 1957, 8x10 20-21. Two pages of small pictures, 1966, of Lee and ranch 22. 4x5 sheet with 9 Lee family pictures - Great- Grandfather, Grandfather, and father of Ted Lee BOX 31: PHOTOGRAPHS FOLDER 53: LE SUER, WILLIAM FRANCIS, 1856-1941 1. Le Suer on horseback, 8x10 2. Le Suer home, 8x10 LUTLEY, WILLIAM, 1856-1940 1. Portrait, 5x7 MANJARRES, YGNACIO, 1878-1935 1. Ygnacio and Mariana Manjarres, 4x4 MARTIN, CICERO FAMILY 1. Virginia and Cicero Martin, 7x8 2. Martin and Blain Lewis, 5x7 3. Martins, Mosons, McKinneys, Harry Saxon and Mrs. E. W, Meyer, 4x10 4. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Martin, 4x5 5. C. H. Martin with Horse, 5x7 6. Picture of people at Martins retirement party, 8x10 7. Ranch scene, 8x10 MAXWELL, WILLIAM BAILEY, 1821-1895 1. Maxwell, 3x3

FOLDER 54: McDONALD, WILLIAM SPENCER, 1971-1958 1. Portrait, 3x5 McELHANEY, SAM 1-2. McElhaney, 3x5, 8x10 3. McElhaney with others, 5x7 McKINNEY FAMILY 1. Dan McKinney, 1932, 8x10 2. Dan McKinney, Hathaway, Townsend Flieger Perry 4x6 3-4. Hughes McKinney, Al Lane, 8x10, 4x5


FOLDER 55: MELLOR, CLINT, 1914- 1. Mellor, 2x3 MEYER, FERDINAND, 1860-1927 1-2. Ranch scenes, 3x3 MILLER FAMILY 1. Cecil Miller, Sr., 3x4 2. Group including Duane Miller, 4x5 MOEUR FAMILY 1. Cattle scene, 8x10 MONK, JUDGE EDWARD R. 1. Portrait, 5x7

FOLDER 56: MOORE FAMILY 1. Peter and Fred Moore, 3x8 2-4. Frank Moore, 4x6, lx2 MOSON, FRANK BENNETT, 1876-1959 1. Portrait, 5x7 2. Moson, horseback, 8x10 MULLEN, CHARLES P., 1873- 1. Portrait, 4x8 FOLDER 57: NEAL, JOHN MARCUS, 1881- 1. Tom and Leonard Neal, 4x5 2. Leonard Neal, 4x6 3. Neal family, 1923, 4x7 4. John, Leonard and John (3 generations), 5x7 NEEL, WILLIAM HUTTON, 1861-1915 1. Portrait, 3x5 NEWCOMER, FLOYD ELDIN, 1890-1966 1. Newcomer, Barkley and Brand, 5x7 2. Newcomer Brangus bull, 3x6 3-4. Ranch scenes, 1x6, 2x6 FOLDER 58: NOON, HORTON 1. Noon, 2x3 2. Alfonso Padilla, 2x3 3-8. Charolaise cattle- pictures , various sizes


9-11. Ranch scenes, various sizes FOLDER 59: O’HACO, MIKE 1. O’Haco, Rob Hooper and Lorenzo Decker, 3x5 2. O’Haco and daughter, 2x3 3. Barbeque after wedding, 2x3 4. 5 pictures on 7x8 sheet of wedding of O’Haco’s daughter to Joe Massengale 5. Unidentified horseman, 3x5 ORME, CHARLES H., 1893-1968 1-3. Scenes of Orme school at Mayer, 3x5 PARKER FAMILY 1. Group including Lee, George and Duke Parker, 5x7 2. “Dink” Parker with horse, 8x10 FOLDER 60: PECK, ARTISAN LESLIE, 1845-1939 1. Al Peck family, 5x7 2-3. Pecks Livery Stable, 1902, 5x7 4. Group including Lt. Col. Aguirre, Major Hazelstein, Col. Salazar, Dr. Arriola, 5x7 PERKINS, MARION ALEXANDER FAMILY 1. Robert Perkins, 2x4 2. Robert Perkins , Earl Horrell, Earl Platt, Milton D. Webb. 5x7 3. Portrait, Robert Perkins, 5x7 PERRIN, EDWARD BURT, 1838-1932 1. Perrin, 4x5 PEYRON, PIERRE, 1873-1963 1. Petronila and Pierre Peyron 4x6 2. Rafael Peyron and Ramon Ahumado, 4x6 FOLDER 61: PHIPPEN, GEORGE 1. Phippen, painting, 5x7 2. Phippen, horseback, 5x7 PICKRELL, CHARLES ULEN, 1893-1962 1. Portrait, 5x7 2. Pickrell family, 6~9 3. Pickrell, Bill Spence, Sen. Hayden, Steve Bixby, 5x7 4-5. Small snaps of Pickrell 6. Pickrell, Frank Armer, Ernest Chilson, 3x6


FOLDER 62: PIERCE, C. DELBERT 1. Group picture including Pierce and cattle, 5x7 2. Pierce, 4x5 3-6. Cattle pictures, 8x10, 5x7, 3x6 7. Pierce, 3x5 PIKE, JOHN MILBURN, 1861-1952 1. Portrait , 5x7 2. Ranch Scene, 4x6 FOLDER 63: PLATT, EARL 1-8. Earl and Mrs. Platt and sons, 8x10, 5x7, 3x4 9. Platt, Horrell, Webb, Perkins, 5x7 10. Platt, Browning, J. Armer, Rex Allen, 5x7 11. Platt, Wallace, Meyer, 4x5 12. Platt sons at National convention, 3x4 13. Platt, U. of A. Field Day, 5x7 14-15. Small snapshots of Platt 16-24. Ranch scenes, all sizes FOLDER 64: PRICE, ISAAC, 1888-1966 1. Price, 2x3 PRICE, ZEPHERINO C., 1862-1922 1. Portrait, 2x3 PUNTENNEY, NELSON, 1881-1957 1. Bill Puntenney, George Godfrey, 5x7 PUSCH, GEORGE, 1847-1921 1-4. Ranch scenes, c.1950, 8x10 PYLE, ELWOOD FREMONT FAMILY 1. Floyd K. Pyle, 1891-1961, 3x4 2. Floyd Pyle with mountain lion, 5x7 FOLDER 65: RAK, CHARLES AND MARY KIDDER 1. Portrait of Charles, 5x7 2. Portrait of Mary. 5x7 R-14 (WALLACE ALTAHA) 1872-1937 1. Portrait


FOLDER 66: RIGDEN FAMILY 1. Cynthia Rigden and her art, 3x5 2. Cynthia Rigden, horseback, 3x5 3. Picture of Cynthia Rigden’s art, 3x5 4-5. Ranch scenes, various sizes 6-12. Charles and Cynthia Rigden, c. 1948, 3x4 FOLDER 67: RIGGS FAMILY 1. James J. Riggs portrait, 5x7 2. Group of cowboys including Billy, William, Barney and Branneck Riggs, 3x7 3. Cattle scenes, 2x3 RONSTADT, CARLOS 1. Portrait, 5x7 2. Ronstadt and Albert Lent, 8x10 3-5. Ranch and feeding scenes, 8x10 SORRELLS, AHIRA BUTLER, 1838-1907 I. Sorrells, 3x4 2. Sorrells’ ranch house, 3x5 3. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Speiden, Dr. and Mrs. E.B. Stanley, 1x3 STACY, FRED AUSTIN, 1876-1956 1. Stacy, 3x4 STANLEY, DR. E. B. 1. Stanley and Steve Bixby, 8x10 STEPHENS, GEORGE DICKSON, 1884- 1. Stephens, 2x2 FOLDER 68: RUELAS, FELIX 1. Ruelas with bull, 5x7 RUFFNER, GEORGE 1. Portrait, 2x4 2. Ruffner and Tom Taylor, 5x7 SALAZAR, GUADALUPE, 1894-1976 1. Portrait, 1x2 2. Portrait inserted into Koontz painting, 4x5 SAMANIEGO, MARIONO G., 1844-1907 1. Portrait, 1895, 5x7 2. Samaniego and wife (?) 5x7 3. Board of Supervisors Pima Co., 1898, 5x7, Includes Samaniego, Bernard, Richardson, Fields


SANDERS, ALBERT G., 1866- 1. Sanders, picking oranges, 5x7 FOLDER 69: SANFORD, JAMES THOMAS, 1880-1971 1. Sanford with horse, 3x3 SAXON, HARRY J., 1882-1964 1. Saxon, 3x4 2. Saxon, Thomas L. Kimball, 4x5 3. Saxon, Ray Claridge, Connie Cook, Mrs. Johnson, 4x6 SCOTT, E. L. 1. Scott and Bob Lazear, 5x7 2. Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Scott, 8x10 3. Bob Scott, 3x3 4. Suncrest Ranch, 3x9 SHATTUCK, SPENCER 1. Shattuck and Jack Dew, 3x4 2. Group picture including Shattuck, 8x10 SMITE, FLOYD N., 1899- 1. Portrait, 4x5 FOLDER 70: SNURE, BENJAMIN PAUL, 1884- 1. Unidentified, 4x6 2. Ben Snure and Cummings, 5x7 FOLDER 7l: STEVENS, GEORGE H., 1908- 1. Group picture including Stevens, 8x10 STEVENSON, WILLIAM R. FAMILY 1. Stevenson, Davis, Ed Echols, Frank Wooten, 8x10 2-3. Nelson Stevenson, 3x4, 4x6 STEWART, BRAD 1. Stewart, 4x5 2. Stewart and Joe Lane, 3x5 STILES, BARNETT, 1867-1914 1-2. Snapshot and Portrait, 4x5 3. Barnett and Leora Stiles, 5x7 4. Arizona Stiles, 8x10 5. Jot Stiles, Mrs. Joe Foster, 5x7


6. S. R. Stiles and Mrs. S. R. Barney, 4x5 FOLDER 72: TENNEY, SAMUEL BENJAMIN, 1858-1949 1. Lyman Penney, 1956, 8x10 2. Todd Tenney, 1957, 8x10 THODE, EARL ERNEST, 1900-1964 1. Thode, 1x2 THOMPSON, JOHN 1. Ranch scene, 5x9 THORNBURG, WAYNE 1. Portrait, 1939, 8x10 2. Mr. and Mrs. Thornburg and Mrs. Bixby, 4x5 FOLDER 73 THURBER, HAROLD B., 1896- 1-3. Thurber with groups, including Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Ernie Ford, 1959, 8x10, 5x7 4-14. Ranch and cattle scenes, various sizes 15. Thurber with Jack Dew, 3x4 16. Thurber with Ray Cowden, 3x5 FOLDER 74: TOVREA FAMILY 1. Edward Ambrose, 1861-1931, 4x5 2. Harold Tovrea, 3x3 3-7. Tovrea Stockyards Buildings, yards, mill, 5x7 8. Ed Tovrea, 4x5 FOLDER 75: TOWNSEND, HACK 1-6. Mr. and Mrs. Townsend with skins, artifacts, 3x3 TUCKER, GABRIEL KENDRICK, 1858-1926 1. Roy Esmond Tucker, 1891-1951, 3x5 UDALL FAMILY 1. Morris Udall, 8x10 2. Sam Udall, 3x5 3. Sherwood Udall, 2x4 VAIL, WALTER L. FAMILY 1. Vail, 4x5 2. Edward L. Vail, 5x7 3. Edward L. Vail, Walter L. Vail and John Harvey, 1879, 5x7 4. Edward L. Vail and Mr. Hoeffer, 5x7


WALKER, IRVIN HENRY, 1884- 1. Walker, 3x5 2. Walker with Pioneer Cowboys, 2x7 FOLDER 76: WALLACE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, 1860-1946 1. Portrait, 5x7 WAYNE, JOHN 1. Wayne at 26 Bar Sale, 5x7 2. Wayne, Louis Johnson, Ken Reafsnyder, 8x10 3-4. Small pictures of people at 26 Bar Sale, 5-26. Wayne, 26 Bar Sales, Jr. Hereford Field Day, 3x3, 3x4 WEATHERSBY, JACOB PROSPECT, 1874-1930 1. Jake Weathersby (grandson?), 5x7 2. Mary Weathersby, 5x7 FOLDER 77: WEBB FAMILY 1. 8x10 sheet of 8 pictures: Milo C. Webb and wife, Ella, ranch at Greenback, Minnie Webb,

Elma Webb, and Roosevelt Dam, c. 1900-1911 2. 8x10 sheet of 6 pictures: Milo C. and Ella Webb, Milo, Ella and sons, Minnie Webb’s school

class, old town of Roosevelt 3. 8x10 sheet of 4 pictures: Webb store in old Roosevelt, construction site, Jay Webb’s school

class 4. E. J. Webb and sisters, 1890, 4x6 5. Group saddled up for picnic, 4x6 6. Portrait of Anderson Cone Webb, 5x7 7. Anderson Cone Webb with first wife Elma, 3x3 8. Anderson Cone Webb with second wife, Margaret Armer, 2x4 9. Cone Webb, 4x5 10. Milton D. “Bud Webb, 4x6 11. Milton Webb with Chilson, Platt, 5x7 12. Milton Webb with Ezra Taft Benson, Clyde Mathews, 6x9 13. Milton Webb, Horrell, Perkins, Platt, 4x6 14. Milton Webb, 4x6 15. Milton Webb and Gov. Howard Pyle, 3x5 16. Milton Webb and Platt, 5x7 17. Milton Webb and group, 4x6 18. Milton Webb and Directors of Arizona Livestock Production Credit Association, 6x10 19. Tim Webb (Carl’s son) and Bowman boys, 4x5 20-22. Milton D. Webb’s children: James, Margaret and David, 5x7 23. Milton Webb, 8x10 24. Milton Webb and Fred Patton, 4x6 25. Sherri Patton, 4x6 26. Mrs. Milton Webb, son James, Sandi Webb and grandchildren, 1971, 3x3 27-31. Ranch scenes, various sizes 32. Ranch Headquarters, Skull Valley, 4x9


33-34. Carl Webb at 1960 Range Management meeting, 3x5 FOLDER 78: WETZLER, CHARLES 1. Wetzler on horseback, 8x10 2. Wetzler with others, various sizes WILSON, GEORGE STONE, 1887-1957 1. Wilson, 5x7 2. Post office, Oracle, 1911, 4x6 3. Mt. View Hotel, Oracle, 1911, 4x6 4-9. Range scenes, 3x4 10. Curly Bill Neal and Buffalo Bill, 1911, 4x7 11. Boyd Wilson with group, 3x6 FOLDER 79: WILSON, T. M. (TED) 1-8. Mariposa ranch scenes, 4x6, 3x3 9-11. Unidentified trail ride, 5x7, 8x10 WINGFIELD FAMILY 1-2. Kenny Wingfield and Ernest Chilson, 1967, 4x5, 8x10 3. Kenny Wingfield with Toby Armer, 5x7 4. Kenny Wingfield with group 3x6 5. Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Wingfield, 3x4 FOLDER 80: WOODDELL, DE LESLIE, 1890-1966 1. Wooddell, 4x5 YOUNG, LEN, 1870-1930 1. Portrait at Mr. and Mrs. Len Young and child, 4x6 2. Len Young as a boy, 4x6 3. Lyle Young, 2x3 4. Lyle Young with Stuart Krentz, 3x4 YOUNG, OLA

1. Ola Young, Betty Young, Mrs. Hilliard, 4x5

BOX 32: ORGANIZATIONS - MISCELLANEOUS FOLDER 81: AMERIND FOUNDATION 1. Founder W. F. Fulton and Charles DiPeso, 8x10 2. DiPeso, 8x10 3-8. Pictures of the Museum, 8x10 9-41. Artifacts housed in the museum, 8x10


FOLDER 82: ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION Miscellaneous pictures 1. Sherman Hazeltine, 5x7 2. Group including Stuart Krentz, Kel Fox, Rene Cushman, Bob Perkins, 8x10 3. Jay Taylor and Connie Cook, 8x10 4. Cowbelle display, 8x10 5. Group with Bill Pickrell, Ray Cowden, Norman Fain, 8x10 6. Steve Bixby, Frank Boice, Cone Webb, John Babbitt, 8x10 7. Ernest Browning, Albert Mitchell, 4x4 8. Krentz, Stewart, Lee, Browning, Davis, Cowden, 2x4 9. Fain, Webb, Horrell, Saxon, Babbitt, Cartwright, Ronstadt, Fritz, F. Boice, H. Boice, 3x9 10. John W. Kieckhefer, 3x4 11. Miller, Stewart, Butler, Davis, F. Boice, Krentz, 1969, 3x5 12. Lane, Miller, Krentz, F. Boice, Davis, Butler, 1971, 4x5 13. Millburn, Henry Boice, Hub Russell, 3x4 14. Clingman, Stockton, Hughes, Martin, 4x6 15. Sidney Albert, 1x2 16. Brown, Gillette, Zacharia, Spurlock, 4x5 17. Arizona delegation at American National Convention, 4x9 18. Arizona convention, 1950, 5x9 19. Convention in Washington, D.C., 4x5 20-21. ACGA convention in Pioneer Hotel, 8x10 22. 1953 Award winners: Heady, Bixby, David Lee, Curry Jones , 4x9 23. Award winners: Ray Cowden, Abbie Keith, Heady, Henry Boice, 5x9 24. American National convention in San Francisco, 6x8 25. Ross H. Perner, 8x10 26. Waggoner and Lee TePoe1, 8x10 FOLDER 83: ARIZONA HEREFORD ASSOCIATION 1. Officers and Board members, 1967, 4x5 2. Walter Fathauer, 4x5 3. Keith Brown, 4x5 4. Bob Scott, Steve Bixby, 4x5 5. Unidentified, 4x5 6. Pearl Tepoel, Roy Holland, 4x5 7-9. Hereford Association Field Day, 1966, 4x5 10-11. Junior Hereford Association Field Day, 1964, 3x5 12. Rob Hooper, 3x3 13-15. Field Day, Prescott, 1962, 3x5 16. John Connor, 2x3 17. Allen Feeney, Steve Bixby, Walter Fathauer, 1x2 19. Rob Hooper and cattle sale, 4x5 19. Tom Rigden, Bixby, Horrell, Jim Coughlin, 3x3 20-22. 1967 Arizona Hereford tour, 3x3 23. McDonald, Brown, Jack Dew, 1955, 8x10 24. Denver Hereford judging, 8x10


FOLDER 84: ARIZONA LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOC. 1. Board of Directors, 1961, 4x5 FOLDER 85: ARIZONA QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION 1. Officers and Directors, including Browning Ross Perner, Harry Irving, 3x10 FOLDER 86: AUCTION YARDS 1-8. Paynes’ yards, Tucson, 4x5, 8x10 9-11. Cornelius auction yards, 8x10 FOLDER 87: CATTLE BREEDS - ANGUS 1-9. Cattle, 3x5, 4x5 9-11. Field Day, 1964, 3x5 FOLDER 88: CATTLE BREEDS - BARZONA 1-7. Cattle, 8x10, 3x5 FOLDER 89: CATTLE BREEDS - BRANGUS 1-6. Cattle, 8x10, 4x5 FOLDER 90: CATTLE BREEDS - CHAROLAIS 1-8. Cattle, 8x10, 5x7, 4x5 FOLDER 91: CATTLE BREEDS - HEREFORD 1-7. Cattle, 6x10, 5x7 FOLDER 92: CATTLE BREEDS - LONGHORN 1-4. Cattle, various sizes FOLDER 93: CATTLE BREEDS - SANTA GERTRUDIS 1-9. Cattle, various sizes FOLDER 94: CATTLE SALES ON THE RANCH 1-10. Rod Graves Ranch, Williams, 1963, 1965, 3x5 11-25. Rob Hooper Ranch, 1958, 1963, 3x5, 5x7 FOLDER 95: COUNTY CATTLE GROWERS ASSOCIATIONS 1. Cochise-Graham 1951 Officers, 8x10 2. Gila County, 1961 3-6. Greenlee County, 1917, 1967 Officers, 8x10, 3x3 7-10. Yavapai County, 1961; annual meeting, 1966; Calf Sale winners; group picture, 8x10 FOLDER 96: COWBOY HALL OF FAME 1. Aerial view, 8x10 FOLDER 97: ERLY FAT LIVESTOCK FEED CO. (later AZ FEEDS) 1. 1963 Board of Directors, Boice, Cardon, 8x10 2. J. Gordon Lent, 1968, 4x5


3. Cecil Rhoads, 4x5 4-7. Newly completed mill. 1968, 8x10 FOLDER 98: FEEDLOTS 1-22. Various sizes photographs FOLDER 99: FLORENCE PARADA 1-3. Rodeo scenes, 8x10, 5x6 FOLDER 100: GREER, ARIZONA 1-7. Pictures of town and countryside, 5x7 BOX 33: MISCELLANEOUS FOLDER 101: INDIANS 1-4. Cattlemen and cattle, all sizes 5-9. Training programs, 8x10 10-21. Range Management Meeting, 1967, 5x7 22. San Carlos cattle, 1968, 5x7 FOLDER 102: JUNIOR CATTLE GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION 1-2. Yavapai 4-H, 1947, 8x10 3-24. Group pictures, all sizes 25-35. 1967 Field Day, Herschede ranch, 3x3 FOLDER 103: LAND GRANTS 1-30. Photographs of pages of books and maps, in Spanish, 8x10, 3x5 FOLDER 104: MEXICAN POSTCARDS 26 scenic postcards FOLDER 105: PACKING PLANTS 1-7. Swift’s new plant, 1966, 1967, 3x3, 4x5 8-10. Carcass meat, 8x10, 4x6 FOLDER 106: POLITICIANS, U.S. AND ARIZONA 1. John Rhodes, 8x10 2. Senator Hayden, 6x10 3. Governor Fannin, 1960 Prescott Rodeo, 8x10 4. Governor Williams, Sherman Hazeltine, 8x10 5. Delos E11sworth, 1969, 5x7 6. Governor MacFarland, Pearl Te Poel, 3x3 7. Twentieth Legislature, 1899, 8x10 FOLDER 107: QUARTER HORSES 1-18. Miscellaneous horse pictures, all sizes FOLDER 108: RANCH SCENES - GENERAL 1-32. Cattle and landscapes, all sizes.


FOLDER 109: RANCHES 1-2. El Canto Ranch scenes, 5x7 3. Empire landscape, 8x10 4-19. Long Meadow ranch scenes, all sizes 20. Rail X Ranch, 8x10 21. Rancho Sacatal bull, 5x7 22. Sierra Bonita ranch sign, 8x10 23-26. Yolo ranch scenes, 3x5 FOLDER 110: RODEO WOMEN 1. Alice Greenough, 8x10 FOLDER 111: SOUTHWEST PIONEER COWBOYS 1-5. Group pictures, various sizes FOLDER 112: SNOWPACK MEASURING 1-6. Measuring snow, 8x10 FOLDER 113: SCHAUS FAMILY 1-7. Photographs not identified positively, various sizes FOLDER 114: UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA PERSONNEL AND EXTENSION SERVICE PEOPLE 1-4. Dr. E. B. Stanley, 5x7, 2x3, 5x9 5. Dr. Robert Nugent 5x7 6. Al Lane and others, 3x6 7. John Sears, Bill Breechen, Carney Page, 8x10 8. A. B. Ballantyne 4x6 9. R. R. Humphrey 4x6 FOLDER 114: UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA PERSONNEL AND EXTENSION SERVICE PEOPLE 10. Charles Pickrell, 4x6 11. Jean Stewart, 4x6 12. Norris Gilbert, 4x6 13. Reva Lincoln, 4x6 14. Howard Baker, 4x6 15. Carl Roubicek, 4x6 16. Floyd Palmish, 4x6 17. Ray Reed, 4x6 18. Kenneth McKee 4x6 19. W. R. Van Sant, 4x6 20. Walter Armer 4x6 21. Helen Church, 4x6 22. Ellen Kightlinger, 4x6 23. Harvey Tate, 4x6 24. Carl Safley, 4x6 25. John D. Freeman, 3x5 26. Howard Passey, 3x4


27. Jim Little, 4x4 28. San Armstrong, 2x3 BOX 34: SCRAPBOOKS

There are three scrapbooks filled with newspaper clippings. Clippings about Mexico predominate in scrapbooks A and B. Listed are names and places that might be of special interest in each scrapbook.

SCRAPBOOK 1: 12” x 18”, soft red cover, 1970-1977

Mexico Leopoldo Carrillo Family-Tucson Nogales Hathaway Family - Nogales Adams Hotel - Phoenix Aravaipa Canyon

Mose Drachman- Tucson Jeff Kidder Peter Rainsford Brady Fort Huachuca Patagonia R.R. depot Karns Family SCRAPBOOK 2: 12” x 18”, soft red cover, 1977-1979

Zapata Pleasant Valley War Benson flood, 1896 Leopoldo Carrillo Family Alex Jacome - Tucson Col. William Greene Ignacio “Nacho” Mendoz - cowboy

SCRAPBOOK 3: 11” x 14”, green hard cover. Listed are the main topics covered. 1954-1968

American National Cattlemen’s meetings, 1954-1948, with programs and newspaper clippings Groundbreaking for the Cowboy Hall of Fame Snow Storms in Arizona, 1967 and 1968 Santa Cruz Valley flood

Letters to ACGA from ranchers, thanking it for help during snow storm BOX 35: PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS There are five photograph albums. Each contains pictures of people who are in the biographical files, and some people who are not. Also, there are pictures of general ranch scenes, sales, tours, etc. Listed below are names of some people who do not appear in the biographical files and some of the topics pictured in that album. Pictures are not organized as to topics or time. Approximate coverage is 1949 to 1973 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM #l: 12 x 18, red soft cover Sam Armstrong Middleton ranch house in Pete Lorenzo Sierra Ancha Mountains


Ed de Borde Painted Cave Ranch, Arivaipa Governor McFarland Pearce Ruins, 1969 Ingersoll Heckle Browning Ranch Senator Goldwater Petroglyphs Governor Fannin Bixby ranch sale Charles Whitlow Long Meadow ranch Henry Gray Ranch, Ajo Santa Margarita Ranch PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM #2: 12 x 18, red soft cover Dr. William Pistor San Canoe sale Pecos McFadden Prescott Quarter Horse Show John Norton Boguillas Ranch herd, 1948 Governor Pyle White Mountain Apaches George Hennessey Santa Margarita Ranch Jack Dew Hooper Ranch Mr and Mrs. Lorum Elgin Hereford Ranch Pratt, 1888 Southwest Cowboys Association Steamboat Ranch, George Pusch PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM #3: 12 x 18, red soft cover Mrs. Rene Donnet Governor Shivers, Texas Governor Williams Jack Wilson Yavapai Calf Sale Everhart Ranch, Canelo Hills Arizona National Livestock Show PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM #4: 12 x 18 red soft cover Senator Hayden Yerba Buena ranch, 1954 Senator Goldwater Southwest Cowboys Association George Pusch ranch FOLIO (Located with the photograph albums) 1. Flying V Ranch, 11x14 2. “Photo Murals of West”, 11x13 3. Brahmans - Ruby Star Ranch, 11x14 4. Brahman Cattle, 11x14 5. Horse Round Up - Lazy Heart Ranch, 11xl4 6. Long Meadow Ranch Scene 11x14 7. Long Meadow Bull, 11x l4 Box 35-A PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM #5: 12 x 13 brown hard cover Bob Kieckhefer Bard Ranch Carl Bimson Sierra Bonita Ranch Roland Curry Yolo Ranch Walter Fathauer Pusch Ranch Senator Hayden, 1957 San Carlos Apache tour Senator Goldwater Gila County Cattle Growers Sarah Hayden Meeting, 1961


BOX 36: NEGATIVES There are seven document boxes containing 8686 negatives. They are related to cattle people ranches or Southwestern history. NUMBER OF NEGATIVES: ACCOMOZZO, 5 Farmer of the Year, 1965 ADAMSON, portrait & home 2 AGUA PRIETA AND DOUGLAS, 1950 5 AGUIRRE, HIGINIO BELTRAN 2 ALKIRE, FRANK 1 AMALONG, JAMES LEWIS and wife 1 AMADO, ANTONIO July 1, 1955 7 Persons and cattle APPLETON, FRANK, Elgin Hereford Ranch 3 ARAVAIPA TRIP, March 1965 7 ARIZONA ANGUS ASSOC. CALF SALE, 1968 6 ARIZONA ANGUS ASSOC. MEETINGS, 1962, 1965 4 ARIZONA BOYS RANCH. 1952, 1962 29 ARIZONA CATTLE FEEDERS’ ASSOC. 1950, 1963 4 ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS’ ASSOC. BEEF GIFT, 1965 3 ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS’ ASSOC. MEETINGS 1948: Kingman 7 1951: Globe 16 Douglas 9 Clifton - Morenci 10 1952: Convention 23 1956: Convention 44 1957: 7 1959: Convention 15 ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS’ ASSOC. MEETINGS 1960: Flagstaff 18

Springerville 7 Directors - Mt. Shadows 1


1961: Flagstaff 30 Page - Glen Canyon Dam Trip Convention and Officers 10 Ranch School 8

1962: Convention - Tucson 31 Springerville 12

1963: Springerville 19 1964: Flagstaff – Officers 8

Showlow 17 Yuma Convention 17

1965: Springerville 26 Convention - Tucson, trip to Sonora 20

1966: Springerville 7 Convention -Westward Ho 6

1967: Springerville 19 1968: Flagstaff 21 1969: Tucson 14 1970: Convention, Summer meeting 8 1971: Springerville, Tucson 42 1973: Tucson, Phoenix 32 NO DATES: Springerville, Bisbee 33 ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS’ ASSOC. MISC. 31 Tax Meeting, 1965; Stockman-Sportsman Meeting, 1966; Grade exhibition, 1964; Unidentified. ARIZONA COWBELLES 1949: Santa Cruz County 15 1960: Laveen, Camelback 41 1961: Camelback 1 1962: 6 1963: 12 1964: 6 1965: 11 1966: 4 1967-1971: 28 Misc. 17 ARIZONA FARM BUREAU, Tall Pines, 1955 22 ARIZONA FEEDS CO. PLANT 1 ARIZONA HEREFORD ASSOCIATION 1956: Tucson Meeting 19 1960-61: Swinging H Field Day 11 1962: Tucson meeting, Prescott, U. of A. 24 1963: Field Day 7 1964: Jr. Field Day, AHA Officers, U. of A 31


1965: Field Day, Long Meadow Ranch 2 1966: U. of A. Field Day 5 1967: Tucson, August Tour, Herschede, Family Day 61 1968, Tucson, Tours 45 1971; Field Day- Cowden 4 1973: Field Day- Singing Valley Ranch 23 Undated or unidentified — White Mt.Hereford Ranch and tours 19 ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 4 ARIZONA LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 4 Smith Pickrell retirement BOX 37: NEGATIVES ARIZONA NATIONAL LIVESTOCK SHOW — People and cattle 1960: 62 1961: 69 1962: 78 1963: 89 1964: 46 1965: 55 1966: 42 1967: Annual Meeting, Jr. Banquet 7 1969: 40 1970: 42 1971: 27 Undated: 16 ARIZONA QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION 5 ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE — BEEF PROMOTION 4 ARIZONA RANGE MANAGEMENT SOCIETY 1950: Rainmaking 8 1951: Prescott Tour 48 1952: Tour 6 1953: Tour 12 1957: San Carlos and Pinal Mts. 23 1959: Banquet 1 ARIZONA RANGE MANAGEMENT SOCIETY 1960: Henderson Burn, Tucson and Wickenburg meetings 30 1961: Joe Lane Ranch 6 1962: Williams, AZ 47 1963: Rancho Sacatal, Snowflake end grass 13 1964: Hualapai Burn 17 1965: 3 1966: Ranch School, Nogales Meeting 8


1967: Navajo Reservation 10 1968: Nogales and Tour 6 1969: Tour, Globe meeting, San Carlos 16 1970: Ranch School, Johnny Horizon Award 9 1971: Meeting 4 Undated or unidentified 27 ARIZONA RANGE NEWS 2 ARIZONA STATE FAIR, 1950 and 1962 89 ARIZONA STATE LEGISLATURE, 1948 4 ARMER FAMILY 8 ARNOLD, CARL, c. 1947 45 ASSOCIATED GROCERS BEEF PROMOTION 3 BABBITT FAMILY 40 BACA FLOAT WINCH SANTA GERTRUDIS 2 BACK, WILLIAM, horseback 1 BAFFERTS, 1964 6 BARBED WIRE 15 BARD, COL. F. N., Jack Humphrey and Ranch Scenes, 1953, 1970 80 BARELA, IKE, c. 1955 1 BAR U BAR RODEO, 1961 13 BENEDICT FEED YARDS, 1960 2 BOX 38: NEGATIVES BIXBY, STEVE 461 Ranch sales 1951-1970, people attending BLUE RIVER TRAIL RIDE 3 BOICE FAMILY, Chiricahua Cattle Co., Empire Ranch 55 BOWMAN, Horses and Brahman cattle 19 BOWMAN, LOUIS, Charolais Cattle 19


BUSENBARK, JACKSON 6 BRITTON, BRIDGET WEDDING (employee of ACGA) 11 BROWN, KEITH, 1961. 2 BROWNING, ERNEST 43 1951, 1952 Ranch scenes, Mrs. Browning BRUSALLY ARABIAN RANCH 28 BUILDING PROJECTS (various buildings under construction) 128 BUTLER, MOLLIE 6 BUTLER, VINCE 27 BUTZ DINNER-HORSE MUSEUM 20 BYERLY DOCUMENTS (in Spanish) 9 CAREFREE TOUR, Brangus cattle 32 CARRUTHERS, SAM, feedlot cows 12 CARTER FAMILY. Buckeye and Snowflake 1 CARTER. JAMES, Wagoner 1 CARTWRIGHT, JACKSON MANFORD 25 CASTLE LYNN CREEK, 1966 15 CATTLE DISEASES 15 CAVNESS, 2 CHILSON, ERNEST 4 CHI-PAC Ferrocarril 21 CHUCK WAGON, Chiricahua Cattle Co 1. CHURCHES, Methodist-1953, Faith Lutheran-Tucson, 1953 20 CLARK, R. H. 2


CLINE, GEORGE 1 COCHISE-GRAHAM CATTLE GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION 50 1951, 1955, 1962, 1963, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1972 COCHRAN, CHARLIE, 1961 9 CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. CONFERENCE 39 Phoenix, 1962 CONWAY, ED 1 COOPER, CHESTER 1 CORNELIUS LIVESTOCK AUCTION 40 COSPER, MUSS 1 COTTON GIN, and cotton crop 2 COUGHLIN, RICHARD ‘RICK”, hunt pictures 2 COWAN FAMILY AND RANCH SCENES 49 COWDEN. EFTON RAY, ranch and cattle 58 COWLEY, VERMELLE 1 COX, HEDY, 1968 3 CROWDER-WEISSER, 1970 9 BOX 39: NEGATIVES DAVIS, BILL, portrait 1 DAVIS, “SHORTY” onetime owner of Yolo Ranch 2 DeBORDE, ED, 1951 8 DECKER SALE, 1962 5 DENNY FAMILY, group picture 1 DOG TRACK 25 DOUGLAS-AGUA PRIETA 6 DUMONT, BILL — Mother and Shorthorn cattle 12


ECHEVERRIA, MIGUEL, portrait 1 ELGIN RANCH SALE, 1966 (see Appleton) 10 ELLISON, “SLIM” BREAKFAST, 1969 5 ELLSWORTH SALE, 1964 3 ENTZ, JOE, Spur Feedlot, 1961- 63 23 ESCUDRILLA BURN 49 ESPIL FAICLY 50 FAIN FAMILY AND RANCH SCENES, 1947-1949 102 FARMING AND IRRIGATION 67 FARRELL, RICHARD, ranch scenes 11 FATHAUER, WALTER, portrait (1961), meetings 6 FEDERAL LAND BANK 50-YEAR ANNIVERSARY MEETING 7 FEENEY, ALAN, portrait, ranch dispersal sale 21 FIGUERO. FRANK (last name may not be correct) 10 FINLEY, JAMES 1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, excavating and historical room 17 FLAGSTAFF, 1949 scenes 8 FLAGSTAFF AREA RANCHES (Miller. Adams, Fox) 78 FLEISCHER, RICHARD (smuggling wire) 1 FLETCHER, JACK, Chuck Sheppard, Jess Goddard, 21 April F1etcher, ‘Butch’ Perner wedding FLIEGER, JO, ranch, 1961 27 FLORENCE COURT HOUSE 2 FORT APACHE AND SHADOW MOUNTAIN 26 FOSTER, ANN small girl with horse 32


4-H, Chinle, Triangle, Rodeo, ASU 23 FOWLER SALE AND SQUEEZE CHUTES 9 FOX, KEL, ranch scenes. 34 FOX, MORLEY 9 FRAZIER, CARRIE, ranch scenes 4 FREEMAN, COLUMBUS REED, and Mrs. Freeman 4 FRIENDLY HOUSE, 1961 8 FRITZ, FRED family and ranch scenes 19 FULSHER. OTTO, 1960 portrait 2 FULTON, W. F, (Amerind Foundation) 1952 Museum Collection 39 GASTELUM, SANTIAGO portrait, ranch scenes 11 GENERAL ELECTRIC “ELECTRIC” HOUSE 9 GILA COUNTY CATTLE GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION MEETINGS 96 AND SALES, 1960-1972 GLENN, IRA DEAN portrait 1 GLOBE TRIP AND ROOSEVELT LAKE 10 GOLDWATER, BARRY, 1954 13 GODFREY, GEORGE portrait 1 GRAND CANYON, 195l 14 GRAVES, ROD cattle sales, 1963-64-65 47 GRAY, HENRY ranch 25 GREENLEE COUNTY CATTLE GROWERS ASSOC., 1967 2 GREER, ARZA “Bud” 1 GYBERG, FRANK, 1963 1


BOX 40: NEGATIVES HALL, BILL 1 HALL, JOHN, Springerville 49 HALL, JOHNNY, 1951 Elk survey 16 HAMPE, THEODOR portrait 1 HATHAWAY cottonwood tree and school house 2 HAYS, ROY FAMILY, 1961 7 HAVERTY FAMILY 47 HAYLIFT, 1967 15 HEADY, TOM, 1954, 1956, 1957 13 HEBBARD. STERLING. 1957 8 HERSCHEDE. FOY 1961 sale 41 HICKS, MARK ranch, 1968 6 HOLLAND FAMILY Roy and Walter, 1961 48 HOOKER, HENRY CLAY portrait and ranch scenes 24 HOOPER, ROB cattle sales, 1960-1969 87 HORRELL. EARL portrait and ranch scenes 3 HORRELL, ED, 1899 portrait 2 HORSES, Cutting and Conformation 25 HUGHES, JOHN THOMAS portrait 1 HUNSAKER. JAMES NICHOLAS portrait 1 HUNT FAMILY TREE 1 HURTADO. FLORENCIO. 1953 and ranch scenes 29 INDIAN SCHOOL, 1954 8 JAPANESE BEEF 2


JERNIGAN LONGHORNS 4 J V BAR DISPERSAL SALE, 1961 12 KACHINAS AT GOLDWATER’S STORE, 1954 1 KEITH, ABBIE 1921 family pictures, Imler wedding, 50 1960, 1961, 1964 pictures KERN COUNTY RANCH TOUR, 1966 7 KING, JOHN 3 KINNEY, LESTER. Horseback 1 KINO STATUE 1 KOONTZ, CARL 3 KRENTZ, STEWART 11 KYRENE STEAM PLANT, 1953 11 LAKIN, CHUCK and Ingersoll Heckle, 1951 11 LAMB, 1954 10 LANE, JOE watercolor of ranch 1 LAS DELICIAS RANCH scenes 3 LAS VEGAS RANCH SALES, 1960-1962 16 LASSEN, OBED 5 LEE, CLELL grandchildren 1 LEE, TED FAMILY 36 LEON, JUAN (Sierra Bonita Ranch, 1951) 3 LONG MEADOW RANCH SALES 101 LORENZO, PETE portrait 1 LUFKIN, ALBERT MINTON portrait 1


LUMBER MILL SCENES 12 MCCORMICK RANCH SCENES 7 McCRARY COLTS, 1956 2 McDONALD FAMILY portraits 2 McKINNEY, HUGHES, 1956 3 McKINNEY FEEDLOTS, 1960 17 MAMMOTH, ARIZONA CEMETERY 4 MANJARRES, YGNACTO 2 MANNING, LEVI HOWELL or HOWELL portrait 1 MAPS of Mexico, Pimeria Alta, Maria Santroina del 4 Carmen Land Grant, San Jose de Sonoita Grant, 1887 San Rafael, Tubac, Arizona watercourses MARIPOSA RANCH (Rustling) 8 MARTIN, CICERO 13 MAXIMILIAM DEED, August 7, 1954 55 MAXWELL, W. B. portrait 1 MAY, J. D. 7 MAZATLAN, MEXICO 9 MEAT GRADING DEMONSTRATION, 1960 1 METEOR CRATER AND SAN FRANCISCO PEAKS, 1957 10 METZGER 3 MEYER, FERDINAND ranch and cattle, Florence 13 MISSIONS San Xavier, Tumacacori 3 MOHAVE MUSEUM 4 MOHAVE COUNTY CATTLE GROWERS ASSOC. MEETINGS AND 45 SALES, 1963-1968


MOORE, PETER AND FRED portrait 1 MULLEN, MRS. CHARLES 5 BOX 41: NEGATIVES NAEGLE, EUGENE, 1961 blankets with brands 2 NAVAJO CATTLE CONVENTION, 1961 10 NAVAO COUNTY RODEO 1 NEAL, JOHN AND AMY AND FAMILY GROUP, 1960 8 NELSON’S LIVESTOCK AUCTION AND SALE 5 NEWCOMER, FLOYD cattle at Cudahys, 1961 10 NICHOLS, DONNIE, 1953 7 NOGALES BUILDINGS 5 NORTHERN ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS’ ASSOC. OFFICERS, 1967 1 NORTON, JOHN polled Herefords, 1960 31 O’HACO WEDDING 2 OLD TIMERS 7 ORACLE CHURCH 7 ORME RANCH CHAPEL 4 ORNELAS, GREGORIO portrait, 1960 8 OWENBY, FRANK 1 PAINTED ROCKS, GILA BEND, 1969 14 PARKER, PORT with Courtney and Browning 1 PASCOE, FRANK, horseback 4 PAYNE, GENE AUCTION YARDS, Tucson, 1961 10 PEARCE, ARIZONA RUINS 7 PECK, ARTISAN L. store in Nogales 4


PENDERGAST, 1949 trick riding and roping 38 PEO LADIES. 1962 4 PERRIN, EDWARD BURT portrait 1 PHELPS, PETE stallion 4 PHOENIX BUILDINGS includes Penney’s, 1952, 175 Phoenix Library, 1952, Valley National Banks, and various schools -all under construction PHOENIX QUARTER HORSE SHOW, 1960 6 PIKE, JOHN MILBURN portrait 1 POTTS, EFFIE 6 PREDATORS 1 PRESCOTT CATTLE SALES, 1963-1969 65 PRESCOTT QUARTER HORSE SHOW 1951, 1952, 1959-1964 302 PRESCOTT FEED STORE 1 PUSCH, GEORGE branding, 1951 27 RANCHO SACATAL SALE OR SHOW 8 R-14 (WALLACE ALTAHA) portrait 1 RIGDEN FAMILY AND RANCH, 1947, 1970 36 RIGGS CATTLE 1 RILLITO RACE TRACK, TUCSON 4 RODEO PICTURES 3 RONSTADT, CARLOS RANCH, 1954 24 ROOSEVELT DAM, 1949 2 SACATON CHURCH 10 SADDLES BY PORTERS 4


SAFETY FIRST WITH BULLS, 1950 12 SAFLEY, CARL cows, 1966 2 SAFFORD, ARIZONA, 1955, 1957 16 ST. JOHNS INDIAN SCHOOL DANCES, 1954 25 SALAZAR, GUADALUPE portrait 2 SALT RIVER, 1965 10 SAMANIEGO, MARIONO freight wagons 1 SAN CARLOS APACHES AND CATTLE 164 SAN-PIM-AL CATTLE GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION 2 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY FAIR CALF SALE, 1960-1969 65 SANTA MARGARITA RANCH 30 SANTA RITA MINE, 1860 1 SAXON, HARRY horse 1 SCHAUS, RICHARD FAMILY Richard and Mother 86 SHATTUCK, ZERENA, 1961 3 SHOWLOW COMMUNITY ALLOTMENT 1960 1 SHRIVER 11 SINGING VALLEY RANCH SALE 10 SINOHOVI, MANUEL 2 SMUGGLING, 1951, Nogales 2 SNOWFLAKE ACADEMY 1 SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, White River 6 SONOITA-ELGIN FIRE TRUCK AND SIGNS 10


BOX 42: NEGATIVES SONOITA QUARTER HORSE SHOW, 1950-1973 365 SOUTHERN ARIZONA INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK SHOW 195 1961-1973 SOUTHERN ARIZONA STOCKMEN’S PROTECTION ASSOCIATION 22 MEETINGS, 1961, 1963, 1967 SOUTHWEST FOREST INDUSTRIES, 1963 6 SOUTHWEST PIONEER COWBOYS ASSOCIATION, 1960-1970 31 SPRAGUE, BERT Angus cattle, 1964 9 STACY, MRS. 4 STEVENSON, NELSON 3 STEWART, BRAD FAMILY 35 STILES FAMILY 5 SUNCREST RANCH, 1953 21 SWEITZER, CHARLES, 1960 5 SWEITZER FARM, COTTONWOOD 4 SWIFT AND COMPANY, 1966-1968 new plant 9 TEMPE OVERPASS 9 TENNEY, LYMAN “kids” . 3 THAYER, RONALD, 1953 10 THURBER, HAROLD 36 TONOPAH, ARIZONA, 1968 3 TOVREA BUILDING, 1954 3 TOWNSEND, HACK 9 TRIMBLE QUARTER HORSE SALE 8 TUCSON LIVESTOCK SHOW, 1960 4


TUCSON QUARTER HORSE SHOW, 1951, 1960, 1962 91 TUNNEL ON SUPERIOR HIGHWAY construction 69 TWEED. ED Arabian horses 61 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA SALES AND SHOWS, 1963-1973 94 UNIDENTIFIED 27 VANDALISM ON RANCHES 23 VAN DEREN, BILLY, 1953 6 VOIGHT CATTLE, 1952 36 WARDS Indian and colt 9 WAYNE. JOHN 26 BAR RANCH SALES 74 WEBB FAMILY AND RANCH SCENES 124 WETZLER, CHARLES 8 WHITE MOUNTAIN APACHES AND CATTLE 9 WILLCOX LIVESTOCK AUCTION, 1960 3 WILSON, BOYD 16 WOLFSWINKEL-McCARROL DISPERSAL SALE 3 YAVAPAI COUNTY CATTLE GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION 257 CALF SALE, 1951-1972 YAVAPAI COUNTY CATTLE GROWERS ASSOCIATION 3 YERBA BUENA RANCH, 1955 8 YOLO RANCH, 1962 11 YUMA, scenes and tour 89


BOXES 43-45 ENGRAVINGS The 451 Engravings were used to print pictures in the Arizona Cattlelog during the early days of publication. They were made by the Republic and Gazette Co. Metal/wood print blocks of photographic portraits. Not all are identified. ca. 1945-1965.

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